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New Zealand
http://urbexcentral.wordpress.com/
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http://blackdamp.in
Mainly mine exploration in Australia
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This ones not working
Gael Force - www.WorldAbandoned.com |
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Australia
http://www.uega.net
UEGA - Urban Explorers Group of Australia |
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LATVIA:
These days there aren't much active websites and forums (and so does explorers..) But those who remains active , are very experienced and can tell about places which aren't described on websites. And there are lots of great locations, of course. And yeah, i am from Latvia, so you can ask everything 
http://www.post-apo.lv
http://wwww.bradajumi.lv (these days useful mostly gallery: http://www.bradajumi.lv/gallery/
http://www.grauzti.lv
http://www.diggfiles.lv
http://www.diggers.lv
ESTONIA
Estonia is located near Latvia and it's even smaller than Latvia. It's a pity i don't know much information about Estonian urban exploring forums. There's one = forum, called
http://forum.diggers.pri.ee/
and another one http://www.urbex.ee/
but there's one breath-taking Estonian photographer forum, kind - of UE related:
http://www.karelkravik.com/
LITHUANIA
At the moment, i guess Lithuanians has the most active explorers between Baltic countries. Also, they have great locations.
Some really great forums which i highly recommend:
http://www.pamirsta.lt
http://www.niekonaujo.lt
POLAND
http://www.forgotten.pl Lots of places but the most important thing is that every member can make something like a "status update" for a place, very useful details.
PS
Guerrillaexplorer066 , thank you very much for creating this thread. Now i know more about Finland and Poland.
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Posted by PositivePressure
There used to be an amazing Japanese UE site that I checked often years and years ago, but I can't recollect what it was called right now 
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http://www.haikyo.org maybe? Definitely worth checking. The ghost-towns are a personal favorite.
Denn die Todten reiten schnell. |
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GERMANY, mostly Berlin area with a few exceptions.
http://www.abandonedberlin.com
It doesnt matter how you die.
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The Ireland Link doesn't work anymore. I'll be going there next summer, any ideas how to get in contact with folks out there?
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JAPAN
https://haikyo.info/
Pretty amazing site for abandoned buildings all over Japan. Definitely helps if you can read Japanese but you can probably figure it out even if you don't.
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Hello!
Moe14 gave a pretty good overview on what it is to explore in a not developed and fairly recent country. But Brazil still have a few things to offer.
This is Mundo Urbex (Urbex World) - http://www.mundourbex.com.br/
Basically the only Brazilian site I found that uses the expressions Urbex.
Also found this: http://www.saopaul...g/casa-abandonada/ It's Called Old São Paulo and has a part dedicated to abandoned houses in São Paulo.
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Posted by Moe14
I know some guys in South America, and for the most part there's not a lot of websites. Sao Paulo is the biggest scene I know of, but there's stuff in other Brazilian Cities, Santiago, Buenos Aires, and also Columbia (I haven't been to Columbia yet though).
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Hey! Really liked your post! I sent two more links from Brazil
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longdistancerunner.org A site that mostly covers Korean Urban Exploration, but has included explorations in Japan and Hong Kong.
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