Urbex Map Texas – 497 Abandoned Places GPS Map
The Urbex Map Texas is a GPS-ready abandoned places map for urban explorers, photographers, filmmakers, and location researchers. It organizes 497 abandoned places in Texas into a digital KML/KMZ file built for Google Earth and Google My Maps planning.
Use it as a structured research base before a trip: compare regions, identify leads, prepare routes, and avoid losing hours in outdated forum threads or scattered coordinates. The map is designed for planning and pre-scouting, not for bypassing permission, safety checks, or local rules.
What You Get With This Texas Urbex Map
- 497 Texas abandoned places organized as GPS map points.
- KML/KMZ digital file for Google Earth and Google My Maps.
- Coverage across Houston/Gulf Coast, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio/South Texas, and West Texas leads.
- Instant digital download after purchase; no physical product is shipped.
- A practical research resource for urbex, photography scouting, filming, and route planning.
Cities & Regions Included
- 🏙️ Houston & Gulf Coast : Houston and the Gulf Coast contain massive abandoned industrial complexes, former petrochemical facilities, decaying historic neighborhoods, and forgotten structures shaped by the region’s dominant oil and gas industrial heritage.
- 🌆 Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex : The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex features abandoned manufacturing plants, former commercial complexes, decaying historic neighborhoods, and forgotten industrial buildings shaped by the region’s rapid suburban and commercial development.
- 🌵 San Antonio & South Texas : San Antonio and south Texas include abandoned military base structures, former commercial buildings, decaying historic neighborhoods, and rural structures reflecting the region’s layered Spanish, Mexican, and American cultural heritage.
- 🌄 West Texas & Rural Areas : West Texas and rural areas feature abandoned oil field infrastructure, ghost towns, former ranch operations, and isolated structures set across the vast Chihuahuan Desert and Trans-Pecos mountain landscapes.
Types of Spots Included
This urbex map includes a wide variety of abandoned locations such as hospitals, factories, warehouses, mansions, schools, hotels, industrial plants, office buildings, transportation facilities, and former institutional buildings. Some entries feature large industrial complexes, while others highlight smaller forgotten buildings with historical or architectural significance. The diversity of locations provides excellent opportunities for photography, filming, and urban exploration documentation.
Why Choose This Urbex Map?
✔️ Verified and organized abandoned locations
✔️ Structured digital GPS format
✔️ Instant access after purchase
✔️ Saves extensive research time
✔️ Large structured database (497 spots)
✔️ Designed for serious urban explorers and content creators
Technical Specifications
- File Format: .KML / .KMZ
- Instant Digital Download
- Compatible with Google Earth
- Compatible with Google My Maps
- Works on Desktop & Mobile Devices
- Digital Product Only (No physical item shipped)
How to Install
- Complete your purchase and download the .KML or .KMZ file.
- Open Google Earth or go to Google My Maps in your browser.
- Import the downloaded file into the platform.
- Browse the GPS locations and plan your exploration routes.
Installation takes less than two minutes and works on both desktop and mobile platforms.
Planning a wider route? Browse the USA urbex maps by state or learn how to install your urbex map.
Texas Urbex Map FAQ
Is this a downloadable GPS map?
Yes. This is a digital KML/KMZ map file for compatible tools such as Google Earth and Google My Maps.
Does the map cover more than one Texas city?
Yes. It covers multiple Texas regions, including major metro areas, industrial zones, rural sites, and West Texas leads.
Can I visit every location without extra research?
No. Conditions, access, ownership, and safety can change. Always verify legality, permission, and risk before visiting any abandoned place.
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