r/UrbanHell • u/KaminBoiBambi • 6h ago
Poverty/Inequality Cairo and Alexandria from my recent trip
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Such a waste of great potential
r/UrbanHell • u/Anomaly_v2 • 4h ago
Concrete Wasteland Never ending sea of buildings, Athens
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r/UrbanHell • u/biwook • 10h ago
Concrete Wasteland Residential buildings in Tbilisi, capital of Georgia (the country, not the state)
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r/UrbanHell • u/Byrningsissy • 16h ago
Suburban Hell I was walking through here and I felt eerie. I tried to capture the vibe.
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r/UrbanHell • u/EnbySC • 2h ago
Ugliness An obscene image of a circumcised micro obelisk in the land of obelisks - Egypt
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r/UrbanHell • u/Sort_of_Frightening • 1d ago
Absurd Architecture Ugly tax office in Falun, Sweden
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r/UrbanHell • u/Illustrious_Emu_4375 • 1d ago
Concrete Wasteland Morning in Malaga, Spain
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r/UrbanHell • u/WitnessChance1996 • 1d ago
Other Huaxi village in Jiangsu Province, China.
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r/UrbanHell • u/EducationAny7740 • 1d ago
Decay Verkhny Ufaley: another godforsaken industrial town
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This small town north of Chelyabinsk is not doing too well - the population has fallen from 32 to 22 thousand people since 2009, and in 2017 the city's main employer, Ufaleinikel, closed.
Some measures have been taken to save the city, in particular, Ufaleinikel was converted from a nickel plant to a zinc plant, but some problems are much harder to solve, one of them is the percentage of cancer patients among the city's population is significantly higher than the national average - a consequence of the terrible ecology.
r/UrbanHell • u/Gamepetrol2011 • 2d ago
Ugliness Damn I don't even know how to describe this...
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r/UrbanHell • u/Pakotiya • 1d ago
Concrete Wasteland Some photos from my last trip to Egypt: the dystopian city of Cairo.
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r/UrbanHell • u/Double-decker_trams • 1d ago
Poverty/Inequality Garages in Paljassaare, Tallinn, Estonia. Some people live here. Around 1300 garages - illegally built.
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r/UrbanHell • u/No-Philosopher9083 • 7h ago
Other A change from all the "Dubai Bad" posts: The Gardens, Dubai
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I have lived here. It is extremely walkable, accessible by public transport, great outdoor facilities for kids, etc.
r/UrbanHell • u/alllandalus • 1d ago
Decay Abandoned building (and new construction) in Lisboa, Portugal
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