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This small town was abandoned in 1992 and was pretty well preserved considering its location which is very close to the Russian capital, Moscow. There is an electric station, two 5 floor buildings, many small administrative buildings and warehouses in the town. It was built for the workers and families of the C-25 military complex and for that reason is nowhere to be seen on the maps.

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Nizny Novgorod (Lower Novgorod), is the fourth largest city in Russia ranking after Moscow, St.Petersburg and Novosibirsk. Although we can’t see much of the city here, there are still some pretty spectacular photos which were taken near the city.

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