5 MOST FORBIDDEN NO MAN'S LAND!


5.City 50

In 1947,the Soviet Union used slave labour and prisoners to construct a secret closed city of Ozyorsk, code named 'City 40'. City 40 became the birthplace of the Soviet Nuclear Program and housed scientists working at the Mayak Nuclear Facility. The area became riddled with radiation after accidents released over 3 times more contamination than the Chernobyl Disaster and residents were never told about the risks or allowed to leave in order to keep the site and program a secret. Today,City 40 and its population of over 80,000 remain encircled by guards and double fences or razor wire. Residents have reportedly had their identities outside the fences completely erased and cannot leave without permits.The few activists who have tried reporting on conditions from within the city allegedly never been heard from again.


4.Bir Tawil


Bir Tawil is a 795 sq.miles deserted and landlocked territory between the border of Egypt and Sudan.Created by discrepancies in colonial maps drawn between 1899 and 1902,the 'Terranullius' might be one of the last on earth. This 'no man's land' is considered the only habitable place on the planet which is not taken or recognized by any government.Neither country wants rights over Bir Tawil as it would result in giving up rights on another valuable disputed area on the Red Sea. After several attempts by tourists to visit Bir Tawil on social media,access to this place is restricted.

3.Varosha


Prior to 1974, the Cypriot riot city of Famagusta was a modern and thriving tourist destination on the Mediterranean sea,but during the Turkish invasion of Cyprus,residents fled as Turkish forces and Greek Cypriots met in combat on the streets.The Green Line market the end of the Turkish army's advance and forms present day border of the abandoned Varosha sector. Fences were erected around the zone,creating a forbidden ghost town of crumbling high rises slowly being reclaimed by nature.The Turkish government still continues to hold the Varosha no man's land as a bargaining chip for future negotiations with Cyprus.

2.Zone Rouge


At the end of World War 1, over 460 sq.miles of France was designated as 'Zone Rouge'. "Completely devastated, Damage to properties 100%,Damage to Agriculture 100%,Impossible to clean,Human Life Impossible." Nearly 40 square miles of the Red Zone remains off limits and uninhabitable for the next century to say the least. The area is littered with unexploded poison gas shells and human and animal remains which were too numerous to clean up. Arsenic levels of the area point to 17% enough to kill 99% of all human and animal life.

1. Mercury


Mercury, Nevada is an 'Artificial' city constructed in 1950 by the US Atomic Commission within the Nevada Test Site.It was named after the near by mercury mines that existed before the area was taken over for top secret nuclear weapons testing. At its peek,Mercury hosted about 10,000 nuclear scientists , military personal and associated family members.Access to the city was severely limited with only cleared staff being allowed to enter or leave the facility with government permission. Today the city of Mercury has a population of about 500 and is the only known closed city within the USA.It is rumored that the mercury mine caverns and now clad with stainless steel and are used as secret UFO research labs.

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