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🚸 Schools out, forever! A collection of abandoned classrooms from around the world - Part 2

When abandoned, forgotten schools often enter a kind of stasis. The children and teachers pack up their belongings and exit for the last time, leaving silent spaces left to decay and the silent passing of the years.

These images represent various classrooms found during my travels; Italy, Germany Lithuania & USA

An abandoned classroom with wooden floors, student desks, and two long chalkboards. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights hang from the dirty ceiling.
An abandoned, dusty classroom with a chalkboard, display cases, and old posters. The concrete room features a long table, wooden paneling, and an array of framed pictures
An abandoned classroom with vibrant green walls and an ornate ceiling. Scattered desks, a large map titled
A bright, empty classroom features a single wooden desk, large windows with blinds, and a blackboard adorned with two vintage world maps.

My 🇩🇪 🚅 diagram has been updated for 2026! It focuses on long-distance train lines that run at least three times a day. Providing a more interpretable alternative to 's official and diagram with a stronger focus on the system (regularly running connections and their frequency instead of the sole line definition) was my initial motivation for starting creating diagrams a couple of years ago.
My diagram: https://larstransportmaps.com/2026/01/04/systematic-long-distance-services-in-germany-2026/
Official: https://cms.static-bahn.de/wmedia/redaktion/aushaenge/streckenkarte/Liniennetz-ICE-IC-2026-Stand-09-2025.pdf
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Unofficial transport diagram of Germany. It shows the long-distance lines in an octolinear structure. Lines running on the same axes are coloured the same.