DetourmapPlaces with no country
552 places on Detourmap sit here — wrecks in international waters, museum objects, and places Wikidata has never filed under a country. Nobody owns the open ocean, an object in a museum is a thing rather than a place, and some records simply carry no country. They appear on no country page for that reason, which is why they have this one. Ranked by how many Wikipedia editions cover them; this is 451–552, on page 4 of 4.
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472.SS Roraima
Archaeological · Hidden gem
Steamboat, now a shipwreck in the bay of Saint-Pierre, Martinique
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483.SS The Ramsey
Archaeological · Hidden gem
1895 passenger vessel converted to armed merchant cruiser
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495.Newgrange cursus
Archaeological · Hidden gem
Neolithic ceremonial route typically found in Ireland and Great Britain
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506.Archaeological site of via Casimiro (Brindisi)
Archaeological · Hidden gem
Archaeological site from the Roman era, in Brindisi, Italy.
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508.El-Khirbe
Archaeological · Hidden gem
Archaeological site in the Samarian hills of the modern-day West Bank
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512.British European Airways Flight 530
Archaeological · 20th century · Hidden gem
1946 aviation accident
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520.HMS St Lawrence (1814)
Archaeological · Hidden gem
1814 first-rate ship of the line that served on Lake Ontario
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540.Condor seamount
Nature · Hidden gem
Submarine mountain west-southwest of Faial Island in the Azores
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543.Searsville, California
Archaeological · Hidden gem
Former town that sat in present-day Searsville Lake, Woodside, San Mateo County, California
