A "ghost town" in Russia is covered in white snow.

The Sementnozavodsky region in Russia is located near the coal mining town of Vorkuta in the Komi Republic, in northwestern Russia, where winter temperatures can drop to -50 degrees Celsius.^oC. Vorkuta was once one of the prosperous and wealthy towns of the Soviet Union, developed to serve the mining industry. Many workers left the town when the coal mines closed and unemployment in the region rose rapidly.

Abandoned for a long time, the town became desolate and deserted, like a "ghost town." Now, all that remains are dilapidated high-rise buildings, no one around, and rows of trucks standing silently, covered in dust and snow.

Nevertheless, amidst the pristine white snow covering the buildings and vehicles in Sementnozavodsky, the place still gives the feeling of an infinite land, a place seemingly forgotten by time, almost vanished from the world.

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