Google Maps takes on a unique mission, documenting every inch of the planet. But that did not prevent the existence of ten secret places that cannot be monitored even through this application.

– Starting at Volkel Air Force Base in the Netherlands. According to secret documents released by WikiLeaks, this base was used by the United States of America during the Cold War. It contained 22 nuclear bombs for the US Air Force.

– Roses town in Spain. It is believed to contain the central unit of the 875th Surveillance and Alert Squadron of the US Air Force.

– Hill Correctional Facility, established in New York, which is considered one of the strongest and safest correctional sites in the world, with a 0% chance of escaping.

– Baker Lake, northern Canada. It includes one of the scientific institutions that search for cosmic galaxies and the opportunities for life and living in them, by sending strong electromagnetic waves.

– The US-Mexico border. Of which about 15 miles appear completely distorted.

– From the US-Mexico border to the National Security Bureau in Taiwan, which houses the supreme body of the Taiwanese intelligence service.

– North Korea, an entire country whose details cannot be discerned on Google Maps, is known as the Axis of Evil.

– NATO air base in Germany. It is clearly visible on Bing sitemaps, while it cannot be seen on Google Maps as it appears completely covered with a colored cover.

– Before concluding this tour, we will reach the island of Morroa in France, where nuclear tests were conducted between 1966 and 1996. Its number reached 181 trials.

– Iraq, in turn, is not far from secret places. Google erased the site of “Babylon”, the archaeological and historical place from the maps of Iraq, because it contained many of the facilities that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein had built to strengthen his country.