Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Once a thriving shipyard community, Clune Park Estate in Port Glasgow was built in the early 1900s to house hundreds of workers and their families. Today, its decaying tenements and boarded-up windows have earned it the nickname “Scotland’s Chernobyl,” as the area faces demolition after decades of abandonment and decline.
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Once a thriving shipyard community, Clune Park Estate in Port Glasgow was built in the early 1900s to house hundreds of workers and their families. Today, its decaying tenements and boarded-up windows have earned it the nickname “Scotland’s Chernobyl,” as the area faces demolition after decades of abandonment and decline.
Main Channel - youtube.com/mobileinstinct
INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/mobileinstinct
All of my videos are organized by state on my website TheMobileInstinct.com
#mobileinstinct #scotland










