From tanks and phone boxes to classic cars and US presidents... the world's strangest 'graveyards' where unwanted products are left to rot 

With the traditional red British telephone box being slowly but wiped off the country's high streets, this is where they come to die - a graveyard full of nostalgia and rusted, battered old public phones in Surrey

The years of political unrest in the Ukraine has taken its toll on the country's armoured vehicles. Here, in a disused depot in the country, dozens of camouflaged tanks are lined up, seemingly in faily good condition and all in military formation

A pair of destroyed cars - which appear to have the same shape as the original Mini Cooper - taken in a garage near to an abandoned flight school. The leaf-covered, abandoned building's location is unknown

This huge abandoned steam train was left behind on flat farmland next to a hangar. Although the location is unknown, it is understood a fire broke out near where the locomotive now remains stationary, perhaps explaining its demise

With tropical trees and a tranquil lake as its backdrop, the campus of public quarter management in Kafrul area of the capital city of Bangladesh, Dhaka, has turned into a graveyard for thousands of rickshaws that lie neglected for years

An old storage unit has now become home to these abandoned cars. The car cemetery is in an undisclosed location, but judging by the shape of the wide cars, it is possible the vehicles are American

The Russian Warship Graveyard which is now home to The Kremlin's retired fleet. Floating on the water, the vessels are an artist's dream in front of a setting sun, though their missions would have been anything but peaceful

This is the eerie collection of deserted cars left behind by American soldiers after conflict in the Second World War. The classic cars are completely entrenched by the surrounding shrubbery, and branches have collapsed on top of the vehicles

Sitting on top of frozen abyss are the statues of the former Presidents of the US. Pictured from left to right are Ronald Reagan, Woodrow Wilson, Richard M. Nixon, JFK, Lyndon B. Johnson , Theodore Roosevelt, George W. Bush, Grover Cleveland, James A. Garfield, FDR , Chester A. Arthur, Ulysses S. Grant, James A. Garfield, Franklin Pierce, Gerald R. Ford, Andrew Johnson, John Quincy Adams, James Madison, James Buchanan, Millard Fillmore and James Monroe

The massive collection of classic cars left behind by US troops after the Second World War have been abandoned in woodlands at an unknown location. They are covered in moss, have had their parts ripped from the body and have plants sprouting through them

The abandoned rickshaws of Bangladesh lie dormant in the campus of public quarter management in Kafrul area of the capital Dhaka. Thousands of the mangled bikes have been dumped there creating a mountain of twised and colourful metal

Incredible rows of rusted 1930s vehicles were discovered in a remote French quarry. It is thought the vehicles were stored away from the German Army at the start of the Second World War

New York City may be known for its luxury skyscrapers and bustling streets, but just a few miles south of Manhattan, there is an altogether different sight to behold. Languishing in the water just off Staten Island, scores of boats are left to rust in a little-known ship graveyard - just a stone's throw from the city's lights

These single-decker buses are piled double-decker style on top of each other in a public transport graveyard at an undisclosed location. The buses have been gutted of their seats, wheels and windows, some roofs are missing and other are piled upside down on top of other vehicles