Welcome to SubTropolis: The Massive Business Complex Buried Under Kansas City

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More than 1,000 people spend their workdays in SubTropolis, an industrial park housed in an excavated mine the size of 140 football fields

More than 1,000 people spend their workdays in SubTropolis, an industrial park housed in an excavated mine the size of 140 football fields

Welcome to SubTropolis: The Business Complex Buried Under Kansas City

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