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Kim Jong-Un's assets and whereabouts has pinpointed the location of his missiles and palaces.Expert Jacob Bogle has spent just shy of a decade charting and creating an exhaustive map of North Korea in the hopes of pinpointing key locations in the rogue state.A total of 64,400 locations were named and verified on the detailed map of what could be the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea (DPRK).READ MORE: Google Maps shows off North Korea's mansions and yachts for mysterious eliteSuch a map has since identified the locations of very private, high-security areas useful to North Korean dictator Kim-Jong Un including ballistic missile bases and palaces. Speaking to Vice on the creation of his map, Jacob said: "I've created the most comprehensive map of North Korea available to the general public.

North Korean underground lair fit for a James Bond villain has been uncovered by satellite images.The 176,000sq ft Kanggye General Tractor Plant can accommodate 20,000 people and is understood to be the country's biggest underground arms factory. Also known as Factory No.26, it is built within a hill that spans 1.2km and houses multiple floors, whilst access is gained through at least nine tunnels that are several miles long.READ MORE: 'Several killed' in Copenhagen shooting by gunman with 'automatic' weaponAmerican researcher Jacob Bogle has analysed the satellite pictures and told Metro.co.uk : "The average person looking at the factory probably wouldn't suspect just how large or important it is.

North Korea, which appear to show underground naval bases as well as a potential flaw in the nation’s defences. As the Kim family continues to ramp up its aggression with the outside world, Jacob Bogle has probed North Korea’s navy using satellite photos.His research revealed more than a dozen subterranean maritime facilities which the dictatorship can use to repair and refuel warships, as well as launch attacks, in safety and secrecy.