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* ''Film/Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge'' reveals that anything misplaced in either Halloweentown or the mortal world ends up at the house of Gort the ogre.

* An episode of ''Series/{{Charmed}}'' has the Halliwell sisters using a spell to find lost things backfiring to the point that everything they ever lost came back, thus turning their house into this trope. At the climax of the episode it ended up returning the lost souls of all the evil they defeated in the past, which might have made the current living threat worse before they devise a spell to use those spirits to put him down for good.

* The Neath in''VideoGame/SunlessSea'' might well be one of these. A lot of things to be found there seem to be plopped haphazardly from other places in space and time. Aside from entire cities, such as London, there are also Eldritch Abominations, the Skeletons of massive unknown...things, and A pair of Sphinxes implied to be from Egypt and somehow related to the famous one in Giza. Granted, the Neath seems to be unconcerned with the rules of time and space and causality at times as well.

* An episode of ''Series/{{Charmed}}'' has the Halliwell sisters using a spell to find lost things backfiring to the point that everything they ever lost came back, thus turning their house into this trope.

Often accessible via TheBermudaTriangle. Not to be confused with ''Literature/WideSargassoSea''.

Often accessible via TheBermudaTriangle.

* The many manifestations of Drains in ''Literature/{{Pact}}'' are places where forgotten things go, even gods forgotten by their former worshipers, and where Others such as bogeyman are formed.

* In ''Finders Keepers'' by Emily Rodda, the protagonist visits the world where things go when you put them down a moment ago and can't find them again.

* ''Literature/HarryPotter'' has a variant in the form of [[spoiler:an endless room filled with objects that people at Hogwarts have hidden over the years -- though it all gets destroyed in the final book with a dose of wizard napalm]].

[[Magazine/ForteanTimes Charles Fort]] called it the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-Sargasso_Sea Super-Sargasso Sea]]; the dimension into which lost things go. Amelia Earhart's over at the bar. The LostColony of Roanoke is next door. USS Cyclops? In the harbor. [[ElvisLives Elvis]]? Who do you think is on stage? The Dead Sea Scrolls? Have a pamphlet. And everybody has all the socks they could possibly need. Just not matched ones.

* ''Literature/HarryPotter'' has a variant in the form of [[spoiler:an endless room filled with objects that people at Hogwarts have hidden over the years -- though it all gets destroyed in the final book]].

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* ''Fanfic/DaringDoAndTheJourneyToTheCenterOfTheEarth'' has the Temple of the Lost. The protagonists go there to find Pinkie Pie's missing body, and they have to sort through loose change, missing socks, and other assorted junk first.

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* In Ben Lear's ''Lillian: A Folk Opera'', the narrator believes that everything lost winds up eventually in the Great Pacific garbage patch. He journeys there to find a vague something that he thinks is missing from his romantic relationship.

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* On the search for Cassie's missing dad, Marion and Cassie from ''WesternAnimation/BountyHamster'' find themselves in the world of the lost. Not only are lost objects there, but people too: there's a room of lost dads and even the antagonists that the duo 'lost.'
* A sock-oriented variant appears in one episode of ''WesternAnimation/JacobTwoTwo''. Jacob finds an AlternateDimension where all the missing socks go. Here, they use socks as currency, and there's even a black market for them.

* The Bikini Bottom Triangle in the eponymous episode of ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' contains many items taken by the mermaids via singing to activate a giant vacuum, which opens a rift in the sky while doing so. When they sing their song backwards, the items are returned to their owner.

* ''VideoGame/DarkVoid''. Aliens, lost ships, Nikola Tesla. It's all in the Void. The hero even enters via TheBermudaTriangle.

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' (BECMI) module IM3 The Best of Intentions. One of the planes the Immortal PCs may have to travel to is Unsoncy. The center of the plane is a rotating disk of debris that comes out of a singularity in the middle. Items lost on other planes of the universe end up here. The Immortal who controls the plane always looks here first when he loses a pair of socks in his washing machine.

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* Book One of the ''Literature/SolarQueen'' series is "Sargasso of Space."
* As well as a story in ''Literature/CaptainFuture''.

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[[Magazine/ForteanTimes Charles Fort]] called it the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-Sargasso_Sea Super-Sargasso Sea]]; the dimension into which lost things go. Amelia Earhart's over at the bar. The Lost Colony of Roanoke is next door. USS Cyclops? In the harbor. Elvis? Who do you think is on stage? The Dead Sea Scrolls? Have a pamphlet. And everybody has all the socks they could possibly need. Just not matched ones.

-->''Phoebe'': So technically I lost it there and now I've found it again. I hope this doesn't affect my virginity.

* The Land of Lost Objects in ''Series/EerieIndiana'' is located in the center of the Earth and is run by the US government that steals objects to promote consumerism.

* The Bikini Bottom Triangle in the eponymous episode of ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' contains many items taken by the mermaids via singing to activate a giant vacuum, which opens a rift in the sky while doing so. When they sing their song backwards, the items are returned to their owner.

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* The many manifestations of Drains in ''Literature/{{Pact}}'' are places where forgotten things go, even gods forgotten by their former worshipers, and where Others such as bogeyman are formed.

* The Bikini Bottom Triangle in the eponymous episode of ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' contains many items taken by the mermaids via singing to activate a giant vacuum, which opens a rift in the sky while doing so. When they sing their song backwards, the items are returned to their owner.

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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' (BECMI) module IM3 The Best of Intentions. One of the planes the Immortal PCs may have to travel to is Unsoncy. The center of the plane is a rotating disk of debris that comes out of a singularity in the middle. Items lost on other planes of the universe end up here. The Immortal who controls the plane always looks here first when he loses a pair of socks in his washing machine.

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