Selected U.S. Missile Silo Locations
Selected locations of Titan I, Atlas F and Titan II missile silos across the United States, including sites in Kansas, Arizona and Texas.
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Selected locations of Titan I, Atlas F and Titan II missile silos across the United States, including sites in Kansas, Arizona and Texas.
Missile silos near the settlement of Yugo in Perm Krai, Russia.
A former nuclear missile silo near Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington.
Former Titan I and Atlas F missile silo locations across the United States, including sites in Kansas, Arizona and Arkansas.
Decommissioned Atlas missile silo sites across the United States, identified by site designations; some entries include historical notes about accidents and former site uses.
A former missile silo, Pulsifer Firewood, and the approximate site of proposed howitzer cannon testing in the Adirondack town of Lewis, New York.
Land-based Minuteman III missile silos and launch control centers across the Great Plains, including Montana, North Dakota and Nebraska, documented as a guide for peace activists opposing nuclear weapons.
Former Titan II missile silo sites around Little Rock, Arkansas, with notes on their Air Force units, decommissioning, accidents and fatalities.
Minuteman missile silos and Missile Alert Facilities associated with F.E. Warren Air Force Base, spread across southeastern Wyoming, western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado. Site notes include flight designations, informal nicknames and selected historical details.
Strategic military facilities across Russia, including missile silos and launch sites, nuclear weapons and WMD storage, airfields, barracks, bunkers and ABM systems. Locations include Dombarovskii, Irkutsk, Barnaul and the Moscow region.
Underground bunkers, missile silos and launch control centers across the United States, including active military and government sites, abandoned installations, private bunkers, museums and repurposed sites.
Sites associated with the Yuryan missile formation and the Soviet 8th Rocket Division in Kirov Oblast, Russia, including missile silos, command facilities, communications stations and nuclear payload handling sites.
Soviet and Russian missile regiment facilities around Kozelsk, Kaluga Oblast, including launch silos, command posts, communications bunkers and helicopter sites. Object notes identify missile systems and equipment across several generations, from R-9A and UR-100 to Yars.
Former Nike missile launch sites and control stations across the San Francisco Bay Area, with notes on surviving structures, present-day uses, and access routes.
Active and abandoned Soviet and Russian Strategic Rocket Forces facilities, including missile bases, launch pads, silos and nuclear warhead storage sites across Russia and other former Soviet states. Entries include details on missile types, units and facility condition.
Former ballistic missile testing sites and a nuclear missile silo within or near Adirondack Park, New York, including Benét Laboratories and the park boundary.
Current and former military missile launch pads, launch platforms and silos, alongside radars used to detect and track missile flight paths, across Russia, the United States and other countries.
Routes through former missile facilities in Perm Krai, Russia, including missile silos, surface launch pads, military ruins and abandoned churches, with day-trip routes from the settlement of Yug.
Underground structures, military bases, missile silos, research sites, communications facilities and places of interest across dozens of countries. Entries include abandoned sites, historic locations and infrastructure such as the Baikonur Cosmodrome and Cold War missile bases.
Former and active military sites in Volyn, Ukraine, including missile silos and launch areas, airfields, training grounds, command and communications facilities, warehouses and shelters. Notes also cover sites converted to civilian use; the information was compiled from open…
Intercontinental ballistic missile facilities and other nuclear-related sites across Wyoming, Colorado and Nebraska, including Minuteman and Peacekeeper launch silos, military units and research reactors.
Bomarc missile base features near North Bay, Ontario, including visible silos, the underground complex known as “the hole,” and the Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence.
Russian intercontinental ballistic missile bases and silo sites in 2007, with notes on missile types, deployments and strategic rocket divisions. The accompanying overview reports 487 operational missiles and 1,788 nuclear warheads.
A year-long road trip across the United States combining research on nuclear-weapons-related sites with visits to national parks, attractions, restaurants, campgrounds and other places. The documented route includes sites in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, with notes on missile…
Fallout 76 locations and resources, including relay towers, missile silos, fusion reactors, merchants, quests, recipes, plans, magazines and collectible caches. French notes describe where to find items across the game world.
Large landforms and human-made features that appear as holes in Google Maps or Google Earth, including craters, sinkholes, caves, volcanic features, dam spillways, missile silos and mines around the world.
Historical and active U.S. and Russian missile sites, including Atlas, Titan, Minuteman and Peacekeeper launch facilities, nuclear surface-to-air missile sites, and locations connected with nuclear weapons testing. Entries include historical context and site status.
Historical missile and air-defense sites across Washington, including Titan and Atlas launch facilities, Nike Ajax and Hercules batteries, and related nuclear infrastructure. The map highlights the proximity of these sites to everyday communities and includes notes on their…
Minuteman missile sites associated with Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota, organized by squadron and flight. Includes missile alert facilities, launch facilities, and humorous site nicknames drawn from Nuclear Heartland.
Minuteman missile launch facilities and Missile Alert Facilities across Montana, with site nicknames, locations and notes on nearby terrain. The entries describe the Malmstrom AFB missile network, its flight numbering, upgrades and the retirement of flights P–T.