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Baikonur Highlights

Name	Type	Location	Description
Suburban (??????????? - Prigorodnaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.64698°N 63.32167°E / 45.64698; 63.32167	Train Station
Station	Railroad station or feature	45.72262°N 63.31899°E / 45.72262; 63.31899	Train Station
Eastern (????????? - Vostochnaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.96525°N 63.641°E / 45.96525; 63.641	Train Station
Cuba (?????? - Kuban)	Railroad station or feature	45.99163°N 63.57198°E / 45.99163; 63.57198	Train Station somewhere around here.
Don (River) (Donskaya - ???????)	Railroad station or feature	45.97674°N 63.58514°E / 45.97674; 63.58514	Train Station
Minsk (??????? - Minskaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.95626°N 63.57394°E / 45.95626; 63.57394	Train Station
Moscow (?????????? - Moskovskaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.84064°N 63.32602°E / 45.84064; 63.32602	Train station. Also known as Pvzhezhd (???????)
Northern (???????? - Severnaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.91575°N 63.31729°E / 45.91575; 63.31729	Train station.
Pasazhirskaya (????????????)	Railroad station or feature	45.94976°N 63.30464°E / 45.94976; 63.30464	Train station.
Sandy (???????? - Peschannaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.91788°N 63.27456°E / 45.91788; 63.27456	Train station.
Brotherly (???????? - Bratskaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.89408°N 63.26409°E / 45.89408; 63.26409	Train station.
Preobjective (????????????? - Predobektnaya)	Railroad station or feature	46.05161°N 63.20485°E / 46.05161; 63.20485	Train station.
Refueling	Railroad station or feature	46.06533°N 63.25257°E / 46.06533; 63.25257	Diesel refueling station.
Anniversary (????????? - Godovshina)	Railroad station or feature	46.05703°N 63.22216°E / 46.05703; 63.22216	Airport train station.
Diamond (???????? - Almaznaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.98128°N 63.14186°E / 45.98128; 63.14186	Train station.
Western (???????? - Zapadnaya)	Railroad station or feature	46.04903°N 62.94239°E / 46.04903; 62.94239	Train station.
Zhigulis (?????? - Zhiguli)	Railroad station or feature	46.01728°N 63.02638°E / 46.01728; 63.02638	Train station.
Ivanovo (???????)	Railroad station or feature	46.04227°N 63.01622°E / 46.04227; 63.01622	Virtual train station.
Truzovvya Vremennay (???????? ????e????)	Railroad station or feature	46.006°N 63.18742°E / 46.006; 63.18742	Train station? It's somewhere along here.
Tomsk (??????? - Tomskaya)	Railroad station or feature	45.89126°N 63.44162°E / 45.89126; 63.44162	Train Station
Toretam ( Tyurantam)	Point of interest	45.64999°N 63.31038°E / 45.64999; 63.31038	The city pre-existing the cosmodrome. A stop on the Moscow to Tashkent railway.
Gorodskaya (City) railway station	Railroad station or feature	45.62525°N 63.31004°E / 45.62525; 63.31004	Railway Passenger Terminal
Monument	Monument	45.61694°N 63.30585°E / 45.61694; 63.30585	Obelisk remembering Oct 24, 1960 (Nedelin Disaster) marks the burial of the remains of 54 unidentified victims of the accident.
Monument	Monument	45.61687°N 63.3156°E / 45.61687; 63.3156	"Stella"
Monument	Monument	45.61685°N 63.31779°E / 45.61685; 63.31779	On either side of the street are a pair of memorials; one for Sputnik 1 and one for Gagarin's orbit.
Monument	Monument	45.62267°N 63.31685°E / 45.62267; 63.31685	Abai Qunanbaiuli, Kazakh poet, composer and philosopher
Monument	Monument	45.61538°N 63.32181°E / 45.61538; 63.32181	50th Anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War
Monument	Monument	45.62402°N 63.3223°E / 45.62402; 63.3223	A missile
Monument	Monument	45.63428°N 63.33025°E / 45.63428; 63.33025	Proton rocket
Monument	Monument	45.6284°N 63.31197°E / 45.6284; 63.31197	SS-17 ICBM
Monument	Monument	45.62823°N 63.31154°E / 45.62823; 63.31154	Mikhail Yangel, rocket engineer
Monument	Monument	45.63757°N 63.31208°E / 45.63757; 63.31208	Damansky Island memorial
Monument	Monument	45.63632°N 63.32182°E / 45.63632; 63.32182	Sputnik
Monument	Monument	45.61672°N 63.32183°E / 45.61672; 63.32183	The obligatory statue of Nicolai Lenin
Monument	Monument	45.62313°N 63.31057°E / 45.62313; 63.31057	Rails and railroadmen of Baikonur; steam engine and monument
Monument	Monument	45.6137°N 63.32182°E / 45.6137; 63.32182	Unknown purpose
Monument	Monument	45.63782°N 63.3202°E / 45.63782; 63.3202	"Glory to Space Explorers"
Monument	Monument	45.61915°N 63.27511°E / 45.61915; 63.27511	Informally "The Fisherman of Baikonur"
Monument	Monument	45.9147°N 63.31661°E / 45.9147; 63.31661	Mural showing Korolev with his quote, "The Road to the Stars Is Open"
Monument	Monument	45.62322°N 63.32099°E / 45.62322; 63.32099	Sergei Korolov's monument
Airplane on display	Monument	45.61592°N 63.29542°E / 45.61592; 63.29542	Transport airplane on display (Antonov-12 "Cub"?)
Monument	Monument	45.61368°N 63.29216°E / 45.61368; 63.29216	Mikhail Yangel's monument
Monument	Monument	45.63121°N 63.31983°E / 45.63121; 63.31983	The Touchdown Gagarin
Monument	Monument	45.62834°N 63.32105°E / 45.62834; 63.32105	Soyuz rocket on display.
The cosmonaut forest	Monument	45.63482°N 63.32998°E / 45.63482; 63.32998	A forest of trees planted by cosmonauts and crews before launch.
Hotel area	Point of interest	45.63514°N 63.32474°E / 45.63514; 63.32474	Tourist hotels: the Cosmonaut and the Sputnik
Russian cemetary	Point of interest	45.64181°N 63.27666°E / 45.64181; 63.27666
Rail access	Railroad station or feature	45.70129°N 63.08578°E / 45.70129; 63.08578	Road/railroad to Aralsk/Moscow
Rail access	Railroad station or feature	45.75703°N 63.67568°E / 45.75703; 63.67568	Road/railroad to Tashkent
Army HQ	Point of interest	45.83007°N 63.32329°E / 45.83007; 63.32329	Battalion HQ.
SAM site.	SAM array	46.08366°N 63.23403°E / 46.08366; 63.23403	Defensive SA-2 SAM site.
SAM site.	SAM array	46.00886°N 63.99091°E / 46.00886; 63.99091	Defensive SA-2 SAM site.
SAM site.	SAM array	46.02576°N 63.93414°E / 46.02576; 63.93414	Defensive SA-2 SAM site.
SAM site 1.	SAM array	45.81722°N 63.73725°E / 45.81722; 63.73725	Defensive SA-2 SAM site. One map shows it to be se outside of Dzhusaly.
SAM site 2.	SAM array	45.98598°N 63.62765°E / 45.98598; 63.62765	Defensive SA-2 SAM site is supposed to be in this area.
SAM site 3.	SAM array	46.07429°N 63.24801°E / 46.07429; 63.24801	Defensive SA-2 SAM site.
SAM site 4?	SAM array	45.57351°N 64.10487°E / 45.57351; 64.10487	Defensive SA-2 SAM site. May be; not the usual configuration.
SAM site 5?	SAM array	46.07265°N 63.51382°E / 46.07265; 63.51382	There's supposed to be another SA-2 SAM site around here somewhere.
SAM site 6.	SAM array	45.85871°N 63.04402°E / 45.85871; 63.04402	Defensive SA-2 SAM site.
SAM site 7.	SAM array	45.95137°N 63.42765°E / 45.95137; 63.42765	Defensive SA-2 SAM site. It has been scraped clean. Some doubt this identification is right, I wouldn't erxpect one here.
SAM site 8.	SAM array	45.67996°N 63.26421°E / 45.67996; 63.26421	Defensive SA-2 SAM site.
SAM site 9.	SAM array	45.71643°N 63.33234°E / 45.71643; 63.33234	Defensive SA-2 SAM site.
Area 1 PU 1, later PU 5	Launch pad	45.92029°N 63.34211°E / 45.92029; 63.34211	"Gagarin's Start" - R-7 based rockets: Soyuz-Soyuz, Soyuz-Progress, Soyuz-Ikar, Soyuz-U, used for all launches from May 15, 1957 until Oct 24, 1960, and continues in use today.
Area 2	Support	45.91506°N 63.31774°E / 45.91506; 63.31774	Processing facilities for R-7 launchers and payloads, MIK-2 and MIK-2A, 2B.
Area 2a	Support	45.8984°N 63.30322°E / 45.8984; 63.30322	R-7 warhead processing.
Area 3: "Skopka"	Support	45.72474°N 63.32289°E / 45.72474; 63.32289	Oxygen, hydrogen cryo-gas plant
Area 3a	Support	45.73594°N 63.30951°E / 45.73594; 63.30951	Armory.
Area 3k	Support	45.72879°N 63.30573°E / 45.72879; 63.30573	Gas production.
Area 3b	Support	45.7235°N 63.27882°E / 45.7235; 63.27882
Area 3p	Support	45.70189°N 63.35012°E / 45.70189; 63.35012	Rifle range.
Area 3g	Support	45.7573°N 63.34193°E / 45.7573; 63.34193	Old hydrogen plant.
Area 3z	Support	45.72529°N 63.33095°E / 45.72529; 63.33095	Bulk storage?
Area 4	Nothing known	45.6131°N 63.25726°E / 45.6131; 63.25726
Area 5	Support	45.83442°N 63.33472°E / 45.83442; 63.33472	Radio center.
Area 8	Nothing known	45.61314°N 63.26792°E / 45.61314; 63.26792
Area 9	Nothing known	45.64125°N 63.30342°E / 45.64125; 63.30342	Original camp for NIIP-5 construction troops.
Area 10	Support	45.90897°N 63.31507°E / 45.90897; 63.31507	Residential for elite staff and astronauts. The Gagarin Museum, Gagarin and Korolev's houses. Sculptured bust of Gagarin done by O. Pesotskiy.
Area 11 ( Leninsk, Nauchno-Issledovatel'skii Ispytatel'nyi Poligon N.5 (NIIIP-5), or Scientific-Research Test Range N.5, State Test Range 5 (GIK-5))	Point of interest	45.62816°N 63.30462°E / 45.62816; 63.30462	Baikonur (Kazakh: ????????, Bayqoñir, ????????; Russian: ????????, Baykonur), formerly known as Leninsk, in Kyzylorda Province of Kazakhstan. Built to service the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Officially renamed Baikonur by Yeltsin in the 90s.
Area 12	Nothing known	45.63219°N 63.30739°E / 45.63219; 63.30739
Area 13	Nothing known	45.63219°N 63.30739°E / 45.63219; 63.30739	Russian cemetery
Area 15	Point of interest	45.63032°N 63.264°E / 45.63032; 63.264	Old air strips; 500 and 1100 meters.
Area 15a, Krainiy Airport	Support	45.61958°N 63.21942°E / 45.61958; 63.21942	Airport serving Baikonur; 3,090 meters long.
Area 17	Railroad station or feature	45.83263°N 63.3202°E / 45.83263; 63.3202	Diesel engine maintenance area. See logo of ?????????? (Kosmotrans) in sw corner of the compound. (Others identify Area 17 as motel area in city)
Area 18	Tracking and telemetry	45.90889°N 63.33238°E / 45.90889; 63.33238	IP-1 Tracking Station, Gagarin site viewing area, pump station
Area 20	Nothing known	45.6205°N 63.27168°E / 45.6205; 63.27168
Area 20k	Nothing known	45.63951°N 63.29391°E / 45.63951; 63.29391
Area 21	Tracking and telemetry	45.70863°N 63.29868°E / 45.70863; 63.29868	IP-4 "Vega" telemetry and tracking.
Vega E/W VLB	Tracking and telemetry	45.70862°N 63.22125°E / 45.70862; 63.22125	West terminal for E/W leg of VLB antenna.
Vega N/S VLB	Tracking and telemetry	45.76283°N 63.2994°E / 45.76283; 63.2994	North terminal for N/S leg of VLB antenna.
Vega N/S VLB	Tracking and telemetry	45.65627°N 63.29874°E / 45.65627; 63.29874	South terminal for N/S leg of VLB antenna.
Vega E/W VLB	Tracking and telemetry	45.69506°N 63.37343°E / 45.69506; 63.37343	East terminal for E/W leg of VLB antenna.
Area 22	Point of interest	45.68589°N 63.30895°E / 45.68589; 63.30895	An electrical power substation.
Area 23	Tracking and telemetry	45.70428°N 63.33973°E / 45.70428; 63.33973	IP-5 Tracking and telemetry area, "Saturn", "Mt. Myrkuduk".
Area 31, PU-2	Launch pad	45.99611°N 63.56426°E / 45.99611; 63.56426	Heavily used for R-7, Molniya, Vostok, Soyuz-Cosmos, Soyuz-Fregat from January 14, 1971 to present. MIK-40, lab 124.
Pad PU 31	Launch pad		Used for Tsiklon testing from October 1, 1965 to August 14, 1968.
Area 32	Support	45.99353°N 63.58555°E / 45.99353; 63.58555	Residential area for Area 31 on Mt. Koramola; MIK-32 and MIK-32GCh
Area 32 part 2	Nothing known	45.99669°N 63.59825°E / 45.99669; 63.59825
Area 32y	Launch pad	46.0037°N 63.58402°E / 46.0037; 63.58402	Training launch pad for the R-16 rocket.
Pad PU 32	Launch pad		Used for Tsiklon testing from August 3, 1965 to September 8, 1967.
Pad PU 33	Launch pad		Used for Tsiklon testing from July 9, 1965 to February 28, 1975.
Area 37	Nothing known	45.87978°N 63.44582°E / 45.87978; 63.44582	Orbital warhead assembly and storage.
Area 38	Support	45.88319°N 63.43925°E / 45.88319; 63.43925	Processing and control area for R-16 ICBM, anti-aircraft defense site (MIK-38)
Area 38a	Support	45.89155°N 63.43574°E / 45.89155; 63.43574	Utility support
Area 39	Nothing known	45.87978°N 63.45361°E / 45.87978; 63.45361
Area 40	Support	45.87864°N 63.45521°E / 45.87864; 63.45521	Support
Area 41, PU 3	Launch pad	45.97542°N 63.65981°E / 45.97542; 63.65981	Designed for R-16 testing, first use: Nedelin disaster explosion killed 130+ staff including Marshal Nedelin, Oct 24, 1960. Used until December 22, 1967; now has memorial where rocket stood, commemorating these and 7 others to die exactly 3 years later.
Area 41, PU 4	Launch pad	45.9759°N 63.66486°E / 45.9759; 63.66486	Used for R-16 testing from February 2, 1961 to December 27, 1967.
Area 41, PU-15	Launch pad	45.97626°N 63.66868°E / 45.97626; 63.66868	Used for R-16, Strela, Cosmos 3 from May 25, 1963 to August 27, 1968.
Area 42	Support	45.96634°N 63.65068°E / 45.96634; 63.65068	Manufacturing and support; MIK-42, for R-16 ICBM.
Area 43	Tracking and telemetry	45.97352°N 63.64632°E / 45.97352; 63.64632	Residential for R-16, IP-2 ground control station, on Mt Koma. Was IP-1B, tracking for Pad 41 where Nedelin disaster occurred, and where Nedelin and his staff should have been.
Area 44	Support	45.9704°N 63.65326°E / 45.9704; 63.65326	Support area. Motor pool. Original IP-2 tracking station.
Pad 45/1	Launch pad	45.94326°N 63.65304°E / 45.94326; 63.65304	Used for Zenit-2, Zenit-2M, Zenit-3M from June 21, 1985 to present. Pad doesn't used PU designations?
Pad 45/2	Launch pad	45.94006°N 63.65494°E / 45.94006; 63.65494	Used for Zenit-2 from May 22, 1990 until destroyed in explosion on December 4, 1990. Pad doesn't used PU designations?
Area 46, 47	Support	45.9351°N 63.65769°E / 45.9351; 63.65769	Areas ready for expansion of the Zenit program?
Area 51, PU-5	Launch pad	45.92387°N 63.34093°E / 45.92387; 63.34093	Alternate R-9/GR-1/Soyuz launch pad from April 9, 1961 through October 28, 1962.
Area 52	Support	45.93787°N 63.3233°E / 45.93787; 63.3233	Radio Control station for R-9, 1 km from Area 51
Area 53	Support		Radio Control station and antenna field; Signal and Zarya buildings to support manned space.
Area 60, PU-6, -7 and -8	Launch pad	46.01897°N 63.99929°E / 46.01897; 63.99929	Destroyed triple R-16 ICBM silo complex "Sheksna".
Area 61	Support	46.00538°N 63.94635°E / 46.00538; 63.94635	Command and Control area, now razed.
Area 61a	Support	46.01364°N 63.94563°E / 46.01364; 63.94563	Old communications site.
Area 62	Nothing known	45.96899°N 63.6815°E / 45.96899; 63.6815
Area 63	Support	46.00745°N 63.98737°E / 46.00745; 63.98737	Construction garrison.
Area 64	Support	46.00677°N 64.01977°E / 46.00677; 64.01977	Communications center.
Area 67, PU 21	Launch pad	45.98932°N 63.70494°E / 45.98932; 63.70494	Used for Tsiklon, R-36M, and MR-UR100 testing from September 28, 1963 to December 22, 1972. Dismantled.
Area 67, PU 22	Launch pad	45.98944°N 63.70727°E / 45.98944; 63.70727	Launched R-36, Tsiklon from April 26, 1964 to May 20, 1966. Dismantled.
Area 68	Support	45.97994°N 63.72748°E / 45.97994; 63.72748	Telemetry and control site.
Pad 69L	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.		Operational R-36 ICBM silo, later for Tsyklon-2, destroyed.
Pad 69P	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.		Operational R-36 ICBM silo, destroyed.
Area 70	Launch pad	46.0328°N 63.09633°E / 46.0328; 63.09633	Desna-V Triple R-9 ICBM silos with slide covers intact. Fire in one of these on October 24, 1963 killed 7. Used from February 11, 1963 to October 24, 1963.
Area 71	Support	45.98724°N 63.14052°E / 45.98724; 63.14052	Admin, support, nice residential/research area with trees and park.
Area 72	Support	45.86628°N 63.32164°E / 45.86628; 63.32164	Large multistory bldg, admin or research, in bounded equipment area.
Area 75	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.96567°N 63.19827°E / 45.96567; 63.19827	Desna-N Experimental R-9 ICBM surface complex.
Area 80, PU-6	Launch pad	46.01888°N 64.0161°E / 46.01888; 64.0161	R-16 ICBM, later R-16U, UR-2000, R-36.
Area 80, PU-7	Launch pad	46.0184°N 64.01668°E / 46.0184; 64.01668	R-16 ICBM, later R-16U, UR-2000, R-36.
Area 80, PU-8	Launch pad	46.01806°N 64.0173°E / 46.01806; 64.0173	R-16 ICBM, later R-16U, UR-2000, R-36.
Area 81, PU-23	Launch pad	46.07401°N 62.97844°E / 46.07401; 62.97844	Proton-K. Bldg 81-1 is launch pad (with underground vault). Explosion on pad on July 15, 1968 killed three techs.
Area 81, PU-24	Launch pad	46.07089°N 62.98478°E / 46.07089; 62.98478	Proton-M, flights to the ISS, customer flights using Russia's space service. Bldg 81-2 is launch pad (with underground vault). Used from Nivember 22, 1967 to present.
Bldg 81-250/251	Support	46.06841°N 62.97366°E / 46.06841; 62.97366	Launch control center for both Area 81 pads.
Area 82	Support	46.05815°N 62.96721°E / 46.05815; 62.96721	Backup command post
Area 84	Nothing known	46.06418°N 62.96342°E / 46.06418; 62.96342
Area 89A	Support	46.04044°N 62.94135°E / 46.04044; 62.94135
Area 90, PU-19	Launch pad	46.08135°N 62.93231°E / 46.08135; 62.93231	For testing Tskylon-2/UR-200, from November 5, 1963 to December 9, 1997.
Area 90, PU-20	Launch pad	46.07974°N 62.9355°E / 46.07974; 62.9355	For testing Tskylon-2/UR-200, from September 24, 1964 to June 24, 2006.
Area 91A	Support	46.07349°N 62.92438°E / 46.07349; 62.92438	Pumping and refueling for Proton payloads & upper stages.
Area 92	Support	46.05831°N 62.93193°E / 46.05831; 62.93193	Rocket processing area.
92A-50 Building	Support	46.06104°N 62.9243°E / 46.06104; 62.9243	Spacraft prep, payload and LV integration.
92A-50 fueling area	Support	46.06234°N 62.92052°E / 46.06234; 62.92052	Low pressure fueling bay.
Area 93	Support	46.05636°N 62.89176°E / 46.05636; 62.89176	Pyrotecnics station. Buildings are bermed.
Area 94	Launch pad	46.06911°N 62.85991°E / 46.06911; 62.85991	Small rocket launch pad area for UR-100N and Rokot.
Area 94A	Support	46.06149°N 62.85944°E / 46.06149; 62.85944	Processing and storage for Radioisotope Thermal Generators for US-A rockets.
Area 95	Support	46.05525°N 62.94661°E / 46.05525; 62.94661	"Proton City". Old residential area, hotels / inns for visitors.
Area 95(?) PU-61(?)	Launch pad	45.78141°N 63.20893°E / 45.78141; 63.20893	Large scale (Proton-class) triple pad launch area, unfinished? Name attached: "Korenka".
Area 96	Support	46.06961°N 62.93813°E / 46.06961; 62.93813	Rocket processing. Used to be the IP-3 tracking station.
Area 97	Tracking and telemetry	46.06286°N 62.93545°E / 46.06286; 62.93545	New IP-3 Tracking station.
Area 98 Part 1	Support	46.06791°N 62.92454°E / 46.06791; 62.92454	Old fueling station?
Area 99	Support	46.0585°N 62.93979°E / 46.0585; 62.93979	Old Fueling station?
Area 99A	Support	46.04572°N 62.94°E / 46.04572; 62.94	Support area.
Area 101	Launch pad	45.95144°N 63.42719°E / 45.95144; 63.42719	Used for R-36M from February 21, 1973 til February 18, 1976, other R-36 versions Mar 12 1978-Mar 21, 1986; last was failure. Destroyed 7/1988, scraped clean.
Area 102	Launch pad	45.93279°N 63.43557°E / 45.93279; 63.43557	Used for one flight of the R-36M, on June 29, 1978. Destroyed 1996, scraped clean.
Area 103	Launch pad	45.95235°N 63.44477°E / 45.95235; 63.44477	Used to test R-36M from April 29, 1973 until february 3, 1977.
Area 104	Launch pad	45.98749°N 63.41968°E / 45.98749; 63.41968	Used to test R-36M from October 19, 1972 until December 23, 1974.
Area 105	Launch pad	46.00294°N 63.52496°E / 46.00294; 63.52496	Used to test R-36M from April 27, 1974 until May 28, 1977. Scraped clean.
Area 106	Launch pad	45.95024°N 63.4962°E / 45.95024; 63.4962	Used to test R-36M from June 24, 1974 until March 30, 1983.
Area 107/108	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.23862°N 63.893°E / 46.23862; 63.893	Separate operational ICBM silos. In a low res area, and has been cleaned up.
Area 109, PU-95	Launch pad	45.95116°N 63.49708°E / 45.95116; 63.49708	Used for R-36M, Dnepr, and for lofting customer satellites. Used from July 4, 1974 until June 15, 2007.
Area 110, PU-37	Launch pad	45.96486°N 63.30496°E / 45.96486; 63.30496	Soyuz 7K-LOK and the single Buran/Energia launch. Used from June 26, 1971 and November 15, 1988.
Area 110, PU-38	Launch pad	45.96223°N 63.31005°E / 45.96223; 63.31005	Soyuz 7K-L1A, N-1. Used from May 7, 1968 until July 3, 1969. This last launch of the N1-5L 2nd blew up about ten seconds after launch when it fell back on the pad.
Area 110a	Support	45.95267°N 63.29067°E / 45.95267; 63.29067	Support. Most of buildings here razed.
Area 111, PU-1	Launch pad	45.90764°N 63.43264°E / 45.90764; 63.43264	Destroyed ICBM silo.
Area 111, PU-2	Launch pad	45.91282°N 63.43041°E / 45.91282; 63.43041	Destroyed ICBM silo.
Area 112	Support	45.92877°N 63.29928°E / 45.92877; 63.29928	Support for N1/Energia. Assembly building, roof caved in, destroying the Buran OK-1K1, the only Buran orbiter to actually fly in space and it's Energia display, as well 8 workers. Two crawler/erectors parked in front.
Area 112a	Support	45.93903°N 63.61705°E / 45.93903; 63.61705	Energia/Buran support. The large MZK building now houses two of the remianing Buran models.
Area 113	Support	45.91574°N 63.27878°E / 45.91574; 63.27878	Residential, research, abandoned.
Area 114	Support	45.93464°N 63.2882°E / 45.93464; 63.2882	Admin, research, most of the buildings razed.
Area 115	Support	45.87775°N 63.25659°E / 45.87775; 63.25659	Appears to be tank farm with evaporation ponds. Cleaning stations. Some maps have areas 115a and 116 due west of this one, but there isn't anything there in Google.
Area 118	Support	45.92739°N 63.26804°E / 45.92739; 63.26804	storage, manufacturing area
Area 119	Support	45.92353°N 63.25738°E / 45.92353; 63.25738	residential, admin, trees, mostly razed.
Area 119a	Support	45.9311°N 63.27813°E / 45.9311; 63.27813	Support.
Pad 130L	Launch pad	46.08634°N 62.91438°E / 46.08634; 62.91438	UR-100 ICBM test pad.
Pad 130R	Launch pad	46.08549°N 62.91664°E / 46.08549; 62.91664	UR-100 ICBM test pad. Used once, on April 19, 1965.
Pad 131L	Launch pad	46.07157°N 62.95622°E / 46.07157; 62.95622	Used for testing UR-100, -N ICBMs, Rokot. Silo destroyed. Used from July 17, 1965 until November 20, 1990.
Pad 131C	Launch pad	46.07117°N 62.95692°E / 46.07117; 62.95692	Destroyed ICBM silo.
Pad 131R	Launch pad	46.0708°N 63.05829°E / 46.0708; 63.05829	Destroyed ICBM silo.
Area 132	Launch pad	46.03663°N 63.04781°E / 46.03663; 63.04781	Used for UR-100NU testing from June 27, 2001 until December 10, 2002.
Area 140, PU-18	Launch pad	45.99641°N 63.55328°E / 45.99641; 63.55328	Used with R-36, R-36M testing from April 27, 1965 through September 12, 1978. Site scraped clean
Area 141	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.9098°N 63.34887°E / 45.9098; 63.34887	Operational R-36 ICBM silo, now cleared.
Area 142, PU-34	Launch pad	45.94067°N 63.46258°E / 45.94067; 63.46258	Used to test R-36/Tsiklon ICBMs from October 28, 1968 through June 25, 1975.
Area 160	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.07783°N 62.94232°E / 46.07783; 62.94232	Test R-36 ICBM FOBS silo, now destroyed.
Area 161, PU-35	Launch pad	46.03349°N 63.06291°E / 46.03349; 63.06291	Used to test R-36 FOBS system from March 22, 1967 through October 8, 1973. Silo destroyed.
Area 162, PU-36	Launch pad	46.03234°N 63.06681°E / 46.03234; 63.06681	Used to test R-36 FOBS system from September 17, 1966 through january 21, 1975. Silo destroyed.
Area 163	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.01375°N 63.16912°E / 46.01375; 63.16912	Operational ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 164	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.9445°N 63.06392°E / 45.9445; 63.06392	Operational ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 165	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.99121°N 62.91851°E / 45.99121; 62.91851	Operational ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 170	Launch pad	45.94772°N 63.02613°E / 45.94772; 63.02613	Used to test the MR-UR-100 from June 15, 1976 through August 30, 1979. Site razed.
Area 171	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.10399°N 63.00777°E / 46.10399; 63.00777	FOBS silo. Razed by 2003, but pics dated 1990 show sliding lids.
Area 172	Launch pad	46.07236°N 63.08661°E / 46.07236; 63.08661	Used to test MR-UR-100 ICBM from October 2, 1978 until April 18, 1981. Scraped clean.
Area 173	Launch pad	46.02957°N 63.13083°E / 46.02957; 63.13083	Used to test MR-UR-100 ICBM from September 15, 1972 until August 11, 1978. Scraped clean.
Area 174	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.08189°N 62.91834°E / 46.08189; 62.91834	FOBS silo. Site scraped clean.
Area 175, PU-2	Launch pad	46.05251°N 62.98616°E / 46.05251; 62.98616	Used once with a Rokot to loft an amateur radio sat Radio-ROSTO 15 on December 26, 1994.
Area 175, PU-59	Launch pad	46.05123°N 62.98694°E / 46.05123; 62.98694	Used to test UR-100N ICBMs, Rokot and Strela from December 20, 1991 through October 29, 2007.
Area 176	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.02262°N 63.04675°E / 46.02262; 63.04675	FOBS silo. Site scraped clean.
Area 177	Launch pad	45.97999°N 63.10067°E / 45.97999; 63.10067	Used to test MR-UR-100 ICBMs from April 6, 1973 until Spetember 12, 1978. Silo destroyed.
Area 178	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.02528°N 62.89127°E / 46.02528; 62.89127	Operational ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 179	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.9893°N 62.96383°E / 45.9893; 62.96383	FOBS silo. Site scraped clean.
Area 180	Launch pad	46.04522°N 63.10542°E / 46.04522; 63.10542	Area scraped clean.
Area 181	Launch pad	46.05699°N 63.0323°E / 46.05699; 63.0323	Used to test MR-UR-100 ICBMs from August 25, 1978 through December 26, 1979. Scraped clean.
Area 182	Tracking and telemetry	46.01078°N 63.01926°E / 46.01078; 63.01926	UR-100/Rokot launch pad.
Area 191, PU-66	Launch pad	45.96984°N 63.19662°E / 45.96984; 63.19662	Used to test the R-36 Tsyklon FOBS from September 15, 1969 through August 8, 1971. Silo destroyed.
Area 192	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	46.0244°N 63.29957°E / 46.0244; 63.29957	Operational FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 193	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.95321°N 63.38901°E / 45.95321; 63.38901	Operational FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 194	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.86546°N 63.28625°E / 45.86546; 63.28625	Operational FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 195	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.79288°N 63.27465°E / 45.79288; 63.27465	Operational FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 196	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.82822°N 63.14767°E / 45.82822; 63.14767	OperationalFOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 200, PU-39	Launch pad	46.03989°N 63.032°E / 46.03989; 63.032	Used for Proton/Briz-M, Proton-K, Ariane 5; Russia's custom spaceflight services from February 20, 1980. The launch pad is building 200-2.
Area 200, PU-40	Launch pad	46.03642°N 63.03793°E / 46.03642; 63.03793	Used for Proton-K from July 23, 1977 until March 31, 1991.
Site 201	Support	46.03015°N 63.02929°E / 46.03015; 63.02929	Engine test area?
Area 202	Support	46.02543°N 63.01841°E / 46.02543; 63.01841	Service area - power, oil/gas
Area 203	Launch pad	45.95573°N 62.97783°E / 45.95573; 62.97783	Whatever was there has been cleaned down to dirt.
Area 204	Support	46.02625°N 63.01671°E / 46.02625; 63.01671	Electrical substation.
Area 207	Launch pad	46.04683°N 63.02666°E / 46.04683; 63.02666	Whatever was there is scraped to the earth.
Area 241	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.85832°N 63.4558°E / 45.85832; 63.4558	Operational R-36 FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 242	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.94552°N 63.48143°E / 45.94552; 63.48143	Operational R-36 FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 243	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.85491°N 63.73707°E / 45.85491; 63.73707	Operational R-36 FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 244	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.84021°N 63.63455°E / 45.84021; 63.63455	Operational R-36 FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 245	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.81754°N 63.52709°E / 45.81754; 63.52709	Operational R-36 FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 246	Operational ICBM or FOBS silo.	45.76561°N 63.42363°E / 45.76561; 63.42363	Operational R-36 FOBS ICBM silo, now destroyed.
Area 250	Launch pad	46.00847°N 63.30476°E / 46.00847; 63.30476	Used only once for Energia and the Polyus anti-satellite system on May 15, 1987. It may be the site of the Baiterek ("Poplar tree") joint venture for a launcher for the 26 ton payload Angara rocket.
Area 250A	Support	45.98664°N 63.27329°E / 45.98664; 63.27329	Buran/Energia launch control site.
Area 251, Yubileiniy (Jubilee) Airport	Support	46.05649°N 63.24703°E / 46.05649; 63.24703	Buran landing/transport area; more lately VIP and customer transport area.
Site 251	Support	46.03024°N 63.17535°E / 46.03024; 63.17535	Microwave radar for automatic Buran landings.
Area 251	Point of interest	46.13018°N 63.51656°E / 46.13018; 63.51656	Buran navigation beacon, 20 km from strip.
Area 252	Support	46.06954°N 63.22168°E / 46.06954; 63.22168	Outdoor storage, warehouses, some buildings razed.
Area 253	Support	45.9401°N 63.31464°E / 45.9401; 63.31464	Support. A crawler/erector rests here, as well as the SDI, the vertical vibration test "skyscraper".
Area 254-OK ML-1	Support	45.91963°N 63.30996°E / 45.91963; 63.30996	Buran testbed, with test article on display in pics in 2006. Due to deterioration, it was moved in 2007 to the museum in Area 112 and restored.
Bldg 254-MIK OK	Support	45.92186°N 63.30129°E / 45.92186; 63.30129	Astronauts are prepped here for their flights.
Area 255	Tracking and telemetry	45.908°N 63.32619°E / 45.908; 63.32619	Main tracking facility.
Area 280	Support	45.66146°N 63.3039°E / 45.66146; 63.3039	Single building is a skeleton.
Area 301	Support	45.81639°N 63.29654°E / 45.81639; 63.29654	7 large rectangular concrete pads. Satellite view calibration targets, painted in various patterns.
Area 302	Nothing known	45.78094°N 63.14357°E / 45.78094; 63.14357	There's supposed to an area 302 out here somewhere.
Area 304	Support	45.86704°N 63.43833°E / 45.86704; 63.43833	Waste management.
Area 305	Nothing known	45.72323°N 63.33849°E / 45.72323; 63.33849	??
Area 350	Nothing known	45.66123°N 63.31612°E / 45.66123; 63.31612
Monument	Monument	45.62824°N 63.31155°E / 45.62824; 63.31155	A bust, "Tyratam"
MR-UR-100 missile	Monument	45.62839°N 63.31197°E / 45.62839; 63.31197	The 15A15 civil variant of the RS-16/SS-17 ICBM
Area 113 - N-1 tankage on display	Monument	45.91184°N 63.2742°E / 45.91184; 63.2742	Spherical and sections of N1 surplus tankage use for storage. They were meant to be destroyed to cover N1's mission and failure.
Water Pump Site #6	Support	45.88992°N 63.43404°E / 45.88992; 63.43404
Water Pump Site #10	Support	46.05868°N 62.9483°E / 46.05868; 62.9483
Water Pump Site	Support	46.06213°N 63.23092°E / 46.06213; 63.23092
Water Pump Site #11	Support	45.9076°N 63.25121°E / 45.9076; 63.25121
Water Pump Site #5	Support	45.8356°N 63.32348°E / 45.8356; 63.32348
Crash site	Point of interest	46.0825°N 62.9736°E / 46.0825; 62.9736	A Proton rocket carrying the Mars 69 spacecraft crashed here on April 2, 1969.
Pad ???	Launch pad	45.98722°N 63.64762°E / 45.98722; 63.64762	Thought to be a launch pad for the Temp-S series in 1971.
crash site	Point of interest	45.98661°N 63.35713°E / 45.98661; 63.35713	Some of the debris field from the June 25, 1971 N1-6L 3rd rocket failure, launched to the east.
Water Pump Site #7	Support	45.95315°N 63.56537°E / 45.95315; 63.56537
Crash site	Point of interest	45.99243°N 63.51455°E / 45.99243; 63.51455	Main crash site of a three stage N1-6L 3rd rocket on June 27, 1971.
Military exercise area, operation "Shift"	Point of interest	46.01593°N 64.02057°E / 46.01593; 64.02057