Dayton Project Unit III (Dayton, Ohio)
USA /
Ohio /
Riverside /
Dayton, Ohio /
West 1st Street, 1601
World
/ USA
/ Ohio
/ Riverside
military, laboratories, NRHP - National Register of Historic Places, nuclear research centre
The Dayton Project was a research and development project to produce polonium during World War II, as part of the larger Manhattan Project to build the first atomic bombs. Unit III of the Dayton Project retains six buildings built by the Monsanto Company for polonium research and refinement. Monsanto leased the site in 1943 from the Dayton Board of Education and converted it into a laboratory. Monsanto used Unit III for atomic research until its decommissioning in 1948.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayton_Project#Locations
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°45'25"N 84°13'18"W
- Brookhaven National Laboratory 968 km
- Whiteshell Laboratory outer boundary 1489 km
- Idaho National Laboratory (INL) 2433 km
- CERN - Large Hadron Collider (LHC) 6968 km
- Cadarache 7096 km
- 12th Chief Directorate 8059 km
- VNIIEF test complex 8374 km
- Haiyan Nuclear Weapons Research and Design Academy 11473 km
- National Development Complex 11527 km
- Khushab Nuclear Complex 11682 km
- Five Points 1.4 km
- Westwood 1.9 km
- Five Oaks 2.2 km
- Downtown Dayton 2.3 km
- Dayton VA Medical Center 3.7 km
- University of Dayton 3.8 km
- Montgomery County, Ohio 4.1 km
- Possum Creek Metropark 6.7 km
- Woodbourne-Hyde Park 12 km
- Vienna Park 12 km