Launch Complex 41 (ULA)

USA / Florida / Cape Canaveral / Titan Three Road
 missile launch facility, rocket launch pad
Current launch site for the Atlas V family of launch vehicles.

Launch site of Voyager 2, first spacecraft to make a flyby of Uranus and Neptune.
Launch site of Viking 1, first spacecraft to make a successful soft landing on Mars. Launch site of New Horizons, the first spacecraft to make a flyby of Pluto.

First launch: 21 December 1965

Titan IIIC: 10 Launches
Titan IIIE-Centaur D1T: 5 Launches
Titan IIIE-Centaur D1T-Star 37E: 2 Launches
Titan IVA: 1 Launch
Titan IVA-Centaur T: 6 Launches
Titan IVA-IUS: 2 Launches
Titan IVB-IUS: 1 Launch
Atlas V(401): 29 Launches
Atlas V(411): 2 Launches
Atlas V(421): 6 Launches
Atlas V(431): 3 Launches
Atlas V(501): 4 Launches
Atlas V(521): 2 Launches
Atlas V(531): 3 Launches
Atlas V(541): 3 Launches
Atlas V(551): 7 Launches
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Canaveral_Air_Force_Station_Space_Launch_Complex_41
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Coordinates:   28°35'1"N   80°34'58"W
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