Site 67: ex R-36-O test complex
Kazakhstan /
Soltustik Kazakstan /
Leninogorsk /
World
/ Kazakhstan
/ Soltustik Kazakstan
/ Leninogorsk
, 50 km from center (Лениногорск)
World / Kazakhstan / Qyzylorda
abandoned / shut down
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Two launch pads NPU 21/22.
The construction of the surface pad for the R-36 (8K67) ICBM was officially approved in June 1962 and the actual construction started in August 1962 at Site 67.
Since 1964 test range in Tyuratam was responsible for testing of the R-36-O ballistic missiles (FOBS), whose warheads would reach the orbit on its way to the target.
After test launches of orbital rockets from surface and underground launch pads had been completed in 1969, they were operationally deployed in 18 silos around Tyuratam Range.
This most exotic weapon of the Cold War was scrapped in mid-1980s.
The construction of the surface pad for the R-36 (8K67) ICBM was officially approved in June 1962 and the actual construction started in August 1962 at Site 67.
Since 1964 test range in Tyuratam was responsible for testing of the R-36-O ballistic missiles (FOBS), whose warheads would reach the orbit on its way to the target.
After test launches of orbital rockets from surface and underground launch pads had been completed in 1969, they were operationally deployed in 18 silos around Tyuratam Range.
This most exotic weapon of the Cold War was scrapped in mid-1980s.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 45°59'22"N 63°42'20"E
- Site 41: R-16. Kosmos-1 3.9 km
- Site 61 18 km
- Site 110A 33 km
- Site 90: UR-200 and Tsiklon 61 km
- Aralsk-6 189 km
- Aralsk-7 (Barkhan)- military training to the test biological weapons. 356 km
- Uranium mine 427 km
- old airfield 430 km
- Runway 04/22 526 km
- Nukusk military chemical field 538 km
- Site 41: R-16. Kosmos-1 3.6 km
- Missile Guidance Array 4.5 km
- Site 42: R-16 and R-36 Assembly 4.7 km
- Site 44: Tracking Station IP-2 4.9 km
- Site 43: Yangel Support Area 5.2 km
- Zenit Pad Explosion (4 October 1990) 6.7 km
- Site 45: Zenit Launch Pads 6.7 km
- Site 243:R-36O FOBS 15 km
- Site 244: R-36O FOBS 18 km
- Baikonur Cosmodrome 28 km