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Cold War Geodesy
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Cold War Geodesy
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SA-1 GUILD / S-25 Berkut (С-25 «Беркут»)Construction of this system around Moscow began in 1955 and was combat ready by June 1956. The system remained in service until 1982, when it was finally replaced by the S-300P [С-300П] (SA-10 GRUMBLE A). Each launch site contained a launch area of 60 launch positions for the V-300 (SA-1 GUILD) missile, joined by a road network in a characteristic ‘herringbone’ arrangement together with a guidance area for the B-200 (YO-YO) radar bunker and a support area.
Sources:CIA-RDP78B04560A002100010023-0
(SA-1 SAM SITES, MOSCOW, USSR – NORTHWEST
QUADRANT) https://geimint.blogspot.com/2007/07/s-25-sam-system-site-analysis.html The application of declassified KH-7 GAMBIT satellite photographs to studies of Cold War material culture: a case study from the former Soviet Union by Martin J.F. Fowler
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CIA Site # |
CIA Lat/Long Coordinates |
Verified L/L (Decimal) |
Verified L/L (DMS) |
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Moscow C02-1 |
56-10N 37-49E / 56-10-00N 37-49-16E |
56.16985, 37.82952 |
56°10′11″N 37°49′46″E |
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Moscow C04-1 |
56-06N 38-01E / 56-06-14N 38-00-48E |
56.10695, 38.02172 |
56°06′25″N 38°01′18″E |
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Moscow C05-1 |
56-01N 38-10E / 56-01-08N 38-10-58E |
56.02285, 38.19451 |
56°01′22″N 38°11′40″E |
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Moscow C07-1 |
55-55N 38-20E |
55.92195, 38.33379 |
55°55′19″N 38°20′02″E |
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Moscow C09-1 |
55-47N 38-21E |
55.79831, 38.34983 |
55°47′54″N 38°20′59″E |
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Moscow C10-1 |
55-40N 38-21E |
55.67592, 38.35369 |
55°40′33″N 38°21′13″E |
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Moscow C12-1 |
55-32N 38-22E |
55.54169, 38.36974 |
55°32′30″N 38°22′11″E |
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Moscow C14-1 |
55-27N 38-09E |
55.46483, 38.15138 |
55°27′53″N 38°09′05″E |
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Moscow C16-1 |
55-22N 37-58E |
55.37965, 37.97950 |
55°22′47″N 37°58′46″E |
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Moscow C17-1 |
55-18N 37-46E |
55.31190, 37.76598 |
55°18′43″N 37°45′58″E |
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Moscow C19-1 |
55-17N 37-34E |
55.29647, 37.61332 |
55°17′47″N 37°36′48″E |
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Moscow C20-1 |
55-20N 37-22E |
55.34239, 37.36609 |
55°20′33″N 37°21′58″E |
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Moscow C22-1 |
55-22N 37-10E |
55.38393, 37.17616 |
55°23′02″N 37°10′34″E |
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Moscow C24-1 |
55-27N 36-59E |
55.46798, 37.00723 |
55°28′05″N 37°00′26″E |
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Moscow C25-1 |
55-34N 36-52E |
55.57667, 36.87417 |
55°34′36″N 36°52′27″E |
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Moscow C27-1 |
55-41N 36-49E |
55.68481, 36.83323 |
55°41′05″N 36°50′00″E |
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Moscow C28-1 |
55-49N 36-52E |
55.81659, 36.86612 |
55°49′00″N 36°51′58″E |
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Moscow C30-1 |
55-56N 36-55E |
55.94237, 36.91709 |
55°56′33″N 36°55′02″E |
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Moscow C31-1 |
56-02N 37-00E |
56.04547, 37.00349 |
56°02′44″N 37°00′13″E |
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Moscow C33-1 |
56-07N 37-11E |
56.13358, 37.18618 |
56°08′01″N 37°11′10″E |
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Moscow C35-1 |
56-09N 37-23E |
56.16623, 37.39740 |
56°09′58″N 37°23′51″E |
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Moscow C36-1 |
56-12N 37-36E / 56-12-37N 37-36-13E |
56.20977, 37.60771 |
56°12′35″N 37°36′28″E |
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Moscow E01-1 |
56-38N 37-41E (Badly Destroyed) |
56.62764, 37.65757 |
56°37′39″N 37°39′27″E |
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Moscow E02-1 |
56-28N 37-57E |
56.46833, 37.94242 |
56°28′06″N 37°56′33″E |
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Moscow E03-1 |
56-22N 38-11E |
56.39502, 38.18979 |
56°23′42″N 38°11′23″E |
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Moscow E04-1 |
56-20N 38-23E |
56.33758, 38.38803 |
56°20′15″N 38°23′17″E |
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Moscow E05-1 |
56-14N 38-35E |
56.24072, 38.56860 |
56°14′27″N 38°34′07″E |
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Moscow E06-1 |
56-07N 38-43E |
56.12519, 38.71589 |
56°07′31″N 38°42′57″E |
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Moscow E07-1 |
56-01N 38-50E |
56.01709, 38.86231 |
56°01′02″N 38°51′44″E |
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Moscow E08-1 |
55-53N 38-54E |
55.89034, 38.90968 |
55°53′25″N 38°54′35″E |
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Moscow E10-1 |
55-44N 38-54E |
55.73457, 38.89688 |
55°44′04″N 38°53′49″E |
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Moscow E10A-1 |
55-37N 38-55E |
55.62194, 38.92570 |
55°37′19″N 38°55′33″E |
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Moscow E12-1 |
55-28N 38-49E |
55.47704, 38.82108 |
55°28′37″N 38°49′16″E |
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Moscow E13-1 |
55-23N 38-43E |
55.37343, 38.72232 |
55°22′24″N 38°43′20″E |
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Moscow E14-1 |
55-15N 38-32E |
55.26152, 38.53665 |
55°15′41″N 38°32′12″E |
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Moscow E15-1 |
55-09N 38-22E |
55.15783, 38.37777 |
55°09′28″N 38°22′40″E |
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Moscow E16-1 |
55-05N 38-10N |
55.09052, 38.17586 |
55°05′26″N 38°10′33″E |
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Moscow E17-1 |
55-02N 37-55E |
55.04715, 37.92922 |
55°02′50″N 37°55′45″E |
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Moscow E18-1 |
55-01N 37-42E |
55.01884, 37.70401 |
55°01′08″N 37°42′14″E |
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Moscow E19-1 |
55-00N 37-29E |
55.00823, 37.49764 |
55°00′30″N 37°29′52″E |
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Moscow E20-1 |
55-00N 37-14E |
55.01026, 37.23789 |
55°00′37″N 37°14′16″E |
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Moscow E21-1 |
55-04N 37-01E |
55.07573, 37.02830 |
55°04′33″N 37°01′42″E |
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Moscow E22-1 |
55-09N 36-50E |
55.14871, 36.84717 |
55°08′55″N 36°50′50″E |
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Moscow E23-1 |
55-14N 36-38E |
55.24005, 36.63361 |
55°14′24″N 36°38′01″E |
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Moscow E24-1 |
55-21N 36-29E |
55.35308, 36.48984 |
55°21′11″N 36°29′23″E |
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Moscow E25-1 |
55-27N 36-24E |
55.46429, 36.40777 |
55°27′51″N 36°24′28″E |
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Moscow E26-1 |
55-36N 36-19E |
55.61201, 36.31771 |
55°36′43″N 36°19′04″E |
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Moscow E27-1 |
55-44N 36-16E |
55.73989, 36.26813 |
55°44′24″N 36°16′05″E |
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Moscow E28-1 |
55-52N 36-17E |
55.87408, 36.29773 |
55°52′27″N 36°17′52″E |
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Moscow E30-1 |
56-01N 36-20E / 56-01-10N 36-20-45E |
56.02201, 36.34114 |
56°01′19″N 36°20′28″E |
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Moscow E31-1 |
56-07N 36-29E / 56-07-57N 36-29-38E |
56.13529, 36.49249 |
56°08′07″N 36°29′33″E |
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Moscow E32-1 |
56-15N 36-37E / 56-15-20N 36-37-52E |
56.25956, 36.63344 |
56°15′34″N 36°38′00″E |
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Moscow E33-1 |
56-20N 36-48E |
56.33703, 36.79954 |
56°20′13″N 36°47′58″E |
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Moscow E34-1 |
56-24N 37-00E |
56.40678, 37.00553 |
56°24′24″N 37°00′20″E |
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Moscow E35-1 |
56-26N 37-10E |
56.44283, 37.19901 |
56°26′34″N 37°11′56″E |
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Moscow E36-1 |
56-29N 37-28E |
56.48860, 37.47220 |
56°29′19″N 37°28′20″E |
