ICBM COMPLEX, UZHUR, USSR

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• Publication Date: February 1, 1965
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PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION REPORT
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February 1965
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Launch Site A (TDI Site 1)
55-20N
89-44E
Launch Site B (TDI Site 2)
55-17N
89-38E
Launch Site C (TDI Site 3)
55-19N
89-34E
Launch Site D (TDI Site 4)
55-17N
89-27E
Launch Site E (TDI Site 5)
55-13N
89-33E
Launch Site F (TDI Site 6)
55-25N
89-39E
FIGURE 1. LOCATION OF COMPLEX.
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The Uzhur ICBM Complex, located 110
nautical miles (nm) southwest of Krasnoyarsk,
is situated in an area of flat-to-gently rolling
terrain south, west, and northwest of the town
of Uzhur (Figure 1). The general relief ranges
between 1,650 and 1,950 feet and, although some
agriculture is carried on in the area, much
of the surrounding countryside is forested and
several of the launch sites are heavily wooded.
Geologically the area is underlain by simply
folded sedimentary rocks, probably sandstones
and shales, which in each case are located within
a relatively few feet of the surface at the
launch areas. This would seem to indicate
that at this complex the Soviets have chosen
to construct these silos in bedrock rather than
in the more shock absorbing unconsolidated
materials such as the sands and clays of an
intermountain basin.
The complex consists of a complex support
facility, a rail-to-road transfer point, and 6
single-silo launch areas, all under construction.
It was first identified on photography of-
on which construction
activity can be noted at the complex support
facility and Launch Areas, B, D, and F. The
entire complex can be negated on photography
of In contrast to
other known single-silo complexes, where con-
struction equipment has been moved to the
sites along unimproved existing roads or across
open terrain, some effort apparently has been
made at the Uzhur complex to improve exist-
ing roads leading to several of the construction
sites.
All of the launch areas appear to have
certain common features. Each launch site
contains a square, or nearly square, excavation
flanked on opposite sides by earth mounds.
In most cases spoil from the excavation is
used to construct an apparently level earthen
rectangle on the northwest side of the ex-
cavation, with its long axis oriented approx-
imately on the center of the excavation. Op-
posite this rectangle, on the southeast side
of the excavation, is a smaller nearly square
area which is sometimes prepared by means
of an earth cut. These rectangles and squares
possibly will serve as missile-handling ramps
and open silo-cover positions, respectively,
when site construction is completed. Removed
from each of the silo excavations, at distances
varying from approximately 0.2 to 0.7 nm, is
a group of buildings connected with the launch
site by road or trail. This group consists,
characteristically, of 2 relatively large rec-
tangular buildings and several smaller build-
ings or sheds. Adjacent to the large rec-
tangular buildings at 4 (possibly 5) of the
launch areas is an additional group of 4 or
5 small aligned structures. The orientation
and distances between launch areas are shown
in Figure 2.
The complex support facility (55-17N 89-
49E) adjoins the town of Uzhur on the south.
It consists of a railhead and storage area,
an administration area, and a number of hous-
ing or probable housing areas (Figure 3).
The facility is not secured entirely, but ac-
cess to certain portions has been restricted
by fencing. A branch from the Achinsk-
Abakan rail line serves the facility, and road
service is provided by the extension and/or
improvement of previously existing roads in
the vicinity. Extensive open ditching through-
out the facility, with its origin in higher ground
to the northwest, suggests that an independent
water supply is being developed.
The railhead and storage area occupies
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TANKS UNDGtt'
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Railhead and Storage Area
Administration Area
1 Building (U/C)
1 Building
400 x 65
315 x 65
1 U-shaped
building
195 x 45
1 Building
150 x 50
1 Building
135 x 40
1 Building
135 x 50
1 Building
105 x 35
1 Building
135 x 40
1 Building
80 x 30
1 Building
130 x 45
2 Buildings
80 x 35
1 Building
160 x 45
1 Building
70 x 30
1 Building
145 x 40
1 Building
60 x 55
3 Buildings
120 x 35
1 Building
55 x 40
1 Building
115 x 35
3 Buildings
55 x 30
1 Building
125 x 45
1 Building
125 x 40
1 Building
110 x 35
1 Building
105 x 30
1 Building
105 x 45
1 Building
95 x 45
2 ,Buildings
95 x 55
1 Building
45 x 35
1 Building
110 x 30
Railroad
Railroad under
Road
Fence
Ditch, open
Ditch, closed
Building under construction
Building foundation/excavation
135 x 45 1 Building 140 x 45
5 Buildings
240 x 55
1 Building
275 x 60
3 Buildings
170 x 45
1 T-shaped
building
190 x 110
1 L-shaped
160 x 135
building
7 Buildings
55 x 30
2 Buildings
115 x 45
2 Buildings
145 x 40
1 Building
135 x 45
1 Building
80 x 40
1 Building
90 x 45
1 Building
65 x 40
1 Building
40 x 35
1 Building 60 x 45
1 Building 65 x 40
1 Building 40 x 20
1 Building 185 x 60
1 Building 260 x 60
1 Building (U/C) 285 x 75
1 Building (U/C) 105 x 70
1 Building (U/C) 120 x 80
1 Building 50 x 20
1 Building 25 x 15
1 Building 40 x 25
1 Building 45 x 15
1 Building 55 x 20
1 Building 50 x 30
3 tanks (U/C) Miameter
RAILHEAD AND
STORAGE AREA
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most of the southern portion of the complex
support facility. It contains 2 rail spurs
and a third track which extends south and
west to the rail-to-road transfer point. When
completed, trackage within the area will total
approximately 4,000 feet. There are 22 build-
ings in the area, including a very long one
under construction. Security fencing is under
construction around the motor pool/vehicle
park in the northwest corner of the area.
The administration area, consisting of a
large U-shaped building and 11 smaller build-
ings, adjoins the railhead and storage area on
the southwest. Three or 4 storage tanks are
under construction just south of the admin-
istration area.
The main housing area, located at the
northwest extremity of the complex support
facility, is enclosed by a fence (probably board).
It contains 13 housing-type buildings (includ-
ing 1 under construction), 8 other buildings,
14 probable tents, and 6 small shed-like struc-
tures. A probable housing area is under
construction just south of the main housing
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area. It consists of a multistory apartment-
type building and 2 others under construction,
with excavations for 3 more underway. Another
probable housing area, located east of the main
housing area and north of the railhead and
storage area, contains a large possible duplex-
type building and an excavation of the same
size, and 10 smaller possible single-dwelling-
type buildings.
Several buildings of undetermined function,
including 1 under construction and 3 in the
foundation stage, are located at the western
extremity of the complex support facility.
A rail-to-road transfer point (Figure 4)
is under construction 3.0 nm west of the
complex support facility. Construction ac-
tivity was first observed at the transfer point
in and it can be
negated on photography of Mis-
sion Clearing and grading are nearly
complete, but the configuration of the transfer
point is not yet well defined. The rail and
road approach each other almost at a right
angle, and the clearing of vegetation west of
their projected intersection has been accom-
plished. Construction of the actual transfer
facilities has not been started.
Launch Area A (Figure 5) is located 4.3
nm northwest of the complex support facility.
There was no evidence of the launch area in
and it was
first observed in a midstage of construction
in The area can-
not be negated on cloud-covered photography
The single-silo launch site is in a mid-
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stage of construction and is enclosed by a
probable security fence, and bounded on 3
sides by rising terrain. It contains an exca-
vation about 120 by 115 feet, with a silo
coring which has a diameter of approximately
.feet. The smaller of the characteristic
mounds at this site is an earth cut 150 by
70 feet, and the larger rectangular mound is
a spoil pile 270 by 100 feet. The silo coring
and the long axis of the rectangular mound
and the center of thare mound are aligned
on an azimuth of W degrees. udegrees. A ringlike
object, -feet in diameter, was observed on
the smaller mound in (Mis-
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temporary, sheds within the launch site and
a probable security building near the entrance.
Approximately 2,700 feet west of the silo
coring is an area of construction activity which
is connected with the launch site by a graded
road. It includes 2 large rectangular buildings,
1 of which is under construction, 2 buildings
about 70 by 25 feet, 5 small sheds under
construction, and a group of 5 aligned un-
identified structures. Four of the 5 structures
are evenly spaced, but the fifth is somewhat
removed from the others. A probable ground
scar connecting the 5 aligned structures ex-
tends along their east side--the side nearest
the launch site.
Launch Area B (Figure 6) is located 6.1 nm
west of the complex support facility. Con-
struction activity was first identified in an
early stage on photography of
and the entire launch area
can be negated on photography of -
The single-silo launch site, containing a
110- by 105-foot excavation with a center
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Road
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Probable fence
Ground scar
Building under construction
Spoil pile
Excavation
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Excavation 120' x 115'
Silo coring
Graded area 1 00' x 7 '
1 Building 70' x 35'
1 Building 45' x 25'
1 Building 40' x 20'
1Building 35' x 25'
1 Building 30' x 30'
4 Structures
1 Structure
1 Building
1 Building
2 Buildings
40' x 20'
40'x40'
135' x 40'
130' x 40'
70' x 25'
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SILO
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SITE
Excavation
1 building
140 x 45
Silo coring
1 building
135 x 35
Prepared spoil pile
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1 building
1.20 x 35
Graded area
65 x
50
1 building (U/C)
70 x 20
3 buildings
50 x
15 (approx)
3 structures
30 x 25
1 building
35 x 20
1 building
75 x 25
Road
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-- Fence
o Building
under construction
Spoil pile
Excavation
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coring - in diameter, is in a midstage
of construction. Spoil has been piled on the
northwest side of the excavation and, when
completed, this apparently will be a rectangular
graded area level with the top of the silo.
Southeast of the excavation is a smaller, more
nearly square graded area. The long axis of
the spoil pile, the silo excavation, and the
center of the squared area are oriented on
an azimuth of =degrees. Three buildings,
probably related to construction activity, are
located near the excavation. No security
fencing has been identified at this launch site
as yet.
Approximately 1,000 feet west of the silo
coring is a long, narrow excavation with an
unidentified piece of equipment along its south-
ern side and a spoil pile just to the east of it.
Track activity connects the excavation with the
launch site, and ground scarring extends to a
building approximately 600 feet to the west.
A group of 2 large rectangular buildings
and several smaller structures under construc-
tion is located approximately 1,900 feet west
of the launch site. A similar pair of buildings
and associated structures can be seen at each
of the other launch areas of the Uzhur complex,
and at each of the launch areas at the Aleysk
and Dombarovskiy complexes. Although build-
ing orientations and distances from the launch
sites vary considerably, the general similarities
suggest an operational rather than a support
function for these buildings.
A faint trail leads 1,300 feet west from the
vicinity of the rectangular buildings to a fenced
compound with a single building near its center.
Although construction of this compound was
the first activity identified at Launch Area B,
its function has not been determined.
Approximately 3,000 feet northwest of the
launch site is a possible mast situated in a
clearing on the side of a hill. Track activity
extends to the southeast approximately 1,300
feet from the clearing to connect with the
launch site access road.
Launch Area C (Figure 7) is located 9.0
nm west-northwest of the complex support
facility. There was no evidence of the launch
area in
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construction in
The area was cloud covered on earlier pho-
tography in but
had progressed to a midstage of construction
by
The terrain slopes generally upward on 3
sides of the nearly square single-silo launch
site, which is enclosed by a security fence
approximately 900 feet on a side. The silo
excavation, smallest of those at the Uzhur
complex, is approximately 70 by 60 feet and
contains a coring approximately _ in
diameter. The characteristic rectangle and
square on either side of the excavation are
cuts into the sloping terrain rather than spoil
piles. The smaller area is 120 feet square,
and the larger 270 by 105 feet. There is 1
shed-type building within the launch site, and
a probable building 35 by 20 feet near the
entrance.
An area of construction activity 4,200
feet east of the launch site contains the char-
acteristic 2 large rectangular buildings, 1 of
which is under construction. Nearby are 6
unidentified structures, 5 of which have an
alignment resembling a similar group of struc-
tures at Launch Area A. The sixth structure
at Launch Area C has a different configuration
than the others, and is not connected with the
others by the probable ground scar extending
along their west side--the side nearest the
launch site.
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Silo coring
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Launch Area D (Figure 8) is located 13.0
nm west of the complex support facility. Con-
struction activity was first identified in an
early stage in
and the area can be negated on photography of
the silo excavation had not been started, but
initial construction of buildings was underway.
The launch area was cloud covered on pho-
tography of
_and construction of the silo excavation
was first observed in
The launch site is in a midstage of construction
on the latest usable coverage of the area in
The single-silo launch site is situated in
a small clearing adjacent to a dirt road. No
security fencing has been identified. The silo
excavation is approximately 140 by 115 feet,
with a coring approximately in diameter.
The characteristic graded square mound is
evident southeast of the excavation, but the
rectangular mound is only a partially formed
spoil pile northwest of the excavation. The
square mound and the silo coring are oriented
on an azimuth of -degrees. There are 2
small buildings, 1 adjacent to a scarred area,
northeast of the silo coring and near the site
access road.
Approximately 4,400 feet north-northeast
of the launch site, on the west side of the
access road, are 3 buildings, a probable lattice
tower, and an unidentified object. The 2
characteristic large rectangular buildings are
included among the 3, but the associated group
of aligned structures observed at Launch Areas
A and C is not present at this launch area.
nm southwest of the complex support facility.
Construction activity was first identified in an
early stage in
when the silo excavation and coring were
evident. There was no evidence of the launch
area on photography of
The single-silo launch site, enclosed by
a security fence with sides 1,230, 1,060, 1,045,
and 955 feet long, is in a midstage of con-
struction. The silo excavation is approximately
140 by 115 feet, with a coring approximately
in diameter. The large rectangle
on the northwest side of the excavation
appears to be an earth cut, and the small
flat-topped, nearly square, mound on the south-
east side has been constructed of spoil from
the excavation. The silo coring and the long
axis of the rectangle are oriented on an
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building is located within the launch site, about
300 feet southwest of the excavation.
A partly fenced area of construction activity
approximately 4,000 feet northeast of the launch
site contains I large rectangular building, 1
probable rectangular building, a smaller build-
ing, and several unidentified structures. Mono-
scopic coverage of this area in-(Mis- 25X1 C.
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like objects aligned near the east side of the
security fence. This alignment, similar to
that observed in association with the 2 large
rectangular buildings at Launch Areas A and
C, is not apparent on the most recent coverage i
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North of the partly fenced area is an L-
shaped clearing containing what appears to be
an earth mound approximately _in diam-
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Silo coring
Graded area
1 Building
1 Building
1 Building
1 Building
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130' x 50'
60' x 40'
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1 Structure
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Launch Area F (Figure 10) is located 9.2
nm northwest of the complex support facility.
The launch area was first identified in an
early stage of construction in
The single-silo launch site, partly enclosed
by a possible security fence, is in a midstage
of construction. The silo excavation, approx-
imately 150 by 145 feet, contains a coring
about Min diameter. The characteristic
rectangular and square mounds on either side
of the excavation consist of spoil at this launch
site. The long axis of the rectangular mound,
the silo coring, and the center of the square
mound are oriented on an azimuth of -
degrees. A clearing containing a roughly
cross-shaped, dark-toned object of undeter-
mined function is just northeast of the ex-
cavation. A number of small construction-
type buildings are also located near the launch
site.
A group of buildings similar in appearance
to those seen at the other launch areas of
the complex is under construction approximately
2,700 feet south-southeast of the launch site.
Included in the group are 2 large rectangular
buildings (1 under construction) oriented at an
approximate right angle, and 2 small square
structures aligned with a narrow rectangular
building.
2 additional small square un-
identified structures were located where the
narrow rectangular building now appears, in-
dicating that the larger building is constructed
over and connecting the smaller structures.
Another narrow rectangular building may be
expected to cover and connect the 2 remain-
ing small square structures. This config-
uration would differ from those at the other
launch areas of the Uzhur complex, but would
be very similar to those at the Dombarovskiy
complex.
The significance of the large borrow pit
approximately 0.6 nm east-southeast of the
silo excavation has not been determined.
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Approved For Release 2001/09/01 : CIA-RDP78T04759A000900010033-2
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