Soviet/Russian OKIK Ground Station Sites

The KIK tracking system development was authorised by a decree of 3 September 1956. The Soviet/Russian tracking network is sometimes also known as OKIK (OKIK - otdel'niy komandno-izmeritel'niy kompleks). The stations in the network are numbered OKIK-number. Many of these numbers are known. The map and table summarize the present knowledge.



 

Station Location
Name		 Alternate 
location
Name		 Longitude
East		 Latitude
North		 Height
m.a.s.l.		 Remarks
OKIK-1 Tyuratam Site 18 63.16 45.38 - -
OKIK-2 Makat - 53.16? 47.38 - -
OKIK-3 Sary Shagan - 73.32 46.08 - -
OKIK-4 Yeniseysk - 92.3 58.5 50 -
OKIK-5 Iskup - 88.10 63.06 - -
OKIK-6 Yelizovo Petropavlovsk 
Kamchatskiy		 158.4 53.1 100 -
OKIK-7 Klyuchi Barnaul 83.4 53.3 200 -
OKIK-8 Bolshevo Moscow - - - -
OKIK-9 Krasnoye Selo S:t Petersburg 30.2 59.7 140 -
OKIK-10 Simferopol  - 34.1 44.9 - -
OKIK-11 Sartichala Tblisi 45.11 41.43 - -
OKIK-12 Kolpashevo Novosibirsk 82.9 58.3 45 -
OKIK-13 Ulan-Ude - 108.0 51.9 610 -
OKIK-14 Schyolkovo Moscow 38.0 55.9 175 -
OKIK-15 Galyonki Ussuriysk  131.8 44.0 110 -
OKIK-16 Yevpatoriya - 33.4 45.2 - -
OKIK-17 Yakutsk - 129.3 62.0 105 -
OKIK-18 Vorkuta  - 63.5 67.4 - -
OKIK-19 Dunayevtsy - 26.9 48.9 - -
OKIK-20 Solnechnyy Komsomolsk 
na Amure		 137.1 50.7 - -
OKIK-21 Mt. Maidanak in 
Uzbekistan		 - - - - -
OKIK-22 Deep Space 
Communications 
Center		 Yevpatoriya 33.4 45.2 - -
OKIK-23 - - - - - -
OKIK-24 - - - - - -
OKIK-25 Baykonur site 23 - 63.3 45.9 120 -

 

References

  1. Soviet Space Tracking Systems, in Encyclopedia Astronatuica, by Mark Wade
  2. Ground control stations (KIK), in Anatoly Zak's Russiam Space Web


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