Missile Facilities Second Artillery Corps - 2005					Underground Great Wall
Unit	LOCATION	Alternate Names	LAT	LON	DF-3 CSS-2	DF-4 CSS-3	DF-5 CSS-4	DF-21 CSS-5	DF-31	DF-41
Test Ranges
Base 20	Jiuquan	Shuangchengzi	41°20'N	100°20'E
Base 25	Taiyun	Wuzhai	37°52'N	112°33'E
Base 27	Xichang	Hsi-ch'ang / Songlin	28°12'N	102°02'E
Deployment Areas
402 Brigade	Chuxiong		25°02'N	101°32'E
412 Brigade	Da Qaidam	Tsaidam / Ta-ch'ai-tan	37°50'N	95°18'E
403 Brigade	Dalong	Ta-ling	26°39'N	114°02'E
409 Brigade	Datong		36°36'N	103°20'E
414 Brigade	Delingha		37°19'N	97°13'E
410 Brigade	Dengshahe		39°13'N	122°04'E
	Dianwei	Tienwei	23°46'N	102°42'E
	Fengrun	Feng-jun	39°50'N	118°10'E
408 Brigade	Jianshui	Ching-yu	23°37'N	102°49'E
3 Division	Kunming	K'un-ming	25°04'N	102°41'E
407 Brigade	Lianxiwang	Liangkengwang	30°09'N	117°37'E
	Liujikou	Liu-chi-k'ou	38°17'N	115°28'E
401 Brigade	Luoning	Lo-ning	34°22'N	111°38'E
404 Brigade	Sundian	Sun-tien	33°15'N	114°45'E
	Tai-Hang		38° N	113° E
405 Brigade	Tongdao	Shuangjiang	26°09'N	109°46'E
406 Brigade	Tonghua		41°44'N	125°55'E
	Wuwei		37°58'N	102°48'E
	Xi'an	Sian / Hsi-an	34°16'N	108°54'E
	Xiao Qaidam	Hsiao-ch'ai-tan	37°31'N	95°25'E
	Xuanhua	Hsuan-hua	40°38'N	115°06'E
	Yidu	I-tu	36°41'N	118°28'E
411 Brigade	UI Location	Jiangxi Province
413 Brigade	UI Location	Henan Province
Other Facilities
9th Academy	Haiyan	Sanjiaocheng	36°58'N	100°50'E
SAST	Shanghai		31°14'N	121°28'E
CALT	Wan Yuan		39°30'N?	116°30'E
Base 26	Weinan	Xi'an	34°30'N	109°30'E

There is an almost complete disconnect between the facility placenames initially attributed to Second Artillery Corps Brigade operating locations and the placenames more recently attributed to PLA Rocket Force brigades. Just to make things interesting, the PLARF brigades have been re-numbered from the 2nd Artillery Corps Brigades. Some effort would be required to complete the walk-across from the old to the new dispensation.

Sources and Resources

• Natural Resources Defense Council British, French, and Chinese Nuclear Weapons - Nuclear Weapons Databook, Volume V, pages 338-341
• Nuclear Weapons on the Tibetan Plateau By Tsultrim Palden Dekhang The Office of Tibet 9-Oct-1998
• china/space/SS-Missle/Map

A New START Model for Transparency in Nuclear Disarmament Tamara Patton, Pavel Podvig, and Phillip Schell - UNIDIR United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research, 2013

ICBM Facilities Second Artillery Corps - 2013
Luoyang	(54 Base)	34°32’41.89”N	112°08’55.39”E	DF-5A
Lushi	(801 Brigade)
	801-1 Silo Launchers	34°12’00.15”N	111° 0’29.04”E	DF-5A
	802-2 Silo Launchers	33°55’47.50”N	111° 2’36.11”E	DF-5A
Luoning	(804 Brigade)
	804-1 Silo Launchers	34°17’5.93”N	111°37’36.39”E	DF-5A
Luoyang	(54 Base)	34°32’41.89”N	112°8’55.39”E	Maintenance
Huaihua	(55 Base)	27°32’10.16”N	109°59’10.89”E
Jingzhou	(803 Brigade)
	803-1 Silo Launchers	26°25’51.62”N	109°27’42.13”E	DF-5A
	803-2 Silo Launchers	26°26’24.93”N	109°33’47.48”E	DF-5A
	803-3 Silo Launchers	26°33’41.49”N	109°50’41.36”E	DF-5A
Huitong	(814 Brigade)
	814-1 Silo Launchers	26°56’52.79”N	109°42’37.21”E	DF-5A
Huaihua	(55 Base)	27°32’10.16”N	109°59’10.89”E	Maintenance
Kunming	(53 Base Mobile)	24°59’41.68”N	102°50’5.73”E
Yuxi	622 Brigade	24°21’41.61”N	102°29’40.51”E	DF-31/A
Kunming	(53 Base Mobile)	24°59’41.68”N	102°50’5.73”E	Maintenance
Luoyang	(54 Base Mobile)	34°32’38.81”N	112°8’52.40”E
Xixia	813 Brigade ?	33°17’36.87”N	111°52’50.50”E	DF-31/A
Luoyang	(54 Base Mobile)	34°32’38.81”N	112°8’52.40”E	Maintenance
Huaihua	(55 Base Mobile)	27°32’10.51”N	109°59’4.66”E	DF-31
Shaoyang	(805 Brigade)	27°15’13.26”N	111°23’14.38”E	DF-31
Huaihua	(55 Base Mobile)	27°32’10.51”N	109°59’4.66”	Maintenance
Xining	(56 Base Mobile)	36°39’39.43”N	101°41’3.84”E
	or	36°35’59.67”N	101°47’14.17”E	DF-31/A
Tianshui	(812 Brigade Mobile)	34°31’48.14”N	105°54’35.23”E	DF-31A
Delingha	812 Brigade?	37°21’36.21”N	97°21’42.98”E	DF-31A
Haiyan	56 Base Training	36°49’30.86”N,	101°6’13.29”E	DF-31A
Xining	56 Base Mobile	36°37’39.41”N	101°44’57.48”E	Maintenance
DF-31A Production Facilities
Chengdu	Sichuan Aerospace	30°33’34.12”N	104°15’19.84”E
Nanyuan	221th Factory	39°47’56.17”N	116°24’4.76”E
Northern Beijing	U/I Factory	40°18’28.57”N	116°31’20.21”E
Wanshan	Special Vehicle Factory	30°55’44.20”N	113°56’6.70”E

The 2013 UNIDIR report noted that the data "... include geographic coordinates of the facilities that could be identified by using open satellite imagery to demonstrate that most of the location data that would be included in the treaty report is already available in the public domain.... The treaty requires that geographic coordinates of facilities should be rounded to the nearest minute, as long as this allows locations to be distinguished. In the model data exchange documents presented here all coordinates are given with higher accuracy to facilitate their identification on maps.... "

Amrom Katz said, “We have never found anything that the Soviets have successfully hidden”. https://www.aboyandhis.blog/post/mapping-the-people-s-liberation-army-rocket-force">Mapping the People's Liberation Army Rocket Force https://ndupress.ndu.edu/Portals/68/Documents/Books/Chairman-Xi/Chairman-Xi_Chapter-11.pdf?ver=2019-02-08-112005-803">Making Sense of China’s Missile Forces https://fas.org/blogs/security/2020/01/df-26deployment/">China’s New DF-26 Missile Shows Up At Base In Eastern China http://military.cnr.cn/ztch/hjj/">PLA Rocket Force