ISS017-E-18075 Click the photo number to access all resolutions available and the database record.
The stippled pattern on the landscape is due to hundreds of concrete and earth-covered storage “igloos” that form ordered rows across the site (image top). These igloos are where chemical munitions and other materials are secured. Larger, white-roofed maintenance buildings once used for munitions storage were built with separate compartments to minimize potential damage from explosions. Other features visible in this detailed image include roads (light tan lines) and rail lines (dark brown), water impoundments (black, irregular shapes), and various office and industrial buildings (rectangular shapes at image lower left.)
