This map contains the important locations that comprised the U.S. nuclear complex from the World War II Manhattan Project through 2024. These locations include offices, some control centers, mines, mills, plants, laboratories, and test sites.
More information on these sites is available in “The Traveler’s Guide to Nuclear Weapons, A Journey Through America’s Cold War Battlefields” by James Maroncelli and Timothy Karpin.
You can learn more about each location (i.e. their functions, photos, and links to additional information) by clicking on their corresponding pin or selecting sections in the color-coded legend on the left side of the map.
To access the map key, click the slider button on the upper left corner of the map. DISCLAIMER: You may need to click on an identified location twice for the location to populate on the map. The location description will appear in the key after one click. Click the location in the key again to see its location on the map. 
You can zoom in or out on the map by clicking the plus and minus symbols on the lower left corner of the map, or by double clicking the area where you want to zoom in.