List of GLONASS satellites

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A model of a GLONASS-K satellite displayed at CeBit 2011

As of 31 October 2020, 141 GLONASS navigation satellites have been launched, of which 129 reached the correct orbit and 24 are currently operational.

Satellites[]

GC number (Ground Control number, Russian: системный номер, номер по наземному комплексу управления) is the spacecraft number in almanac.[1] It only has to be unique during life time of each satellite. Numbers are subject to reuse. Some catalogs mistakenly used GC numbers for historical identification. See notes next to GC numbers.

Satellite Launch date/time (UTC) Carrier rocket Launch site Launch block Satellite type GC number Orbital plane [2] Slot [2] Status / Retirement [2]
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12 October 1982
14:57 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		1 I 711 I 1 12 January 1984
10 August 1983
18:24 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		2 I 712 I 3 5 July 1984
I 713 I 2 27 September 1984
29 December 1983
00:52 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		3 I 714 III 18 27 September 1984
I 715 III 17 30 June 1986
19 May 1984
15:11 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/40 		4 I 716 III 19 16 August 1985
I 717 III 18 25 October 1985
4 September 1984
15:49 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/40 		5 I 718 I 2 28 November 1985
I 719 I 3 4 September 1986
17 May 1985
22:28 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		6 I 720 I 1 8 November 1985
IIa 721 I 1 9 August 1987
24 December 1985
21:43 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		7 IIa 722 III 18 28 February 1987
IIa 723 III 17 16 May 1987
16 September 1986
11:38 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		8 IIa 724 I 2 20 February 1987
IIa 725 I 3 15 July 1988
IIa 726 I 8 15 June 1988
24 April 1987
12:42 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/40 		9 IIb 730 N/A Wrong orbit
IIb 731 N/A Wrong orbit
IIb 732 N/A Wrong orbit
16 September 1987
02:53 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/40 		10 IIb 733 III - 6 June 1989
IIb 734 III - 30 August 1988
IIb 735 III 17 1 February 1989
17 February 1988
00:23 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		11 IIb 738 N/A Wrong orbit
IIb 737 N/A Wrong orbit
IIb 736 N/A Wrong orbit
21 May 1988
17:57 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		12 IIb 739 I 7 10 May 1990
IIb 740 I 8 19 March 1991
IIb 741 I 1 11 June 1991
16 September 1988
02:00 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		13 IIv 742 III 17 21 May 1990
IIv 743 III 18 31 August 1989
IIv 744 III 19 1 November 1991
10 January 1989
02:05 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		14 IIa 727 I 2 14 March 1993
IIv 745 I 3 16 February 1992
31 May 1989
08:32 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/40 		15 IIa 728 III 24 25 January 1990
IIa 729 III 19 18 November 1989
19 May 1990
08:32 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/40 		16 IIv 746 III 17 23 April 1994
IIv 751 III 19 27 July 1994
IIv 752 III 20 18 August 1992
8 December 1990
02:43 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/40 		17 IIv 747 I 7 17 March 1994
IIv 748 I 4 29 October 1993
IIv 749 I 5 9 June 1996
4 April 1991
10:47 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		18 IIv 750 III 22 29 September 1994
IIv 753 III 21 6 January 1992
IIv 754 III 24 26 February 1992
29 January 1992
22:19 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/23 		19 IIv 768 I 3 9 January 1993
IIv 769 I 8 23 May 1997
IIv 771 I 1 25 October 1996
30 July 1992
01:59 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/23 		20 IIv 756 III 18 27 June 1997
IIv 772 III 21 29 June 1994
IIv 774 III 24 18 May 1996
17 February 1993
20:09 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/23 		21 IIv 773 I 2 9 March 1994
IIv 759 I 6 30 June 1997
IIv 757 I 3 27 July 1997
11 April 1994
07:49 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/23 		22 IIv 758 III 18 5 March 1999
IIv 760 III 17 30 July 1999
IIv 761 III 23 24 July 1997
11 August 1994
15:27 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/23 		23 IIv 767 II 12 5 November 1998
IIv 770 II 14 24 August 1999
IIv 775 II 16 13 August 2000
20 November 1994
00:39 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		24 IIv 762 I 4 4 September 1999
IIv 763 I 3 27 July 1999
IIv 764 I 6 27 October 1999
7 March 1995
09:23 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		25 IIv 765 III 20 10 September 1999
IIv 766 III 22 21 November 2000
IIv 777 III 19 17 July 1997
24 July 1995
15:52 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		26 IIv 780 II 15 3 December 1998
IIv 781 II 10 24 January 2001
IIv 785 II 11 3 February 2001
14 December 1995
06:10 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		27 IIv 776 II 9 13 August 2000
IIv 778 II 15 29 January 2001
IIv 782 II 13 23 July 2001
30 December 1998
18:35 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		28 IIv 786 I 7 20 October 2003
IIv 784 I 8 19 December 2003
IIv 779 I 1 8 July 2002
13 October 2000
14:12 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		29 IIv 783 III 18 25 May 2007 [3]
IIv 787 III 17 12 September 2006 [4]
IIv 788 III 24 14 December 2005 [5]
Kosmos 2380 1 December 2001
18:04 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		30 IIv 790 I 6 19 December 2003
Kosmos 2381 IIv 789 I 3 25 August 2007 [6]
Kosmos 2382 III 711 I 5 9 July 2006 [6]
Kosmos 2394 25 December 2002
07:37 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/23 		31 IIv 791 III 22 7 February 2007 [3]
Kosmos 2395 IIv 792 III 21 18 November 2007 [6]
Kosmos 2396 IIv 793 III 23 23 September 2005 [7]
Kosmos 2402 10 December 2003
13:53 		Proton-K
Briz-M 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		32 IIv 794 I 2 19 April 2007 [8]
Kosmos 2403 IIv 795 I 4 1 May 2009 [9]
Kosmos 2404 M 701 I 6 18 June 2009 [9]
Kosmos 2411 26 December 2004
13:53 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 200/39 		33 IIv 796 I 1 4 May 2008 [10]
Kosmos 2412 IIv 797 I 8 16 June 2008 [10]
Kosmos 2413 M 712 I 7 22 November 2012
Kosmos 2417 25 December 2005
05:07 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		34 IIv 798 III 22 9 July 2007 [6]
Kosmos 2418 M 713 III 24 2 November 2009 [11]
Kosmos 2419 M 714 III 17 24 February 2016
Kosmos 2424 25 December 2006
20:18 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		35 M 715 II 14 26 June 2017
Kosmos 2425 M 716 II 15 Reserve satellite
Kosmos 2426 M 717 II 10 1 August 2019
Kosmos 2431 26 October 2007
07:35 		Proton-K
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		36 M 718 III 17 29 November 2010 [12]
Kosmos 2432 M 719 III 20 Operational
Kosmos 2433 M 720 III 19 Operational
Kosmos 2434 25 December 2007
19:32 		Proton-M
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		37 M 721 II 13 Operational
Kosmos 2435 M 722 II 14 12 October 2011 [13]
Kosmos 2436 M 723 II 10 Operational - No L2 Signal [14]
Kosmos 2442 25 September 2008
08:49 		Proton-M
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		38 M 724 III 18 12 February 2014
Kosmos 2443 M 725 III 21 8 July 2016
Kosmos 2444 M 726 III 22 28 November 2012
Kosmos 2447 25 December 2008
10:43 		Proton-M
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		39 M 727 I 3 28 November 2012
Kosmos 2448 M 728 I 2 16 October 2013
Kosmos 2449 M 729 I 8 9 September 2012
Kosmos 2456 14 December 2009
10:38 		Proton-M
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		40 M 730 I 1 Operational
Kosmos 2457 M 733 I 6 Operational - No L2 Signal [15]
Kosmos 2458 M 734 I 5 6 August 2018 [16]
Kosmos 2459 1 March 2010
21:19 		Proton-M
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		41 M 731 III 22 10 March 2021 [17]
Kosmos 2460 M 732 III 23 Operational
Kosmos 2461 M 735 III 22 Operational
Kosmos 2464 2 September 2010
00:53 		Proton-M
DM-2 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		42 M 736 II 16 Operational
Kosmos 2465 M 737 II 12 21 November 2016 [18]
Kosmos 2466 M 738 II 16 15 February 2016 [19]
N/A 5 December 2010
10:25 		Proton-M
DM-03 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		43 M 739 N/A Failed to orbit
N/A M 740 N/A Failed to orbit
N/A M 741 N/A Failed to orbit
Kosmos 2471 26 February 2011
03:07 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		K1S K1 701 [b] III 20 Flight testing [c]
Kosmos 2474 2 October 2011
20:15 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		45S M 742 I 4 26 August 2019
Kosmos 2475 4 November 2011
12:51 		Proton-M
Briz-M 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		44 M 743 I 8 Operational
Kosmos 2476 M 744 I 3 Operational
Kosmos 2477 M 745 I 7 Operational
Kosmos 2478 28 November 2011
08:25 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		46S M 746 III 17 13 April 2015 [21] [d]
Kosmos 2485 26 April 2013
05:23 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		47S M 747 I 2 Operational
N/A 2 July 2013
02:38 		Proton-M
DM-03 		Baikonur,
Site 81/24 		47 M 748 N/A Failed to orbit
N/A M 749 N/A Failed to orbit
N/A M 750 N/A Failed to orbit
Kosmos 2494 23 March 2014
22:54 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		48S M 754 III 18 Operational
Kosmos 2500 14 June 2014
17:16 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		49S M 755 [e] III 21 Operational
Kosmos 2501 30 November 2014
21:52 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		K2S K1 702 [f] II 9 Operational [g]
Kosmos 2514 7 February 2016
00:21 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		50S M 751 III 17 Operational
Kosmos 2516 29 May 2016
08:44 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		51S M 753 II 11 November 2020[22]
Kosmos 2522 22 September 2017
00:02 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		52S M 752 II 14 Operational
Kosmos 2527 17 June 2018
21:46 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		53S M 756 [h] I 5 Operational
Kosmos 2529 3 November 2018
20:17 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		54S M 757 [i] II 15 Operational
27 May 2019
06:23 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		55S M 758 [j] II 12 Operational
11 December 2019
08:54 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/3 		56S M 759 [k] I 4 Operational
16 March 2020
18:28 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/4 		57S M 760 [l] III 24 Operational
25 October 2020
19:08 		Soyuz-2.1b
Fregat-M 		Plesetsk,
Site 43/3 		58S K1 705 II 11 Flight tests
  1. ^ Some dates are abandonment dates, some dates are known non-service dates prior to abandonment.
  2. ^ Known is some catalogs as 701K.
  3. ^ Kosmos 2471, the first GLONASS-K1, operates in test mode only, with its signal flagged as "unhealthy". In addition, the satellite provides active Cospas-Sarsat search and rescue service.[20]
  4. ^ Restored the system to fully operational for the first time since late 1995.
  5. ^ Include L3OC signal.
  6. ^ Known is some catalogs as 702K.
  7. ^ Kosmos 2501, second GLONASS-K1, also provides Cospas-Sarsat search and rescue service.[20]
  8. ^ Include L3OC signal.
  9. ^ Include L3OC signal.
  10. ^ Include L3OC signal.
  11. ^ Include L3OC signal.
  12. ^ Include L3OC signal.

Satellites by version[]

Version Launched Operational Not used Retired Lost
at launch 		Remarks
Uragan Block I 10 0 0 10 0
Uragan Block IIa 9 0 0 9 0
Uragan Block IIb 12 0 0 6 6
Uragan Block IIv 56 0 0 56 0
Uragan Block III 1 0 0 1 0
Uragan-M 50 22 1 21 6 1 satellite left to launch
Uragan-K1 3 1 2 0 0 Launches continuing
Total 141 23 3 103 12

Orbital slots[]

GC numbers refer to currently active satellites. GC numbers in parentheses refer to non-operational satellites under testing or in reserve.
Refer to Official GLONASS web page for the most up-to-date information.

Slot Plane
I II III
1/9/17 730 702 751
2/10/18 747 723 754
3/11/19 744 (705) 720
4/12/20 759 758 719 (701)
5/13/21 756 721 755
6/14/22 733 752 735
7/15/23 745 757 (716) 732
8/16/24 743 736 760

Planned launches[]

Date [23][24] Rocket Launch site Satellite type GC # Manufacturer # Remarks
2021 [25] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K 706 No.16
2021 [25] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-M 761 No.52 Last GLONASS-M satellite. Storage period expires in 2021.[25]
2021 [25] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K No.17
2021 [25] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K2 No.13L [26]
2022 [25] [27] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K2 No.14L
2022 [28][27] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K No.18
2022 [28][27] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K No.19
2022 [28][27] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K No.20
2022 [28][27] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K No.21
2022 [28][27] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K No.22
2022 [28][27] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K No.23 Last GLONASS-K satellite. After the initial two prototypes launched in 2011 and 2014, only nine more GLONASS-K1 models will be produced. They will be launched as needed to replace end-of-life GLONASS-M variants.[28]
2023 [27][29] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K2 No.24L
2023 [29] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K2 No.25L
2024 Angara A5 Plesetsk or Vostochny GLONASS-K2 × 2 No.26, No.27
2024 Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K2 No.28
2024 Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk GLONASS-K2 No.29
2026 [30] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk or Vostochny GLONASS-V No.11L First of six initial satellites in highly elliptical orbits.[30][31][32]
2026 [30] Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat-M Plesetsk or Vostochny GLONASS-V No.12L
2027 [30] Angara A5 Plesetsk or Vostochny GLONASS-V No.13L, No.14L
2027 [30] Angara A5 Plesetsk or Vostochny GLONASS-V No.15L, No.16L
2025–2033 Soyuz-2.1b and Angara A5 Plesetsk and Vostochny GLONASS-K2 × 1-2 No.30-No.54

See also[]

References[]

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