Site Status Uses Notable Launches Coordinates Launch Complex A Launch Complex B Launch Complex C Launch Complex D Demolished Retired: Matador LC-46 now sits on the site. Launch Complex 1 Inactive Retired: Snark , Matador , Aerostat 28°27′54″N 80°32′15″W / 28.46500°N 80.53750°W / 28.46500; -80.53750 (LC-1 ) Launch Complex 2 Inactive Retired: Snark , Matador , Aerostat 28°27′56″N 80°32′13″W / 28.46556°N 80.53694°W / 28.46556; -80.53694 (LC-2 ) Launch Complex 3 Inactive Retired: Bumper-WAC , BOMARC , Polaris , X-17 28°27′57″N 80°32′13″W / 28.46583°N 80.53694°W / 28.46583; -80.53694 (LC-3 ) Launch Complex 4 Inactive Retired: BOMARC , Redstone , Matador , Jason , Draco 28°28′00″N 80°32′08″W / 28.466667°N 80.535669°W / 28.466667; -80.535669 (LC-4 ) Launch Complex 4A Inactive Retired: BOMARC Launch Complex 5 Inactive Retired: Jupiter-C , Redstone , Mercury-Redstone .The site of all six crewed and uncrewed Mercury-Redstone launches used for Project Mercury . Now part of the Cape Canaveral Space Force Museum . Pioneer 4 , Mercury-Redstone 1 , Mercury-Redstone 3 , Mercury-Redstone 4 28°26′22″N 80°34′24″W / 28.43944°N 80.57333°W / 28.43944; -80.57333 (LC-5 ) Launch Complex 6 Inactive Retired: Redstone , Jupiter Now part of the Cape Canaveral Space Force Museum . 28°26′27″N 80°34′22″W / 28.44083°N 80.57278°W / 28.44083; -80.57278 (LC-6 ) Launch Complex 7 Launch Complex 8 Unbuilt Would have joined LC-1/2/3/4. No assigned missile assigned to pad, though likely would launch missiles like Snark and Matador . Located at present site of Central Control Road. [ 22] 28°27′47″N 80°32′25″W / 28.463061°N 80.540208°W / 28.463061; -80.540208 (LC-7 and LC-8 ) Launch Complex 9 Inactive Retired: Navaho 28°27′07″N 80°33′35″W / 28.45194°N 80.55972°W / 28.45194; -80.55972 (LC-9 ) Launch Complex 10 Demolished Retired: Jason , Draco , Nike Tomahawk Demolished to make way for LC-31 and LC-32. 28°27′07″N 80°33′25″W / 28.45194°N 80.55694°W / 28.45194; -80.55694 (LC-10 ) Launch Complex 15 Inactive Retired: Titan I , Titan II Cancelled: RS1 [ 8] 28°29′47″N 80°32′57″W / 28.4963°N 80.5493°W / 28.4963; -80.5493 (LC-15 ) Launch Complex 17A Demolished Retired: Thor , Thor-Able , Thor-Ablestar , Thor DSV-2 , Delta I , Delta II Pioneer 1 , Explorer 6 , OSO-1 , Ariel 1 , Mars Global Surveyor , Deep Space 1 , Mars Climate Orbiter , Stardust , 2001 Mars Odyssey , Genesis , Mars Exploration Rover Spirit , Swift Observatory 28°26′48″N 80°33′58″W / 28.44667°N 80.56611°W / 28.44667; -80.56611 (SLC-17 ) Launch Complex 17B Demolished Retired: Thor , Thor-Ablestar , Thor DSV-2 , Delta I , Delta II , Delta III Courier 1B , Telstar 1 , Syncom 2 , NEAR Shoemaker , Mars Pathfinder , WMAP , Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity , Spitzer Space Telescope , MESSENGER , Deep Impact , Dawn , Kepler Space Telescope Launch Complex 18 Inactive Retired: Viking , Vanguard , Thor , Blue Scout Junior , Blue Scout Vanguard TV-3 , Vanguard 1 , Vanguard 2 , Vanguard 3 , Mercury-Scout 1 28°26′57″N 80°33′44″W / 28.4493°N 80.5623°W / 28.4493; -80.5623 (LC-18 ) Launch Complex 19 Inactive Retired: Titan I , Titan II GLV . The site of all ten crewed Titan II launches used for Project Gemini . Gemini 3 , Gemini 4 , Gemini 7 , Gemini 6A , Gemini 8 , Gemini 11 , Gemini 12 28°30′24″N 80°33′15″W / 28.50667°N 80.55417°W / 28.50667; -80.55417 (LC-19 ) Launch Complex 21 Inactive Retired: Goose , Mace 28°27′38″N 80°32′24″W / 28.46056°N 80.54000°W / 28.46056; -80.54000 (LC-21 ) Launch Complex 22 Inactive Retired: Goose , Mace 28°27′40″N 80°32′23″W / 28.4610°N 80.5398°W / 28.4610; -80.5398 (LC-22 ) Launch Complex 23 Launch Complex 24 Inactive Retired: Triton , Snark Intended to have two pads and a single blockhouse, but only one pad was built and the blockhouse was never built. 28°27′52″N 80°32′16″W / 28.464551°N 80.537816°W / 28.464551; -80.537816 (LC-23 and LC-24 ) Launch Complex 25 Inactive Retired: Polaris , Poseidon , Trident I 28°25′55″N 80°34′37″W / 28.431988°N 80.576943°W / 28.431988; -80.576943 (LC-25 ) Launch Complex 26 Inactive Retired: Jupiter , Redstone Launch site of Explorer 1 - the first successful U.S. satellite. Now part of the Cape Canaveral Space Force Museum . Explorer 1 28°26′39″N 80°34′17″W / 28.44417°N 80.57139°W / 28.44417; -80.57139 (LC-26 ) Launch Complex 27 Unbuilt Cancelled: G-38 Navaho Intended to have two pads. The Navaho program was cancelled before construction began. Located adjacent to LC-31 and LC-32. 28°27′05″N 80°33′04″W / 28.451345°N 80.551200°W / 28.451345; -80.551200 (LC-27 ) Launch Complex 28 Unbuilt No known launch vehicle or missile was assigned to LC-28. Intended to have two pads and a single blockhouse. [ 23] 28°29′53″N 80°32′58″W / 28.497930°N 80.549419°W / 28.497930; -80.549419 (LC-28 ) Launch Complex 29 Inactive Retired: Polaris [ 24] 28°25′47″N 80°34′38″W / 28.42972°N 80.57722°W / 28.42972; -80.57722 (LC-29 ) Launch Complex 30A Inactive Retired: Pershing 1 28°26′22″N 80°34′50″W / 28.43945°N 80.58061°W / 28.43945; -80.58061 (LC-30 ) Launch Complex 30B Inactive Cancelled: Pershing 1 Pad has never been built. Launch Complex 31 Inactive Retired: Minuteman , Pershing 1a Used as a burial vault for pieces of Space Shuttle Challenger . 28°27′09″N 80°33′22″W / 28.45250°N 80.55611°W / 28.45250; -80.55611 (LC-31 ) Launch Complex 32 Inactive Retired: Minuteman 28°27′09″N 80°33′22″W / 28.45250°N 80.55611°W / 28.45250; -80.55611 (LC-32 ) Launch Complex 33 Unbuilt Cancelled: Titan III X-20 Never built due to cancellation of the Dyna Soar program. SLC-37 now sits on the site. 28°31′55″N 80°34′01″W / 28.531986°N 80.566821°W / 28.531986; -80.566821 (LC-33 ) Launch Complex 34 Inactive Retired: Saturn I , Saturn IB Site of the Apollo 1 fire. SA-1 , AS-201 , Apollo 7 28°31′19″N 80°33′41″W / 28.52194°N 80.56139°W / 28.52194; -80.56139 (LC-34 ) Launch Complex 35 Unbuilt Cancelled: Navaho Not built due to the cancellation of the Navaho program. Launch Complex 36A Refurbished by Blue Origin, LLC Retired: Atlas-Centaur , [ 10] Atlas II [ 25] Surveyor 1 , Mariner 7 , Pioneer 10 , Pioneer Venus Orbiter , Pioneer Venus Multiprobe 28°28′14″N 80°32′24″W / 28.47056°N 80.54000°W / 28.47056; -80.54000 (LC-36 ) Launch Complex 36B Demolished Retired: Atlas-Centaur , Atlas G , Atlas I , Atlas II , Atlas III Surveyor 3 , OAO-2 , Mariner 6 , Mariner 9 , Pioneer 11 , Mariner 10 , SOHO Launch Complex 37A Unused Proposed: Starship Cancelled: Saturn I , Saturn IB Pad has never been used. 28°31′55″N 80°34′01″W / 28.531986°N 80.566821°W / 28.531986; -80.566821 (LC-37A ) Space Launch Complex 37B Inactive Proposed: Starship Retired: Saturn I , Saturn IB , Delta IV , [ 26] Delta IV Heavy [ 27] SA-5 , AS-101 , AS-105 , Apollo 5 , Exploration Flight Test-1 , Parker Solar Probe Launch Complex 38 Unbuilt Cancelled: Atlas-Agena , Atlas-Centaur [ 28] Proposed for several Atlas variants, never had any specific location selected. N/A Launch Complex 42 Unbuilt Cancelled: Titan IIIC Proposed as a third pad to the Integrate-Transfer-Launch Complex. Cancelled because it would have been too close to LC-39A. 28°33′59″N 80°36′13″W / 28.5662887°N 80.6034809°W / 28.5662887; -80.6034809 (LC-42 ) Launch Complex 43 Demolished Retired: Super Loki Demolished to make way for SLC-46. 28°27′30″N 80°31′42″W / 28.45833°N 80.52833°W / 28.45833; -80.52833 (LC-43 ) Launch Complex 44 Demolished Retired: Dragon [ 29] Demolished to make way for the submarine facility at Port Canaveral. 28°25′02″N 80°35′45″W / 28.41722°N 80.59583°W / 28.41722; -80.59583 (LC-44 ) Launch Complex 45 Demolished Cancelled: Roland Construction plans scrapped before any missiles were launched. LC-46 now sits on the site. 28°27′30″N 80°31′42″W / 28.45833°N 80.52833°W / 28.45833; -80.52833 (LC-45 ) Launch Complex 47 Inactive Retired: Sounding Rockets , Super Loki , Super Loki Lite Star , LOFT-1 [ 30] 28°32′57″N 80°34′03″W / 28.549123°N 80.5674339°W / 28.549123; -80.5674339 (LC-47 )