Launch Pads
Global launch sites and infrastructure
Rocket Lab's launch footprint spans Mahia's dual-pad cadence and Wallops' expanding U.S. range.
Compare every public launch region, see how much activity each site has already supported, and jump straight into the pad roster backing Electron, HASTE, and Neutron.
Jump between launch regions, compare live pad counts, and see where published coordinates are available for the map view.
Māhia Peninsula, New Zealand
2 tracked pads supporting 1 vehicle program with 76 recorded launches.
OpenStreetMap reference centered on the first pad in this region with published coordinates.
LC-1A
Launch Complex 1A
World's first private orbital launch complex. 50-tonne platform, 383 ft from LC-1B.
LC-1B
Launch Complex 1B
Second pad added to double launch capacity.
Wallops Island, Virginia
4 tracked pads supporting 3 vehicle programs with 19 recorded launches.
OpenStreetMap reference centered on the first pad in this region with published coordinates.
Launch Area 0
Launch Area 0
HASTE suborbital hypersonic test vehicle pad.
Launch Area 0A
Launch Area 0A
Secondary HASTE suborbital pad.
LC-2
Launch Complex 2
U.S. launch site at MARS. NASA Wallops provides range services.
LC-3
Launch Complex 3
Neutron pad. 700 tons steel, 140m³ concrete. 24-hour turnaround, landing support.