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SCP Foundation

Secure, Contain, Protect

Foundation Facilities

The Foundation maintains and operates a large number of facilities worldwide, from small outposts with only a handful of staff to large complexes with thousands of personnel. The following document contains a list of major Foundation facilities, but is not intended to be fully comprehensive.

These facilities are divided into Sites, locations known to the public but with their true purpose disguised behind government or corporate fronts, and Areas, which are completely unknown to the public, generally due to their remote locations. For further information, see the"Definitions of Facility Types" section at the bottom of this page.

Any inconsistencies in the following document are inevitable by-products of compartmentalization, redaction, disinformation, anomalous influence, and database errors.

Map of Foundation Facilities

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Map-North-America.png
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Site-11.svg

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site-13

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Site-14.svg

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Site-15.svg

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Site-28.svg

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Site-37.svg

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Site-38.svg

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Site-41.svg

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Site-42.svg

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S43.png

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Site-45-PH.svg

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Site-55.svg

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Site-56.svg

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Site-58.svg

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Site-64.svg

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Site-65.svg

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Site-73.svg

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Site-78.svg

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Site-81.svg

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Site-83.svg

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S87.png

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Site-88.svg

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Site-98.svg

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Site-101.svg

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S106.png

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Site-118.svg

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119logo.png

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Site-169.svg

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Site-184.svg

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Site-201.svg

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Site-225.png

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Site-234.svg

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S246.png

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Site-322.svg

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Site-333.svg

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Site-433.png

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Site-666.svg

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Site-theta.svg

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Area-09.svg

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Area-12.svg

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Area-14.svg

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Area-27.svg

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Area-179.svg

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Area-314.svg

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Map-North-America-East.png
Site-28.svg

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Site-58.svg

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Site-83.svg

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Site-98.svg

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Site-322.svg

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Site-333.svg

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Area-179.svg

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Map-Europe.png
Site-06.svg

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Site-12.svg

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Site-44.svg

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Site-54.svg

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Site-77.svg

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Site-80.svg

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Site-91.svg

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Site-120.svg

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Site-228.svg

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Site-400.svg

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Area-21.svg

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site7.svg

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Site-11.svg

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Site-14.svg

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Site-15.svg

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Site-28.svg

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Site-37.svg

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Site-38.svg

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Site-41.svg

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Site-42.svg

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S43.png

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Site-45-PH.svg

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Site-55.svg

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Site-56.svg

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Site-58.svg

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Site-64.svg

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Site-65.svg

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Site-73.svg

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Site-78.svg

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Site-81.svg

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Site-83.svg

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S87.png

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Site-88.svg

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Site-98.svg

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Site-101.svg

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S106.png

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Site-118.svg

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Site-119.svg

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Site-169.svg

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Site-184.svg

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Site-201.svg

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Site-225.png

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Site-234.svg

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S246.png

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Site-322.svg

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Site-333.svg

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Site-433.png

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Site-666.svg

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Site-theta.svg

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Area-09.svg

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Area-12.svg

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Area-14.svg

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Area-27.svg

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Area-179.svg

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Area-314.svg

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Site-06.svg

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Site-36.svg

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Site-12.svg

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Site-44.svg

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Site-45.svg

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Site-50.svg

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Site-54.svg

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Site-77.svg

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Site-79.svg

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Site-80.svg

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Site-84.svg

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Site-91.svg

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Site-95.svg

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Site-107.svg

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Site-120.svg

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Site-228.svg

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Site-300.svg

(-12)

Site-300.svg

(-14)

Site-400.svg

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Area-21.svg

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Legend
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Map-World-INT.png

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Map-North-America-INT.png
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Site-11.svg

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site-13

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Site-14.svg

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Site-15.svg

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Site-28.svg

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Site-37.svg

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Site-38.svg

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Site-41.svg

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Site-42.svg

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S43.png

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Site-45-PH.svg

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Site-55.svg

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Site-56.svg

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Site-58.svg

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Site-64.svg

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Site-65.svg

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Site-73.svg

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Site-78.svg

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Site-81.svg

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Site-83.svg

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S87.png

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Site-88.svg

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Site-98.svg

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Site-101.svg

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S106.png

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Site-118.svg

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Site-119.svg

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Site-169.svg

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Site-184.svg

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Site-201.svg

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Site-225.png

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Site-234.svg

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S246.png

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Site-322.svg

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Site-333.svg

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Site-433.png

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Site-666.svg

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Site-theta.svg

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Area-09.svg

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Area-12.svg

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Area-14.svg

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Area-27.svg

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Area-179.svg

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Area-314.svg

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Facility-20.svg

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Facility-9.svg

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Facility-13.svg

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Facility-20.svg

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Facility-33.svg

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Facility-57.svg

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Site-PT1.svg

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Site-PT5.svg

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Site-PT7.svg

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Site-PT10.svg

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Site-PT13.svg

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Site-PT17.svg

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Site-PT20.svg

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Site-PT25.svg

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Site-PT33.svg

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Area-PT2.svg

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Map-Europe-INT.png
Site-06.svg

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Site-12.svg

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Site-44.svg

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Site-54.svg

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Site-77.svg

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Site-80.svg

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Site-91.svg

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Site-120.svg

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Site-228.svg

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Site-400.svg

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Area-21.svg

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Site-7.svg

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site-FR-aleph.svg

Aleph

site-FR-beth.svg

Beth

site-FR-mayim.svg

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site-FR-yod.svg

Yod

site-FR-lamedh.svg

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area-FR-mem.svg

Mem

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template-site-PL.svg

37

Site-PL-49.png

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template-site-PL.svg

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Site-PL-69.png

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template-site-PL.svg

91

template-site-PL.svg

154

template-site-PL.svg

174

Site-PL-101.svg

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template-area-PL.svg

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template-area-PL.svg

22

Area-PL-34.svg

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template-area-PL.svg

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Standort-DE15_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE16_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE17_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE18_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE19_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE20_logo-110.png

Angerona

Standort-DE21_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE22_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE23_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE24_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE25_logo-110.png

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Standort-Concordia_logo-110.png

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template-site-IT.png

Asclepio

template-site-IT.png

Cerere

template-site-IT.png

Deus

template-site-IT.png

Iride

template-site-IT.png

Minerva

template-site-IT.png

Plutone

template-site-IT.png

Nettuno

template-site-IT.png

Urano

template-site-IT.png

Vesta

template-site-IT.png

Virtus

template-site-IT.png

Vittoria

template-site-IT.png

Vulcano

template-site-UA.svg

██

template-site-UA.svg

UA-16

Site-PT1.svg

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Site-PT4.svg

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template-site-CS.svg

02CS

template-site-CS.svg

03CS

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04CS

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05CS

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06CS

template-site-CS.svg

07CS

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08CS

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09CS

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10CS

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11CS

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12CS

template-site-CS.svg

13CS

template-site-CS.svg

14CS

template-site-CS.svg

15CS

template-site-CS.svg

16CS

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Map-Europe-Central-INT.png
Site-06.svg

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Site-54.svg

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Site-120.svg

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Site-228.svg

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Area-21.svg

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site-FR-lamedh.svg

Lamedh

site-FR-mayim.svg

Mayim

template-site-PL.svg

24

template-site-PL.svg

37

Site-PL-49.png

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template-site-PL.svg

55

Site-PL-69.png

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template-site-PL.svg

91

Site-PL-101.svg

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template-site-PL.svg

154

template-site-PL.svg

174

template-area-PL.svg

10

template-area-PL.svg

22

Area-PL-34.svg

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template-area-PL.svg

63

Standort-DE1_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE2_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE3_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE3-EX_logo-110.png

EX

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Standort-DE5_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE6_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE7_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE9_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE10_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE12_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE13_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE14_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE15_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE16_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE17_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE18_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE19_logo-110.png

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Standort-DE20_logo-110.png

Angerona

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Standort-Concordia_logo-110.png

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template-site-IT.png

Asclepio

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02CS

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03CS

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04CS

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05CS

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06CS

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07CS

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08CS

template-site-CS.svg

09CS

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10CS

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11CS

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12CS

template-site-CS.svg

13CS

template-site-CS.svg

14CS

template-site-CS.svg

15CS

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16CS

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Map-Europe-Italy-INT.png
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Standort-DE20_logo-110.png

Angerona

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Mayim

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template-site-IT.png

Asclepio

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Cerere

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Deus

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Iride

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Minerva

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Plutone

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Nettuno

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Urano

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Vesta

template-site-IT.png

Virtus

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Vittoria

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Vulcano

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Area-33

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Site-50.svg

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Site-79.svg

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Site-04K-200.png

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Site-08K-200.png

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SH‑CP

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LS‑CP

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BS‑CP

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HNB‑CP

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G‑GOC

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MS‑CP

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Q‑RC

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LII

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82β

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82γ

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MS‑CP

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Site-28.svg

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Site-37.svg

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Site-38.svg

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Site-41.svg

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Site-42.svg

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S43.png

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Site-55.svg

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Site-56.svg

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Site-58.svg

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Site-65.svg

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Site-78.svg

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Site-433.png

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Site-107.svg

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(‑14)

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LII

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LX

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Site-CN-77.svg

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96

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LXXXIX

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{$text}

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{$text}

site-FR-lamedh.svg

{$text}

site-FR-yod.svg

{$text}

area-FR-mem.svg

{$text}

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{$text}

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Facility-17.svg

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{$text}

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04

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12Tr

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114u

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36BM

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{$text}

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{$text}

template-site-UA.svg

██

template-site-UA.svg

UA-16

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{$text}

Site-PT4.svg

{$text}

Site-PT5.svg

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Site-PT7.svg

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Site-PT13.svg

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Site-PT17.svg

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Site-PT19.svg

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Site-PT20.svg

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Site List

SITE-0

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NULL-Site-0

Location: N/A

Site-0 is a containment Facility that does not exist, for the purpose of containment and research into Unreality.

SITE-01

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Protected Site-01

Location: [DATA EXPUNGED]

Site-01, also known as Overwatch HQ, is a safe zone that acts as a data backup for all major Foundation facilities worldwide, as well as a secure meeting facility forO5 Council members and other high-ranking Foundation personnel. All further details, including the location of Site-01, are strictly classified.

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Site-5

Location: Unknown.

Site-5 is a man-made island constructed to store hazardous materials, currently used for the containment ofSCP-001,SCP-001-EX,SCP-1661,SCP-2193,SCP-2923,SCP-3247,SCP-3963 andSCP-8110.

This document has been altered bySCP-4182. Personnel are to be reminded that there is no Site-5.

SITE-06-3

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Humanoid Containment Site-06-3

Location: Lorraine, Grand Est, France

Site-06-3 is a containment facility housing numerous low-risk human and humanoid entities, most notably several former Foundation personnel. Site-06-3 employs a multi-national staff, and was formerly located in the United States of America (Site-06) and Germany (Site-06-2) prior to the decommission and demolition of these prior facilities.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-069Safe
SCP-706Euclid
SCP-1036Euclid
SCP-1255-1Euclid
SCP-1586Euclid
SCP-1669Euclid
SCP-1676Euclid
SCP-1702Euclid
SCP-1897Euclid
SCP-1943Euclid
SCP-1969-EXEuclidKeter Explained
SCP-2032Safe Keter
SCP-2368Euclid
SCP-2592Euclid
SCP-2608Safe
SCP-2884Euclid
SCP-3023Keter
SCP-3047Safe
SCP-3048Safe
SCP-3228Euclid
SCP-3274Keter
SCP-3356Safe
SCP-3564Euclid
SCP-3811Keter
SCP-4477Keter
SCP-4617Euclid
SCP-5002Neutralized
SCP-5147Euclid
SCP-5151Keter
SCP-5199Euclid
SCP-5424Euclid
SCP-5534Euclid
SCP-5582 (formerly)Keter
SCP-5728Euclid
SCP-6676 (formerly)Decommissioned
SCP-7032Safe Euclid
SCP-7038Keter
SITE-7

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Protected Site-7

Location: Norton Sound, 80km off the coast of Alaska, USA

Protected Site-7 is a centralized headquarters and command center for the Records, Archival, and Information Security Administration (RAISA), which handles almost every aspect of the Foundation's technical and infosec concerns. The highly-classified facility is made up of nine offshore oil rigs that have been extensively retrofitted to support almost 400 RAISA personnel and their workstations. Site-7 hosts AIAD's AI Farm, the PANOPTICON global surveillance system, and the servers for the SCiPnet database.

Due to its Protected status, no non-Thaumiel anomalies are allowed aboard Site-7, and no SCPs are contained there.

Site-7 also has a satellite facility on the Alaskan mainland, Site-7B (also known as the RAISA Vault). This facility is built intoSCP-6781, and holds microfilm/digital tape backups and original paper records of millions of Foundation documents that have since been digitized into SCiPnet.

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Site-11

Location: Lansing, Michigan, USA

Site-11 is a large-scale Foundation facility consisting of an entire self-sustaining community, complete with residential housing, commercial businesses, and industrial/manufacturing facilities, as well as an extensive underground containment and research complex. The Foundation tracks all personnel and civilians within Site-11, and so the facility is often used as a safe location for personnel requiring additional security and protection.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

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Research and Containment Site-12

Location: Devon, England, UK

Site-12 is situated underneath the Avon Dam, within the Dartmoor National Park. One of the first sites to be commissioned after the Foundation's formation, Site-12 focuses primarily on research and administration, and is one of the most important sites in the British Isles. The site's more prominent feature is its library, which holds the largest collection of anomalous history and documentation within the Foundation. As a result, numerous research departments have taken residence there, including the Department of History, who use the site as their headquarters.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

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Storage and Containment Site-13

Location: Columbus, Ohio, USA.

Site-13 is a facility used to contain anomalous objects and easy-to-contain sapient SCPs. It is primarily focused on the containment and the study of anomalies produced byDr. Wondertainment. Hall 8 of Site-13, per O5-4's orders, is entirely dedicated to the containment of "Little Misters".

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Protected Site-14

Location: Sacramento, California, USA

Site-14 is the primary hub for the SCP Foundation's Telecommunications Monitoring Office. It is their largest facility worldwide, with a staff of more than 1300 Foundation employees, screening calls from across the western hemisphere. It also serves as the location of the primary servers for the Emergency Services Anomaly Screening (ESAS) algorithm, responsible for parsing all phone calls made to emergency services in the western hemisphere.

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Site-15

Location: Santa Clara Valley, California, USA

Site-15 is a Foundation facility specialising in the containment and study of electric, electronic, and computer-based anomalies, within a building designed to blend in amongst the civilian tech companies of Silicon Valley. The storage and containment wings of Site-15 are electromagnetically isolated to prevent any interaction between anomalous electronics and the outside world. The Site also serves as the headquarters of the Foundation's IT department andArtificial Intelligence Applications Division (AIAD), managing Foundation databases and communications worldwide.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-079Euclid
SCP-687Safe
SCP-719Safe
SCP-896Safe
SCP-1315Safe
SCP-1343Euclid
SCP-1488Euclid
SCP-1675Safe
SCP-1900Euclid
SCP-2223Euclid
SCP-2242Euclid
SCP-2352Neutralized (formerly Euclid)
SCP-2502Euclid Safe
SCP-2519Safe
SCP-2543Safe
SCP-2562Safe
SCP-2569Safe
SCP-2656Safe
SCP-2698Euclid
SCP-3014Safe Euclid
SCP-3334Thaumiel
SCP-3482Euclid
SCP-3579Safe
SCP-3869Euclid
SCP-4072Keter
SCP-4218Euclid
SCP-4361Euclid
SCP-4374Safe
SCP-4527Thaumiel
SCP-4610Safe
SCP-4645Euclid
SCP-4794Keter
SCP-4904Keter
SCP-5018Euclid
SCP-5094Safe
SCP-5241Maksur
SCP-INTEGERCHALLENGE
SCP-5452Safe
SCP-6276Null
SCP-6289Thaumiel
SCP-6436-1Safe Keter
SCP-6747Thaumiel
SCP-6488Thaumiel-Kušum
SCP-7039Safe
SCP-7342Euclid
SCP-7358Neutralized
SCP-7401Safe Keter
SCP-7579Keter
SCP-7880Euclid
SCP-8888Radix-Vault
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Site-17

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Site-17 is the second largest Foundation facility, primarily focused on the containment and study of low-risk humanoid entities, although the Site has additional capacities for the containment of inanimate objects, non-humanoid creatures, and higher risk anomalies. As per its main focus, Site-17's permanent staff includes a large number of medical andpsychiatric professionals, to deal with the unique physical and psychological needs of both the contained anomalies and the on-site staff working in this challenging environment.

Anomalous Humanoids

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-030Euclid
SCP-073Euclid
SCP-091-ARCEuclid
SCP-105Safe
SCP-108Safe
SCP-114Euclid
SCP-191Safe
SCP-196Euclid/Keter
SCP-208Safe
SCP-239Keter
SCP-343Safe
SCP-347Euclid
SCP-430Euclid
SCP-545Euclid
SCP-547-DNeutralized (Formerly Euclid)
SCP-486Safe
SCP-600Euclid
SCP-637Safe
SCP-726Euclid
SCP-752Keter
SCP-890Euclid
SCP-893Safe
SCP-953Keter
SCP-1005Safe
SCP-1041Euclid-alterius
SCP-1058Safe
SCP-1203Euclid
SCP-1304-1Euclid
SCP-1500Safe
SCP-1805Euclid
SCP-1846Euclid-exsequi
SCP-1880Safe
SCP-1904Euclid
SCP-1915Euclid
SCP-1922Euclid
SCP-1952Euclid
SCP-2020Euclid-exsequi
SCP-2156Euclid
SCP-2230Euclid
SCP-2231 (formerly)Safe Neutralized
SCP-2240Euclid
SCP-2247Euclid
SCP-2269Euclid
SCP-2273Euclid
SCP-2404Euclid
SCP-2422Euclid
SCP-2430Euclid
SCP-2486-AEuclid
SCP-2552Euclid
SCP-2562Euclid
SCP-2586Euclid
SCP-2618-1Euclid presumed Neutralized
SCP-2724Euclid
SCP-2785Euclid
SCP-2842Euclid
SCP-2857Euclid
SCP-2978Safe
SCP-3009-CSafe
SCP-3090Euclid
SCP-3217-AKeter
SCP-3299Euclid
SCP-3307Euclid
SCP-3427Euclid
SCP-3503Keter
SCP-3619Euclid
SCP-3727Euclid
SCP-3887Euclid
SCP-4020Euclid
SCP-4051Keter
SCP-4055Euclid
SCP-4056Euclid
SCP-4168Euclid
SCP-4175 (formerly)Decommissioned
SCP-4295-BSafe
SCP-4415Euclid
SCP-4518Euclid
SCP-4579Euclid
SCP-4606Thaumiel
SCP-4624Euclid
SCP-4628Euclid
SCP-4726Euclid
SCP-4770Euclid
SCP-4818Euclid
SCP-4855Euclid
SCP-4864Safe
SCP-5025-1Humanoid/Artifact
SCP-5047Keter
SCP-5083Keter
SCP-5207Euclid
SCP-5282Euclid
SCP-5286Euclid
SCP-5305Euclid
SCP-5467Euclid
SCP-5529-AKeter
SCP-5535Euclid
SCP-5582 (formerly)Keter
SCP-5700Keter
SCP-5715-1Keter
SCP-5752Keter
SCP-5864Pending
SCP-5912Safe
FatherUtmost Importance
SCP-6037Safe
SCP-6113-3 (formerly)Euclid
SCP-6206 (formerly)Thaumiel
SCP-6126Euclid
SCP-6214Neutralized
SCP-6303Euclid Neutralized
SCP-6514Euclid
SCP-6546Euclid
SCP-6879Euclid
SCP-6899Euclid
SCP-7031Euclid
SCP-7065Euclid
SCP-7108Euclid
SCP-7191Euclid Thaumiel
SCP-7454Euclid
SCP-8133Keter
SCP-8410Safe
SCP-8560Keter
SCP-8980Euclid

Non-Humanoid Objects

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-289Safe
SCP-408Safe
SCP-458Safe
SCP-640Euclid
SCP-705Safe
SCP-745Euclid
SCP-978Safe
SCP-1023Safe
SCP-1038Safe
SCP-1097Euclid
SCP-1539Safe
SCP-1696Safe
SCP-1757Safe
SCP-1780Safe
SCP-1789Euclid
SCP-1828Safe
SCP-1978Safe
SCP-2158Safe
SCP-2239Euclid
SCP-2246Euclid
SCP-2315Euclid
SCP-2318Safe
SCP-2343Keter
SCP-2356Safe
SCP-2402Euclid
SCP-2433-1Euclid
SCP-2471Safe
SCP-2476Euclid
SCP-2482Safe
SCP-2492 (formerly)Safe Neutralized
SCP-2608Safe
SCP-2837-1Safe
SCP-3111Euclid
SCP-3223Euclid
SCP-3262Safe
SCP-3505Safe
SCP-3636Euclid
SCP-3717Safe
SCP-3962Safe
SCP-3992Safe
SCP-4462Safe
SCP-4563Thaumiel
SCP-4569Safe
SCP-4583Euclid
SCP-4642Euclid
SCP-4864Safe
SCP-4870Euclid
SCP-4886Euclid Keter
SCP-4966Safe
SCP-5059Safe
SCP-5087Keter
SCP-5160Keter
SCP-5183Safe
SCP-5337-1Keter
SCP-5529Keter
SCP-5591Safe
SCP-5603Safe Pending
SCP-5872Safe
SCP-5905Safe
SCP-6400Safe
SCP-7228Euclid
SCP-8112Safe Keter
SCP-8171Safe Neutralized
SCP-8413Safe
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Site-18

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Site-18 is a relatively small facility, primarily used for the storage and testing of anomalous objects. The Site also has a biological sector used for the containment of anomalous animals.

Site-18 is not the Headquarters of the Department of Disinformation.

Inanimate Objects

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-697Euclid
SCP-1535Safe
SCP-1590Euclid
SCP-1695Safe
SCP-2179Safe Euclid
SCP-2182Euclid
SCP-2879Safe
SCP-5962Euclid
SCP-6112Safe
SCP-6829-AEuclid
SCP-7306Safe
SCP-7366Safe Euclid
SCP-7405Euclid
SCP-7524Safe
SCP-7553Safe
SCP-8098Safe Euclid

Anomalous Animals

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-1371Safe
SCP-1813Safe
SCP-2616Safe
SCP-3127Euclid Keter
SCP-5962Euclid
SCP-7483Euclid
SITE-19

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Site-19

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Site-19 is the largest and one of the most important Foundation facilities currently in operation, housing hundreds of Safe- and Euclid-class anomalies, some located withinadditionalFacilities separate from the main Site. Site-19 also hasdedicated laboratories for the processing and storage ofAnomalous Items not warranting their own Special Containment Procedures. Site security is prioritized, since the danger of containment breaches is heightened by the large number of anomalous objects contained in one location. Despite these dangers, Site-19 staff are notorious for theircasualapproach tolow-riskanomalies.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-010Safe
SCP-049Euclid
SCP-055Keter
SCP-063Safe
SCP-083-DDecommissioned
SCP-092-BSafe
SCP-101Euclid
SCP-105-BSafe
SCP-107Safe
SCP-109Euclid
SCP-111Safe
SCP-112-ARC (formerly)Keter
SCP-116Euclid
SCP-122Keter
SCP-131Safe
SCP-132-ARCSafe
SCP-133Safe
SCP-135-DEuclid Decommissioned
SCP-137Euclid
SCP-166Euclid
SCP-173Euclid
SCP-174Safe Euclid
SCP-199Euclid
SCP-223Euclid
SCP-232-ARCEuclid
SCP-241Safe
SCP-251Euclid
SCP-263Safe
SCP-266Euclid
SCP-269Safe
SCP-286Safe Euclid
SCP-290Safe
SCP-295Euclid
SCP-297Safe
SCP-312Euclid
SCP-313Safe
SCP-348Safe
SCP-355Euclid
SCP-357Safe Euclid
SCP-361Safe
SCP-384Safe
SCP-387Safe
SCP-407 (formerly)Neutralized
SCP-409Keter
SCP-412Safe
SCP-451Euclid
SCP-457Euclid/Potential Keter
SCP-460Euclid
SCP-465Safe
SCP-493Safe
SCP-523Euclid
SCP-527Euclid
SCP-572Euclid
SCP-576Safe
SCP-585Safe
SCP-588Safe
SCP-625Euclid-flecto
SCP-626Safe
SCP-657Safe
SCP-663Euclid
SCP-668Euclid
SCP-669Safe
SCP-682Keter
SCP-683Euclid
SCP-708Euclid
SCP-721Safe
SCP-742Keter
SCP-744-ARCKeter/Neutralized
SCP-786Safe
SCP-807Euclid
SCP-809Safe
SCP-812Euclid
SCP-819Safe
SCP-832Safe
SCP-833Euclid
SCP-842Euclid
SCP-877Euclid Keter
SCP-894Safe
SCP-903Euclid
SCP-914Safe
SCP-931Safe
SCP-935Euclid
SCP-971Safe
SCP-987-ARCEuclid
SCP-991Safe
SCP-997Safe
SCP-999Safe
SCP-1021-1Safe
SCP-1023-ARCSafe
SCP-1035Safe
SCP-1037Euclid (Formerly Safe)
SCP-1079Safe
SCP-1123Safe
SCP-1187Safe
SCP-1137Euclid
SCP-1158Euclid
SCP-1187Safe
SCP-1198Safe
SCP-1208Safe
SCP-1258Euclid
SCP-1288Safe
SCP-1297Keter
SCP-1307Safe
SCP-1321Safe Neutralized
SCP-1326Euclid
SCP-1327Safe
SCP-1360Euclid
SCP-1376Safe
SCP-1379Safe
SCP-1394Safe
SCP-1398Safe
SCP-1401-EXPending Explained
SCP-1510Safe
SCP-1519Safe
SCP-1536Euclid
SCP-1650Safe
SCP-1687Safe
SCP-1711Euclid
SCP-1721Safe
SCP-1722Safe
SCP-1770Euclid
SCP-1772Safe
SCP-1804Safe
SCP-1806Safe
SCP-1814Euclid
SCP-1839Safe
SCP-1841-EXEuclidNeutralizedEuclidKeter Explained
SCP-1848Euclid Safe
SCP-1906Euclid
SCP-1930Safe
SCP-1934Safe
SCP-1991Safe
SCP-1997Safe
SCP-2036Euclid
SCP-2048-1Euclid
SCP-2107Euclid
SCP-2145Euclid
SCP-2216Euclid
SCP-2256Euclid
SCP-2283Euclid
SCP-2291Euclid
SCP-2294Safe
SCP-2332Euclid
SCP-2338Euclid
SCP-2343Keter
SCP-2364Safe
SCP-2373Euclid
SCP-2379 (samples)Keter
SCP-2396Keter Euclid
SCP-2435Euclid
SCP-2463Safe
SCP-2522Euclid
SCP-2533Euclid
SCP-2580Euclid Safe
SCP-2598Safe
SCP-2608Safe
SCP-2620Euclid
SCP-2626Safe
SCP-2637Safe
SCP-2801Keter
SCP-2826Safe
SCP-2848Neutralized
SCP-2860Euclid (Formerly Safe)
SCP-2885Safe
SCP-2900Euclid
SCP-2904Safe
SCP-2918Safe
SCP-2944Safe
SCP-2981Safe
SCP-2993Safe
SCP-3009-BSafe
SCP-3022Thaumiel
SCP-3027Euclid
SCP-3037Safe
SCP-3105Neutralized
SCP-3107Euclid
SCP-3126Euclid
SCP-3148-1Keter
SCP-3152Safe
SCP-3162Safe
SCP-3163Safe
SCP-3238Safe
SCP-3246Thaumiel
SCP-3301Safe
SCP-3304Euclid
SCP-3346Safe
SCP-3364Safe
SCP-3412Safe
SCP-3424Safe
SCP-3449SafeEuclidKeter
SCP-3481Safe
SCP-3533Safe
SCP-3547-AEuclid Urgent Reclassification Required.
SCP-3567Safe
SCP-3569Safe
SCP-3631Euclid
SCP-3650Safe
SCP-3653Safe
SCP-3665Safe
SCP-3671Safe
SCP-3693Euclid
SCP-3758-AKeter
SCP-3860Euclid
SCP-3932Keter
3991-Sample-1Safe
SCP-4057Euclid
SCP-4150Keter
SCP-4163Keter
SCP-4164Safe
SCP-4171Euclid
SCP-4206Euclid (Partially Neutralized)
SCP-4228Keter
SCP-4256Thaumiel
SCP-4308Safe
SCP-4317Severe
SCP-4384Euclid
SCP-4483Euclid
SCP-4490Neutralized
SCP-4497Keter
SCP-4513Safe
SCP-4586Euclid Thaumiel
SCP-4624Euclid
SCP-4682Safe
SCP-4714Safe
SCP-4771Safe
SCP-4816PendingSafe Neutralized (Provisional)
SCP-4955SafeMendax Decommissioned
SCP-5003Safe
SCP-5055Pending
SCP-5127Safe Euclid
SCP-5236Safe
SCP-5289Safe
SCP-5371Safe
SCP-5376Keter
SCP-5399Safe Euclid/Pending
SCP-5436Safe
SCP-5518Thaumiel
SCP-5582 (formerly)Keter
SCP-5696Safe Neutralized
SCP-5726Keter
SCP-5760Safe
SCP-5776Keter
SCP-5816Safe
SCP-5888Euclid
SCP-5913Euclid
SCP-5981-2Euclid
SCP-6092Euclid
SCP-6096Keter
SCP-6110Neutralized
SCP-6118Euclid
SCP-6121 (temporarily)Decommissioned
SCP-6182Neutralized
SCP-6186Euclid
SCP-6317Euclid
SCP-6322Safe
SCP-6333-2C-αEuclid
SCP-6604-3Safe
SCP-6647Safe
SCP-6725Euclid
SCP-6740Safe
SCP-6761Euclid
SCP-6774Safe
SCP-6785-1Euclid
SCP-6817Euclid
SCP-6900-DDecommissioned
SCP-6913Keter
SCP-6928Euclid
SCP-6929Safe
SCP-6974Safe
SCP-6985Euclid
SCP-7103Euclid
SCP-7121Keter
SCP-7194Euclid
SCP-7275Euclid
SCP-7334Safe
SCP-7614Safe
SCP-7670Euclid
SCP-8003Safe
SCP-8022Safe
SCP-8045Safe
SCP-8166Safe
SCP-8246Thaumiel
SCP-8290Euclid
SCP-8505Vault
SCP-8717Safe
SCP-8797Keter Neutralised
SCP-8799Safe Keter
SCP-8855Safe
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Storage Site-23

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Site-23 is used to store inanimate objects, particularly those with anomalous metamorphic or transfiguring effects on biological entities. The Site also possesses facilities for anomalous animal research, and for the cryogenic containment of deceased or inactive anomalous entities. The Site is publicly known to be a biological research facility, although the exact nature of its work is carefully concealed.

Inanimate Objects

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-038Safe
SCP-113Safe
SCP-186Euclid
SCP-205Euclid
SCP-228Safe
SCP-324Safe
SCP-365Euclid
SCP-385Safe
SCP-525Euclid
SCP-528Euclid
SCP-551Safe
SCP-674Safe
SCP-785-2Keter
SCP-1066Safe
SCP-1273Safe Euclid
SCP-1374Keter
SCP-1404Safe
SCP-1445Safe
SCP-1473Safe
SCP-1484Euclid
SCP-1534 (partially contained)Keter
SCP-1538Euclid
SCP-1564Euclid-numen
SCP-1575Safe
SCP-1597Euclid
SCP-1667Euclid
SCP-1704Euclid-numen
SCP-1705Safe
SCP-1731Safe
SCP-1807Euclid
SCP-1840Safe
SCP-1902Euclid-numen
SCP-1970Safe
SCP-2137EuclidKeter Thaumiel
SCP-2488Neutralized Safe
SCP-3634Safe
SCP-3866Safe
SCP-4110-1Euclid
SCP-4193Safe
SCP-4509Safe
SCP-4566Euclid
SCP-4828Euclid
SCP-5275Thaumiel Keter
SCP-5567Safe
SCP-5604Safe
SCP-5701Safe
SCP-6482Neutralized
SCP-6976Safe
SCP-7469 (briefly)Safe Uncontained
SCP-7803Euclid

Within Cryogenic Containment

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-356Neutralized
SCP-1377Euclid
SCP-1517Euclid
SCP-1610Euclid
SCP-1657Euclid
SCP-2888Euclid
SCP-3578Safe Neutralized
SCP-7448Efla

Animals

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-410Safe
SCP-1166Safe
SCP-2619Euclid
SCP-3718Keter
SCP-5582 (formerly)Keter
SCP-5993 (formerly)Euclid Thaumiel

Humanoids
(Relocated from Site-55 due toSCP-3085)

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-1487Euclid
SCP-2098Keter
SCP-2054Keter
SITE-28

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Containment Site-28

Location: SoHo neighborhood, New York City, New York, USA

Site-28 was initially established to containSCP-602 within a former apartment building. Since then, it has been expanded into a containment facility with temporary and permanent housing for Foundation personnel, while maintaining the appearance of an ordinary apartment building with commercial space at street level. The facility specialises in anomalous artwork, containing many Safe-class artefacts on-site. Personnel from Site-28 also monitor theBackdoor Soho extradimensional Freeport, and have assisted in the containment of other anomalies in New York, includingSCP-2409 andSCP-4198.

SITE-34

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Site-34

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Site-34 is the largest facility operated by theSpanish-speaking Branch of the Foundation. Serving as a regional hub for research and containment, the Site handles a wide variety of different anomalies, and also possesses administrative, manufacturing and medical facilities.

Mainlist SCP Objects

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-4235Safe
SCP-5030Euclid
SCP-7162Thaumiel

Spanish (ES) Series SCP Objects

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-ES-006Safe
SCP-ES-019Safe
SCP-ES-030Safe
SCP-ES-038Euclid
SCP-ES-054Safe
SCP-ES-059Safe
SCP-ES-071Safe Euclid
SCP-ES-100Safe
SCP-ES-107Safe
SCP-ES-112Safe
SCP-ES-132Keter Thaumiel
SCP-ES-234Euclid
SCP-ES-268Safe
SCP-ES-297Keter
SITE-36

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Site-36

Location: Banaskantha District, Gujarat, Republic of India

Constructed aroundSCP-1135 and disguised as a military base, this facility specialises in theological anomalies. The Site also functions as a regional command facility for personnel operating in the area, coordinating Foundation operations across India and supervising facilities such asAdjunct Site-2498.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-089Euclid
SCP-475Safe
SCP-550Euclid
SCP-831Euclid
SCP-1135Euclid
SCP-3507 (former weapon and armor)Thaumiel Neutralized
SCP-3615Keter
SCP-3854Safe
SCP-4263Euclid
SCP-4475Keter
SCP-4824Euclid
SCP-4942Euclid
SCP-6125Keter
SCP-6333-2AFEuclid
SCP-8660Thaumiel
SITE-37

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Site-37

Location: Northern Ontario, Canada

Secure Facility 37 is a safe containment facility which acts as the headquarters for the Human Resources Department. Site-37 is underfunded and composed mostly of HR-cases, yet still leads the front in a current war against anomalous appliances.

SITE-38

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Site-38

Location: Rural Tennessee, USA

Site-38 is an inanimate object containment site, primarily focused on the study ofGroup of Interest Alpha-388, the"Alexylva University". The Site's inland location has proven advantageous for the Foundation'sAstronomy Department, and the Site has been disguised as a civilian observatory.

Related to the"Alexylva University"

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-961Euclid
SCP-1080Safe
SCP-1081Safe
SCP-1083Safe
SCP-1546Safe
SCP-1998Safe

Other Objects

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-373Safe
SCP-1082Euclid
SCP-1085Euclid
SCP-1086Euclid
SCP-1087Safe
SCP-1259Safe
SCP-1783Safe
SCP-1893Euclid
SCP-1963Euclid
SCP-2336-A8Euclid Keter
SCP-3531Safe
SCP-3046Safe
SCP-4720Safe (formerly Euclid)
SCP-7837Keter
SITE-41

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Site-41

Location: Central Colorado, USA

Site-41 serves as the headquarters of the Antimemetics Division, which investigates objects and concepts that are anomalously difficult to remember or communicate. Site-41 is used for training, research, and the containment of SCP objects that require experts in antimemes. A side-effect of its research is that Site-41 is often overlooked or forgotten, and so the "Site-41" designation has been mistakenly reused to refer tounfinished,abandoned orcompletely different facilities.

SITE-42

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Site-42

Location: Seabreeze, North Carolina, USA

A facility used to contain sapient SCP objects. Following the public reveal of the Foundation, Site-42 could be significantly expanded, growing to the size of a small town now that secrecy was no longer necessary. However, this change came with increased scrutiny from the civilian population, requiring investment in public relations.

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Research and Containment Site-43

Location: Ipperwash Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada

Site-43 is situated one kilometre below sea level on the southeastern shore ofLake Huron, a Nexus of anomalous activity. The Site takes an unconventional approach to the containment of its low- to medium-risk anomalies, and also possesses research divisions arranged in a pseudoacademic structure and abatement refineries for esoteric substances.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

SITE-44

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Research and Containment Site-44

Location: Essex, England, UK

Site-44 is a large facility situated beneath Foulness Island. Used primarily for research, containment, and task force training, but also handling administrative work, being the lead site for the Foundation’s operations within and around Britain. The area is publicly known as Ministry of Defence land, allowing Foundation activities to proceed without much concern for public discovery. The Site is best known for its contributions to the cryptobiological sciences, hosting the headquarters of the Cryptozoology Division.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

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Research Site-45

Location: Off-Shore, Western Australia

OSWA Research Site-45 is an armed facility built beneath the Indian Ocean off the coast of Australia, with surface-level facilities disguised as an oil rig. The Site is used to conduct the research and containment of anomalous objects under armed guard and well away from a civilian populace. Site-45 also serves as a staging point for MTF operations within the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

SITE-45

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Site-45

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

The American Site-45 was established as a provisional measure to contain an abnormally high number of anomalous events in the Las Vegas district. The Site specialises in anomalies relating to religion and mythology, and consults on offsite anomalies such asSCP-2988 andSCP-3998. The Site itself consists of three connected structures - an office building within city limits (Site-45-A), a newer facility disguised as a private mental care institution (Site-45-B) and a subterranean research facility (Site-45-C).

SITE-50

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Site-50

Location: Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan

Located beneath the National Diet building complex, Site-50 (also referred to as Site-8150) was the former Headquarters of theImperial Japanese Anomalous Matters Examination Agency, before being taken over by the Foundation in 1946 to serve as the center for the review of records previously collected by Japanese normalcy organisations. This role was expanded over time, and the Site now holds data on anomalies from across Japan, with more than 50 Departments present at the Site. Containment is relatively limited, mostly holding Safe or immobile anomalies, although the Site is also responsible for monitoring a number of anomalies in the Tokyo Prefecture.

SITE-54

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Site-54

Location: Leipzig, Saxony, Germany

Site-54 is a containment facility located in, around, and underneath the city of Leipzig. Specialising in the containment of those anomalies deemed "partially uncontainable", the Site's staff are heavily armed, highly trained, and permanently on edge. Featuring an extensive rapid-response vehicle hangar (with transport both normal andanomalous) and a wide array of holding cells, Site-54 is generally considered to be the Foundation site both best-prepared for the worst to happen, and the location at which said worst is most likely to occur.

SITE-55

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Site-55

Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Site-55 is the centre of the Foundation's research intoGroups of Interest, lead by Dr. Jay Everwood. The Site's proximity to the extradimensionalWonder World!™ Location of Interest means that the Site is involved in the containment of a large number ofDr Wondertainment products, in addition to various objects with known or suspected ties to other organisations. The exterior of the Site is disguised as a food cannery, and it operates as one during daytime hours.

Related to"Dr Wondertainment"

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-445-EXExplained
SCP-629N/A
SCP-1799Safe
SCP-1908Euclid
SCP-2983Euclid
SCP-4046Safe
SCP-5057Keter
SCP-6057Keter

Other Objects

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-726-EXExplained
SCP-1626Safe-impetus
SCP-1841Safe
SCP-1974-EXSafe Explained
SCP-2597Safe
SCP-3016Euclid
SCP-3085Keter
SCP-3709Safe
SCP-3803Safe
SCP-3923Euclid
SCP-4432Euclid
SCP-5323Euclid
SCP-6127Uncontained
SCP-6161Safe
SCP-6235Euclid
SCP-6467Archon
SCP-6832Neutralized
SCP-6879Euclid
SCP-6911Euclid
SCP-7112Safe
SCP-7149Euclid
SCP-7292Thaumiel
SCP-7266Archon
SCP-7283Euclid
SCP-7573Euclid
SCP-7602Pending
SCP-7726Safe
SCP-7727Euclid
SCP-7926Euclid
SCP-8725Consulta
SCP-8726Safe
SITE-56

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Site-56

Location: Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA

Established in May 1972, Site-56 was intended to serve as the base of operations for the enactment of theKraken Protocol within the American Southwest. Over time, Site-56 took on increasing responsibilities, eventually transitioning into one of the largest containment and administration sites in the US, responsible for select offsite anomalies such asSCP-5994 andSCP-5952. However, recent Overwatch audits suggest its expansion has surpassed its budgetary and logistical limitations, and personnel frequently cite its "labyrinthine" structure as a detriment to day-to-day operations.

SITE-58

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Containment and Anomalous Relations Site-58

Location: Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, USA

Site-58 is the Foundation's premier site for sapient humanoid and zoological anomalies. Its approach to containment is viewed as nontraditional, aiming for humane containment via direct communication and negotiation with contained anomalies. As a result anomalies are granted a level of freedom on site, allowed privileges within reason.

Site-58 is also one of the Foundation's only publicly accessible sites, having the cover story of a public therapy practice. As a result, the citizens of Nanticoke are given mild exposure to low-risk anomalies, with the Foundation believing that one day these anomalies will be permitted to live free.

SITE-62

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Dimensional Site-62

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Formerly Provisional Site-62, this facility was built around and withinSCP-004. The facility was eventually expanded to house other objects requiring high-security Dimensional Containment,back up critical Foundation data, and provide an external reference point for detecting and reporting reality shifts.

Objects in Dimensional Containment

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-579Keter
SCP-2414Euclid
SCP-2608Safe
SITE-64

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Storage Site-64

Location: Forest Park, northwest Portland, Oregon, USA

Located approximately 0.5 km underground, Site-64 is a low to medium-security storage facility. It primarily houses anomalous art and paratechnology confiscated from various groups operating in Oregon, with a particular focus on theThree Portlands Free Port and theBoring Nexus. This has resulted in many collaborations with theUnusual Incidents Unit of the FBI and with the Boring-basedWilson's Wildlife Solutions.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

SITE-65

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Site-65

Location: Saskatchewan, Canada

Site-65 is located in the prairie fields north of Saskatoon, a scenic location chosen for its isolation and vast flat area. The Site operates as a cement factory, and forms the SCP Foundation Saskatchewan Operational Region along withSite-177 andSite-AE7.


For further information, see the official orientation pamphlet.
SITE-66

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Biological Containment Site-66

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Originally built as Provisional Site-66 aroundSCP-1479, Bio-Site-66 has been built in and around a former coal-fired power plant, expanding the facility to contain and research a wide variety of biological and organic anomalies.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-013Safe
SCP-060Keter
SCP-366Euclid
SCP-478Euclid
SCP-517Safe
SCP-569Euclid
SCP-646Euclid
SCP-746Euclid
SCP-799Euclid
SCP-806Safe
SCP-886Safe
SCP-1429Euclid
SCP-1479Euclid
SCP-1512-EXSafe Explained
SCP-1579Safe
SCP-1779Euclid
SCP-1912Euclid
SCP-1929Euclid
SCP-2075 (formerly)Euclid Keter
SCP-2113Safe
SCP-2196Safe
SCP-2245Euclid
SCP-2289Euclid
SCP-2292Euclid
SCP-2389Keter
SCP-2404-2Euclid
SCP-2517Euclid
SCP-2607 (samples)Euclid
SCP-2840Euclid
SCP-2912Safe Neutralized
SCP-3101-AKeter
SCP-3121Safe
SCP-3102Euclid
SCP-3156Safe
SCP-3215Euclid
SCP-3421Euclid
SCP-3441Safe
SCP-3484SafePending Explained
SCP-3571Euclid
SCP-3818Euclid
SCP-3877-2Euclid
SCP-3904Safe
SCP-3966Keter
SCP-4167Keter
SCP-4225Euclid
SCP-4292Safe
SCP-4409Safe
SCP-4653Safe
SCP-5517Euclid
SCP-5522Keter
SCP-5582 (formerly)Keter
SCP-5625Keter
SCP-5679Euclid
SCP-5706 (samples)Euclid
SCP-6118 (formerly)Euclid
SCP-6314 (formerly)Uncontained
SITE-73

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Site-73

Location: Texas, USA

Site-73 is a facility within a converted office building, designed for the containment and study of inert, Safe-class, or otherwise benign anomalous objects, including the analysis and storage of deceased specimens. The Site also manages satellite facilities such asStorage Location 73-E.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-232Safe
SCP-252-EX (formerly)Safe Explained
SCP-667-2 (remains)Keter
SCP-696 (formerly)Neutralized (formerly Safe)
SCP-865Safe
SCP-1156Safe
SCP-1176Euclid
SCP-1365Safe
SCP-1390Euclid
SCP-1454Safe
SCP-1520Safe
SCP-1756Safe
SCP-1852Safe
SCP-2138Safe
SCP-2139Euclid
SCP-2228Safe
SCP-2262Safe
SCP-2276/3Keter
SCP-2366Safe
SCP-2388Safe
SCP-2486Euclid
SCP-2658Safe
SCP-2749Safe
SCP-3058Safe
SCP-3148Safe
SCP-3285Safe
SCP-3345Safe
SCP-3450Safe
SCP-3605Safe
SCP-3708Safe
SCP-3796Safe
SCP-3819Safe
SCP-3857Safe
SCP-4095Safe
SCP-4387Safe
SCP-4727Safe
SCP-4745Safe
SCP-4896Safe
SCP-5163Safe
SCP-5315Safe
SCP-5447Euclid (formerly Safe)
SCP-5733Safe
SCP-5739Neutralized
SCP-5819Safe
SCP-5836Safe
SCP-6035Safe Neutralized
SCP-6195Eparch
SCP-6215Euclid
SCP-6612Pending Neutralized
SCP-6733Euclid
SCP-6843Safe
SCP-7387Safe
SCP-7443Safe
SCP-8682Safe (Neutralized)
SCP-8866Safe
SITE-76

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Reliquary Research and Containment Site-76

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Site-76 is a major containment site located in the United States of America, housing a large number of anomalous objects presumed to be man-made. The Site is one of the oldest American facilities still in operation, located within former US government buildings.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-140Keter
SCP-141Safe
SCP-180Euclid
SCP-235Safe
SCP-256Euclid
SCP-281Safe
SCP-341Safe
SCP-680Safe
SCP-1024Safe
SCP-1068Safe
SCP-1426Safe
SCP-1558Safe
SCP-1634Safe
SCP-1883Euclid
SCP-1939Safe
SCP-1954Safe
SCP-1971Safe
SCP-2061Safe
SCP-2220Safe
SCP-2444Euclid
SCP-2446Keter
SCP-2618Safe
SCP-2824Safe
SCP-2867Keter
SCP-3110Euclid
SCP-3189 (in satellite Site-76-F)Euclid
SCP-3277Euclid
SCP-3315Safe
SCP-3549Safe
SCP-3784Safe
SCP-4060Safe
SCP-4061EuclidNeutralized Safe
SCP-4099Safe
SCP-4108 (documentation and archeological findings)Safe
SCP-4229Euclid
SCP-4412Safe
SCP-4581Safe
SCP-4688Safe
SCP-4836Safe
SCP-5026Safe
SCP-5490Safe
SCP-6434Safe
SCP-6476Neutralized
SCP-6497Keter
SCP-6650Neutralized
SCP-6943Safe
SCP-6944Keter
SCP-7109Safe
SCP-7155Pending
SCP-7474Keter
SCP-7720Euclid
SCP-7891Safe
SCP-8612Euclid
SITE-77

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Storage Site-77

Location: L'Aquila, Abruzzo, Southern Italy

One of the Foundation's largest storage facilities, Site-77 was initially built in 1924 in southern Italy and served as an Italian containment facility until the second World War, when it was damaged by Allied bombing and subsequently destroyed by a containment breach. Site-77 was taken over by the Foundation and rebuilt in 1944.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

SITE-78

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Site-78

Location: Chugwater, Wyoming, USA

Site-78 is a Research and Development facility located in the rural town of Chugwater, where the anomalous is just a part of everyday life. The Site's R&D efforts are focused on cataloging the town's oddities as well as the containment, monitoring, and investigation into the Set of Nine; a series of anomalous books believed to be capable of creating a CK-Class Reality Restructuring Scenario.

SITE-79

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Research Site-79

Location: Tokushima, Japan

Site-79 is a facility constructed outside theYumegēmu Nexus, a location with anomalous properties themed around video games, logic puzzles, and dream logic. In addition to containing Nexus-58, the Site specialises in studying anomalies related to games, dreams, and theOneiroi Collective.

SITE-80

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Site-80

Location: Tiveden National Park, Örebro County, Sweden

Site-80 was founded in 1909 by a Swedish anomalous containment organisation that was later incorporated into Foundation, the Secret Committee for Paranormal Findings. Site-80 primarily serves as an archive for religious and mythological texts and anomalous items, with employees advising on the containment of related anomalies throughout Sweden. The Site is located almost entirely underground, with Foundation staff posing as park rangers or visitors to the unsuspecting public, with the Site also serving as a recreational facility for Foundation personnel on leave.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

SITE-81

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Research and Containment Site-81

Location: Bloomington, Indiana, USA

Located beneath Lake Monroe, Site-81 is the primary hub for anomalous activity in the United States Midwest. Initially founded as an expeditionary site to monitorSCP-2812, Site-81 has since grown to become one of the largest sites in the region. Located within is the Foundation'sClassifications Committee, as well as a massiveMobile Task Force deployment post.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

SITE-83

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Site-83

Location: Lyndhurst, New Jersey, USA

Originally established as Provisional Site-83 for the containment ofSCP-5967, Site-83 primarily houses Euclid and Safe class anomalies, and so has a more relaxed staff than other Foundation Sites. There are only a few Keter and Esoteric class anomalies contained within, under the jurisdiction of higher-clearance staff. Departments on Site include Nomenclative Research, Multiversal Cartography, and (at leastin theory) the Theoretical Anomalies Department.

Initially Documented at Site-83

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-999-EX (formerly)Explained
SCP-3723Euclid Decommissioned
SCP-3873Euclid
SCP-5053Euclid
SCP-5498Safe
SCP-5629Keter
SCP-5874Safe
SCP-5876Safe
SCP-5918Safe
SCP-5967Keter
SCP-5978Neutralized
SCP-5980Euclid
SCP-6027Safe
SCP-6032Neutralized
SCP-6163Safe
SCP-6305Safe
SCP-6412Keter
SCP-6526Safe
SCP-6757Euclid
SCP-6800Thaumiel
SCP-7091Safe
SCP-7168Safe
SCP-7310Safe
SCP-7781Euclid

Transferred to Site-83

SCP-699Euclid
SCP-739Euclid
SCP-1129Euclid
SCP-1668Safe-praedico
SCP-1822Euclid-Kudzu
SCP-1832Euclid
SCP-1905Safe
SCP-2633Euclid
SCP-5262SafeNeutralized Safe
SCP-4280Safe
SCP-7829Euclid
SCP-8094Euclid
SCP-8104Safe
SCP-8104Safe
SCP-8264 (formerly)Conscientia
SITE-84

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Bio-Site-84

Location: Northern Territory, Australia

Bio Site-84 is a remote facility in the Australian Outback near the town of Alice Springs, used for the containment of anomalous animals, both native to Australia and imported in from other facilities. Despite being located in a desert, the facility is capable of simulating and sustaining more temperate habitats within underground containment chambers.

SITE-87

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Research Site-87

Location: Douglas County, Wisconsin, USA

Site-87 is a research site, established in September 1976 to oversee the containment of a minor anomaly in the town of Sloth's Pit (pop. 17,291 as of 2020). In that same month, researchers discovered that Sloth's Pit was a highly activeNexus, an inhabited zone with a high concentration of anomalous phenomena. Site-87's civilian front isS & C Plastics, and it possesses its own Task Force—Sigma-10, "The Sloth's Arm", for containment of anomalies within city limits. Citizens of Sloth's Pit are considered E-Class Personnel, and have knowledge of the Foundation insofar as a research organization is monitoring the town'. The primary goal of Site-87 is to research and catalog anomalies in Sloth's Pit, such asSCP-4040; however, it is also the headquarters of the Department ofMulti-Universal Affairs,Pataphysics and Nexological Studies, as well as serving as a regional command for the Midwestern USA.

A catalogue of incidents that have taken place at Site-87 and within the Sloth's Pit Nexus can be found in the "S&C Plastics" Archive.

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Humanoid Containment Site-88

Location: Central Baldwin County, Alabama, USA

Site-88 houses many humanoid SCP objects, along with several high-value anomalous items, as well as serving as a base for Foundation operations throughout the Gulf Coast Region of the Southern United States. While research is not a primary focus of the Site, it has the capacity for it and has overseen many projects related to its occupants.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

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Xenobiological Research and Containment Site-91

Location: Yorkshire, England, UK

Established as Provisional Site-91 in 1986, shortly after the discovery ofSCP-4612 in the substructure below a manor known as Eckhart House. The Site was fully commissioned by Overwatch command the following year and was expanded into a full containment facility, research lab and library focused on the containment and analysis of xenobiological specimens, with a secondary focus on the development of thaumaturgical countermeasures and containment of thaumaturgical artifacts. The Site serves as the primary station forMTF-Beta-777 (“Hecate’s Spear”).

SITE-95

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Biological Research and Containment Site-95

Location: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Overview: After being confiscated from a wealthy family practising demonic rituals, Site-95 was originally established as a small testing facility. After the arrival ofSCP-6220, the site became a containment and research site for biological entities, and the Entomology, Mycology and Botany departments were formed.

Today, Site-95 is the headquarters of the Entomology Department as well as a major hub for the Mycology and Botany departments. Site-95 is known for being both relaxed and chaotic, and is often regarded with disdain by the wider Foundation. However, the Site is rapidly growing, and is one of the most densely populated Foundation Facilities.

The Site's most notable feature is the large on-site garden. Although it is commonly used to experiment with and contain anomalies, it is often used by members for relaxation purposes when not in use for research purposes.

Other Notable Incidents:
"Sorry to bug you, Director..."

Independence Day

Humorous Addenda:
SCP-9119-J - Horrid Little Gustav

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Dimensional Research Site-98

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Site-98 develops and innovates the bleeding-edge technologies that enable the Foundation to contain, analyze, and research various anomalous threats endangering the world, all behind the front of NASA research. Site-98 is often considered to be the Foundation's most technologically-advanced research facility.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

SITE-101

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Site-101

Location: Louisiana, USA

Specialising in the containment and study of plant anomalies, Site-101's conservatory holds the largest collection of anomalous flora in the Northern Hemisphere, and actively researches new pharmaceutical applications for these plants and their products. Concealed within the Louisiana bayou, the estate had been in Site Director Beatrice Rappaccini’s family for generations, until she arranged to transfer ownership to the Foundation in 2004.

SITE-103

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Biological Containment Site-103

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Site-103 possesses extensive facilities for the containment and research of plant and plant-based anomalies, and also serves as the base of operations forMTF-Theta-4, "The Gardeners". This sprawling complex of glasshouses and laboratories has been disguised as an institute for research into non-anomalous plants.

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Biological Research Site-104

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

FormerlyProvisionalSite-104, this facility covers an area of more than 10 km, operating under the guise of a wildlife preserve for endangered species. The Site focuses on the containment and study of biological anomalies too large or too numerous to be contained in conventional facilities, although a number of greenhouses and indoor enclosures have been constructed within its perimeter to hold smaller anomalous organisms.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-628Euclid
SCP-936Euclid
SCP-1104Keter
SCP-1569Euclid
SCP-2532Keter
SCP-2977Euclid
SCP-3076Euclid
SCP-3233Euclid Keter
SCP-3378Keter
SCP-3391Euclid/Thaumiel
SCP-3524Euclid
SCP-4108Safe
SCP-4968Euclid
SCP-5408-A (remaining fragments)Neutralized
SCP-6299Euclid
SCP-7817Keter
SITE-106

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Storage and Surveillance Site-106

Location: Southern Miami, Florida, USA

Site-106 consists of several facilities. The primary building serves as the logistical base and headquarters of the Department of Procurement & Liquidation, which specializes in acquiring and containing anomalous items through semi-legitimate financial means, including the purchasing of individual objects and corporate entities. The rest of Site-106 is made up of containment warehouses for the items acquired, as well as a storehouse for its Anomalous Item Request program. Anomalies contained at Site-106 range from "cursed items" procured at estate sales, to the remnants of an occult corporation, to the assets of a bank intimately tied with the more anomalous aspects of Florida.

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Site-107

Location: West of Giza, Egypt

Overview: Site-107, founded in early July of 2023, was established as a Foundation base in collaboration with the Arab Republic of Egypt after both entities reported a large uptick of anomalous activity within the region. The site's founding was finally approved despite several years of anomalous activity occurring within the region with Director Heba Gomaa spearheading efforts to get a location founded on the African continent.

The site specializes mainly in underworld and mythological anomalies, which seem to be the most prevalent kinds of anomalies within its region. It's main purpose is to be a hub for containment and research for these anomalies. It also serves as an observation post for the Nile river, a location that has very recently become an area of high anomalous activity.

Currently, the site suffers from gross mismanagement, mainly stemming from a lack of funding or aid from Central Command. The effects of this mismanagement include a lack of proper cooling equipment, outdated audio/visual systems and inadequate on-site containment facilities. Site administration has often been forced into making use of hack-job solutions for resolving these issues and maintaining site operations.

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Containment Site-118

Location: Sonoran Desert, Arizona, USA

Built from a hunted and quartered labyrinth, Site-118 specializes in the containment of ontokinetic, phobologic and nomenclative anomalies, focusing on Keter-Class objects and entities. Although not going as far asother Sites, containment at Site-118 relies on the facility's labyrinthine layout, as well as interactions between multiple anomalies to achieve mutual containment.

The Site has been increasingly focused on the Fae, particularly their "Cycle of Seasons". Due to the critical nomenclative situation at Site-118, personnel are advised not to discuss the Site until fully briefed.

Since Site-118 is focused on the containment of Blackbox anomalies, many remain unlisted in the Secure Facility Dossier.

Only read further if you are in a place or time unaffected by all nomenclative anomalies. I've looked at countless iterations of Site-118. These are the Anomalies that I can say for certain are contained or researched by this Archetype of the Site.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-2006Keter
SCP-2599Euclid
SCP-2608Safe
SCP-2854Euclid
SCP-3192Euclid
SCP-3227Euclid
SCP-3999Neutralized
SCP-4742Euclid
SCP-5925"Safe"
SCP-5975Euclid
SCP-6061Uncontained
SCP-6401Keter
SCP-6471Thaumiel
SCP-6692Thaumiel
SCP-7665Safe

The following Notable Incidents are associated with at least one version of this Site-118 Archetype:

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Cyberanomalous Containment and Research Site-119

Location: Mound City, Kansas, USA

Site-119 is the Foundation's epicenter for cyberanomalous objects and other digital phenomenon across the world. While intended to operate in tandem with Site-15 and other similar facilities for cyberanomalous containment and IT-related management, Site-119 has been uniquely equipped with significantly more advanced computational capabilities due to its importance in top secret projects and the Foundation's existing network infrastructure. Among such projects includes ProjectSIMULACRUM, a long-term Foundation initiative intended to virtually simulate and fully migrate the physical world into digital cyberspace.

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Research and Reliquary Dimensional Containment Site-120

Location: Częstochowa, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland

Built atopSCP-5292, Site-120 specializes in thaumaturgic, ontokinetic, and theological anomalies, utilizing unconventional methods to contain them. One of the few Sites actively encouraging the usage of the anomalous, it acts as the main observation point for theFree Port ofEsterberg. During numerous years in operation, Site-120 has been noted to be among the most loyal Sites to theFoundation-wide rehabilitation program, in accordance withDirective Alpha/1911.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

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Site-169

Location: Yavapai County, Arizona, USA

Site-169 is home to the Foundation’s only dedicated facilities for recreational activity. Overseen by the Anomalous Entity Engagement Division, anomalies are given temporary or extended stays at Site-169 as part of corrective procedures or positive reinforcement. Site-169 has successfully hosted a variety of recreational events since its establishment in 1986, including yearly birthday parties, multiple Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, and the infamous Star Wars Viewing Party of 2011.

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Site-184

Location: Nova Scotia, Canada

Disguised as a shipyard and naval research facility, Site-184 serves two purposes simultaneously. As the main Research & Containment Site on the east coast of Canada, the Site hosts cutting-edge facilities such as the Applied Metaphysics Research Laboratories, innovative Aquatic Anomalies facilities, and an Anomalous Art & Artefacts wing, in addition to supervising several satellite sites such asMobile Site-184/A. As the primary command center and shipyard for the Foundation’s naval presence in the North-West Atlantic, the Site oversees ocean-based Search & Rescue, Salvage, Anomaly Containment, Force Projection, and Research operations. The responsibility for balancing these two (at times conflicting) structural frameworks currently falls on Site Director Barrett.

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Site-201

Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

A facility built to contain anomalous activity in and around Toronto and Lake Ontario. One of the main responsibilities of the site is maintaining theArete Dimensional Array, a network of pipes and sensors on the lakebed designed to monitor fluctuations in spacetime and seal any dimensional tears that form. Site-201 also has containment facilities for various Safe and Euclid class objects, including prehistoric and aquatic anomalies.

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Biological Research & Containment Site-225

Location: Ely, Nevada, USA

Site-225 is a large-scale containment facility predominantly focused on the containment and study of biological anomalies, primarily anomalous animals. One of the newest Foundation facilities in operation, Site-225 takes a more congenial approach to the containment of live anomalies and is home to the largest and most advanced veterinary facilities maintained by the Foundation.

Objects contained at this Facility are listed in its Secure Facility Dossier.

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Site-228

Location: Hungary

Site-228 is a major Central European containment facility, one of the first Foundation facilities to be located in Hungary. It was originally designed for humanoid containment, but following modernization, it is now also capable of containing sapient non-humanoid entities.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-4791Euclid
SCP-5083-1 (5 instances)Keter
SCP-5287Euclid
SCP-5564Euclid
SCP-5576Euclid
SCP-5652Euclid
SCP-5826Safe
SCP-6564Euclid
SCP-6782Euclid
SCP-6868Safe
SCP-6879Keter Euclid
SCP-7211Euclid
SCP-7344Euclid
SCP-7868Euclid
SCP-8732Neutralized
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Site-234

Location: Outside Birmingham, Alabama, USA

Site-234 is the Foundation's center for the containment of Microbiological and Biochemical anomalies, disguised as pharmaceutical research laboratories. One of the Foundation's youngest facilities, constructed in the fall of 1983, and also one of the largest, containing more than 200 anomalies, housing 1000 personnel on site, and employing another 8000 that commute in from the surrounding area. To enable biohazardous anomalies to be safely studied, the facility possesses laboratories built to variousBiosafety Levels, including laboratories built to BSL-4 standards, allowing even the most infectious anomalous pathogens to be safely studied. The Site also serves as the base of operations forMTF-Chi-7, the "Plague Tamers".

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Site-246

Location: Minnesota, USA

Site-246 is located beneath Lake Superior and was the regional command site for the North American Great Lakes operations area until the establishment of Site-87. The Site was later reactivated to serve as the headquarters for MTF Delta-3 ("Solomon's Hand") as part of the Special Asset Task Force Program. After Delta-3 was disbanded following the loss of its primary special asset, Site-246 was downgraded once again and is now mainly used as a training center, submarine drydock, and underwater research facility.

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Site-300

Location: Multiple:

  • Upper Troposphere ("The Hub, Site-300-01")
  • Northern Territory, Australia ("Site-300-12")
  • Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia ("Site-300-14")

Site-300 is the collective designation given to 3 facilities located across Asia and Oceania. While Site-300 mostly specializes in the creation and usage of anomalous weapons, its operations vary, as its unique features are useful for the transport of anomalies.

It is the headquarters of the Department of Applied Thaumaturgy and is the Foundation's main hub for militaristic operations within Oceania.

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Site-322

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Site-322 specializes in the containment of sapient anomalies, as well as monitoring selectoffsiteanomalies. Its unique contribution to the Foundation is its Integration Program, inspired by the discoveries ofSCP-5031, which employs anomalies for their various abilities should they be found useful to the Foundation.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-001Keter
SCP-3837Euclid
SCP-5592Euclid
SCP-5595Integrated
SCP-5596Keter
SCP-5694Keter
SCP-6592Safe
SCP-6593Safe
SCP-6594N/A
SCP-6595Neutralized
SCP-6597Euclid
SCP-6598Safe
SCP-6833Safe
SCP-6850Euclid
SCP-7522Ticonderoga
SCP-7590Thaumiel
SCP-7595Safe
SCP-7597
(formerly)
Euclid
SCP-7599Keter
SCP-8000Safe
SCP-8350Integrated
SCP-8595Safe
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Site-333

Location: Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA

Despite numerous proposals for its dissolution, Site-333 remains a general-purpose, low-cost containment facility for low-risk, low-threat anomalies and pseudo-anomalous phenomena within Nexus-36: Atlantic City.

Site-333 also holds a museum dedicated to the Jersey Devil and includes an additional tourist attraction in the form of a lighthouse offering a panoramic view of the Nexus. Tourist revenue from these attractions contributes the majority of Site-333's annual funding.

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Site-387

Location: Site-19's Basement

The Foundation's smallest site, Site-387 is a 1:42 scale replica of Site-19, primarily built out ofSCP-387. It contains Lego replicas of anomalies contained by the Foundation, imitating the anomalous properties of the original, but only capable of affecting other structures composed of Lego. Within this plastic replica of Site-19, Site-387's staff of Lego minifigures are able to conduct safe and ethically approved tests using Lego simulations of real anomalies.

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Containment and Resource Site-400

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Location: Newcastle, Northern Ireland, UK

Overview: Established in 1918, Site-400 is a large-scale containment and resource production facility, located somewhere within the forested regions of Newcastle. Disguised as a private forestry research institute, Site-400 specializes in multiple fields of anomalous science, primarily paraastronomy, metafiction, and humanoid experimentation. Ironically, a large number of personnel stationed at Site-400 exhibits anomalous properties themselves, and possess their own SCP classification.

While not official, it is widely accepted that Site-400 also acts as a location of expatriation, where other Foundation facilities may transport (or "deport") anomalous personnel, most frequently justified by the idea that they will "feel more comfortable with their own kind of people".

SITE-418

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Site-418

Location: Minecraft, multiple servers.

Site-418, the Foundation's first (and currently only) virtual containment facility, is built within the popular video game Minecraft. It is responsible for containing anomalies that are difficult to contain in the real world, such as informational para-organisms, as well as monitoring organizations and anomalies of concern that exist within Minecraft and the surrounding community. Most containment, experimentation, and maintenance work at Site-418 is done by the Minecraft Division, a division of the Foundation that specializes in containment and research relating to Minecraft.

SITE-433

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Site-433

Location: California, USA

Initially founded for the investigation of the children's television company Sputnik Studios (GoI-411), Site-433 is a center for the research and containment of anomalous artwork. It has become the foremost facility for studying and containing Alucinari-Class Entities: poorly-understood beings believed to originate from the collective of human imagination, referred to in sub-Veil communities as "Toons."

Site-433 is known for its labrinthine layout, sprawling out in all directions, both above and below ground.

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Site-666

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Site-666 is a large-scale research, containment, and staging site, publicly known as the Luxor Hotel and Casino. The Site lies within the anomalous hotspot ofUndervegas, anchoring the Las Vegas Strip to baseline reality. The Site primarily deals with anomalies in the Las Vegas/Paradise region, but occasionally serves outlying areas. Due to its unique position, Site-666 heavily utilizes mutually-beneficial agreements with anomalies, including theiremployment, and other forms of"creative containment".

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Protected Site-θ

Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA

Protected Site-θ, also known as Site-2000, is a subterranean disaster shelter, the entrance concealed within a disused Park Ranger station. It has been prepared and provisioned to ensure continued Foundation operations, even in the event that a K Class "End of the World" scenario causes the near-extinction of human life. Access to further details on Procedure Lazarus-01 requires Level 4/2000 Security Clearance.

Objects contained at this facility:

For a list of notable incidents involving this facility, see all articles tagged with "Deus Ex Machina".

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Site-⌘

Location: The Looped Square Symbol (⌘)

Site-⌘ (otherwise known as SCP-⌘) was created by theDepartment of Surrealistics through unknown means (or vice versa) to serve as its base of operations and primary containment site.

Site-⌘ is contained. Site-⌘ has breached containment. Site-⌘ has devoured the world.

SITE-Anvil

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Extrasolar Site-Anvil

Location: TRAPPIST-1e (Aachen)

Extrasolar Site Anvil is the first permanent human outpost established outside of the Solar System, located 39 light years from Earth in the TRAPPIST-1 star system. Site Anvil was established by the Damocles Initiative to serve as a starship staging point, and to ensure the continued survival of the human species even if planet Earth is destroyed.

Area List

AREA-02

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Armed Reliquary and Containment Area-02

Location: [DATA REDACTED]

Area-02 is a remote facility whose primary purpose is to contain highly dangerous, hostile, or otherwise hazardous anomalies, including multiple Keter-class objects. In addition to a battalion-strength security detachment, Area-02 is also equipped with multiple nuclear fail-safes as a final option in the case of a catastrophic breach or loss of containment. This facility is heavily involved with the Foundation's ongoing engagement with a resurgent Sarkic Empire.

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Area-09

Location: Great Basin Desert, Central Nevada, USA

Area-09 is a facility located just outside the small reservation community of Duckwater. This remote facility serves as the headquarters for the Emergent Threat Tactical Response Authority (ETTRA), the Foundation department responsible for finding innovative solutions to the threats posed by hostile Groups of Interest.


Further Reading on ETTRA:
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Biological Research Area-12

Location: Sugar Grove, West Virginia, United States.

Serving as the Foundation's premier parabiological research facility, Area-12 manages many satellite installations across one of the largest areas of land currently under Foundation control.

Hidden beneath the guise of the United States Federal Radio Quiet Zone, the land was sought for its extensive real estate,pure creation & purpose, relatively remote location, and sparse inhabitation; ensuring the secrecy of the primary mountain facility and the safety of the general public in the event that one of the facility's many(seemingly overabundant) contingencies must be utilized.

Area-12 contains mostly low-to-medium risk, Safe and Euclid-class anomalies, preferring only to keep high risk, Keter-class objects when absolutely necessary for relevant research projects.

Biological Research Area-12

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-017Keter
SCP-020Keter
SCP-038Safe
SCP-041Safe
SCP-143Euclid
SCP-153Euclid
SCP-158Euclid
SCP-171Euclid
SCP-202Safe
SCP-214Euclid
SCP-542Euclid
SCP-811Euclid
SCP-840Euclid
SCP-939-101Keter
SCP-1105Safe
SCP-1116-7Euclid
SCP-1284Euclid
SCP-1542Euclid
SCP-1791Euclid
SCP-2029Euclid (Undergoing Neutralization)
SCP-2184 (samples)Euclid
SCP-2280Euclid
SCP-2700-EXKeter Explained
SCP-3003-1 and -2 (samples)Keter
SCP-4238Euclid
SCP-5405 (offsite facility)Euclid
SCP-6049Euclid
SCP-6118 (formerly)and -B (samples)Euclid
SCP-6762Keter
SCP-7328-A (remains)Neutralized
SCP-7367Safe
SCP-7528Keter
SCP-7555Under Review
SCP-7566Cernnunos

Area-12 Parazoology Wing

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-2225Euclid
SCP-2282 (formerly)Neutralized (Formerly Euclid)
SCP-2514Euclid
SCP-2576Euclid
SCP-2584Safe
SCP-2608Safe
SCP-2633Euclid
SCP-2779Safe
SCP-2829Euclid
SCP-2895Euclid
SCP-2974Safe
SCP-3168Safe
SCP-3247Euclid
SCP-3950Euclid
SCP-4126Safe
SCP-5430Safe
SCP-6357 (formerly)Keter-Da'as Elyon
SCP-6487Euclid
SCP-6551Euclid
SCP-1551-EXExplained

Look down. Look deeper. See through what hides in the nothing and let yourself pass through it. Look up. Look higher. See through the lie of pain or suffering and let yourself transcend it. Look within. Look within. See through yourself and ask… Why?
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Armed Biological Containment Area-14

Location: Ruby Mountains, Nevada, USA

Area-14 is a dedicated facility for the containment of large-scale, dangerous, and/or hostile anomalous entities, and is staffed with a regiment-strength security detachment, equipped with heavy weapons, armored vehicles, and air support. The facility, officially off-limits to the public and designated as a military firing range, serves as the primary station ofMTF Nu-7 (“Hammer Down”).

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-058Keter
SCP-082Euclid
SCP-165Keter
SCP-326Euclid
SCP-939Keter
SCP-940Keter
SCP-1801Keter
SCP-2608Safe
SCP-2068Euclid Keter
SCP-2480-1SafeKeter Presumed Neutralized
SCP-4820Euclid
SCP-5229Safe
SCP-7241Euclid
SCP-7587Neutralized
SCP-8775Safe
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Treatment Area-21

Location: Vienna, Austria

Located beneath a decommissioned chemical plant on the banks of the Danube River, Area-21 is the headquarters of the Foundation's think tank for the neutralization of esoteric effluence: theAcroamatic Abatement Group.

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Reliquary Area-27

Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Area-27 is an underground facility beneath the Saint Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica. Area-27 serves as both the headquarters for theDepartment of Tactical Theology and as emergency quartering in the case of a large-scale K-Class Scenario. The site is also used to develop theological weaponry and to contain religiously-orientated anomalies.

Contained On-Site

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-3483Safe Neutralized
SCP-5502Pending
SCP-5993Euclid Thaumiel
SCP-7324-Prime (formerly)Keter
SCP-7638Safe-Yesod
SCP-7967Thaumiel Safe

Contained Off-Site

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-3310Archon
SCP-5349Safe-Eparch
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Lunar Area-32

Location: Mare Imbrium, The Moon

Consisting of several floors beneath the lunar surface, and built around the ninth destination point ofSCP-120, Lunar Area-32 is a facility used to contain immobile anomalies present on the lunar surface, or for anomalies that are significantly less hazardous to contain outside of Earth’s atmosphere.

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Area-179

Location: Pennsylvania, USA

Formerly Provisional Containment Area-179, created for the containment ofSCP-1179, Area-179 stores and researches recovered anomalous objects, and supervises nearby Sites such asSite-5076-1.

ID NumberObject Class
SCP-1179Keter
SCP-5035Safe
SCP-5061Safe
SCP-5104Safe
SCP-5175Safe
SCP-5293Euclid
SCP-5466Contained. Imperfect. Finished. Complete.
SCP-5813Neutralized (Formerly Keter)
SCP-6062Safe
SCP-6451Pending
SCP-6453Safe
SCP-6504Euclid
SCP-6599Keter
SCP-6750Safe
SCP-6865Keter
SCP-6977Safe
SCP-7838Keter
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Area-314

Location: Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada

Area-314 is a research, containment, and administrative facility, located a few hours out from Iqaluit, Nunavut. Originally an overbuilt warehouse in the frozen desert of northern Canada, Area-314 serves as the headquarters of the Accounting Department and is the hub for most research, development, and application of esoteric financial assets.


Facility Types

Site

Foundation facilities designated as Sites arecovert facilities, meaning that while the existence of the facility is known to the public, such facilities are often disguised with government or corporate fronts. Sites are often built in relatively close proximity to civilian populations, where facilities would require such cover.

Area

Foundation facilities designated as Areas areclandestine facilities, meaning that civilians are not aware of their existence at all. Such facilities are often built far away from civilian populations and may contain highly dangerous anomalies and extreme fail-safe measures such as on-site nuclear warheads.

Outposts

Outposts are small facilities subordinate to a nearby Site or Area, used to contain immobile objects or to monitor anomalous locations.

Observation Posts

Observation Posts are tiny facilities, often small standalone buildings or single units within larger buildings, and are typically used to monitor regional communications, nearby Foundation facilities, or immobile SCP objects. Many Observation Posts also serve as secure communications hubs or safe-houses for undercover Foundation agents.

Prefixes

These prefixes are often used to denote specializations of facilities or facility sections, and are often omitted even in internal communication. These prefixes are not exclusive and can be used together to form a Facility name, and additional prefixes may be used for sites with a particular specialisation. Certain terms have been assigned their own color codes to enable Sites and Areas with a similar function to be more easily identified.

Armed

Armed denotes a facility or facility section with abnormally high physical security concerns, either due to containment of violent hostile entities or threat of outside attack. Such facilities typically have a large amount of military-grade weaponry and vehicles as well as a disproportionately large number of permanent security staff; in the case of a full facility, this typically entails a detachment of at least battalion or regiment strength.

Biological

Biological or Bio-facilities contain and research living organisms and infectious or otherwise biohazardous anomalies. These facilities are both isolated and self-contained to prevent the escape and spread of these entities.

Containment

Containment facilities or facility sections are primarily equipped and intended for the mass containment of anomalous objects, entities, or phenomena.

Dimensional

Dimensional containment facilities or facility sections deal with extradimensional apertures or anomalies exhibiting inconsistent or warped spacetime, or anomalies of ontokinetic nature in general.

Humanoid

Humanoid containment facilities or facility sections primarily deal with sentient, sapient human or near-human entities capable of understanding and complying with instructions, and often attempt to develop means of communication with them to facilitate containment.

Exclusionary

Most often used byΔt personnel,Exclusionary Sites are unaffected by reality-changing effects, and are often built outside of reality itself.

Extrasolar

Extrasolar Facilities are located outside of the Solar System containing the planet Earth.

Lunar

A Lunar facility is located on the moon, for the containment of extraplanetary anomalies.

Protected

Protected facilities and facility sections are "safe zones" kept free of anomalous influence. No anomalies are allowed within these facilities at any time. Generally used for administration, data storage, and for housing essential personnel.

Provisional

Provisional facilities are those that are established or built around an immobile anomaly. Provisional facilities typically contain only a single anomaly, although many Provisional facilities have later been expanded to contain additional anomalies.

Reliquary

Reliquary facilities or facility sections are designed for handling artifacts and objects of religious or historical significance.

Research

Research facilities or facility sections are designed for either the handling and study of anomalies or anomalous materials, or research and development into new containment schemes and methods.

Storage

Storage facilities or facility sections are intended for long-term mass storage of non-anomalous material or inert anomalies with no risk of autonomous interaction, includingAnomalous Items and inanimate Safe-class SCP objects.

Surveillance

Surveillance sites monitor their surroundings, or send field operatives out further afield, in order to search for anomalies not currently in containment.

What Is This Page?

This is a list of Foundation facilities that have been extensively and consistently used across multiple articles. This list is not intended to be all-inclusive or exhaustive — there'sanother page for that. If you are writing a work set in the SCP universe, you are free to use any of the existing facilities, or to make up your own facility and give it any designation you choose.

In-universe, inconsistencies in the database can be explained by disinformation, timeliness of information, anomalous influence and alternative timelines/realities. For example, Site-06 was not always located in France and is explicitly listed as the third such facility to receive the designation. Certain other sites might no longer be in operation or even have been deliberately fabricated to mislead agents from rival organizations.


Why is there a separate map of International Facilities? Where can I find out more about them?

The SCP Foundationhas a number of translation branches, and most of them have their own list of facilities, which are linked below the map - both original articles, and translations where those exist. If you want to find out more, I recommend following the links! Since the requirements for inclusion vary, and many branches have a different system for naming their own sites, it was simplest to put them on a separate map. The color coding indicates areas where that language is the most widely spoken - for regions left in grey, the main language spoken there doesn't have a translation Wiki yet. It's mostly just to make it clearer which Facilities belong to which branch, and whether or not the Foundation has different branches in-universe is left up to individual authors to decide.

If Sites or Areas from other branches meet the requirements for inclusion on this list (5 Appearances or a Secure Facility Dossier published on this Wiki), they can be added to it, although so far the only one that has been added is Site-34 from the Spanish-speaking branch.


Why are there two Site-45s? (And other numbering issues)

Authors are free to use any facility number they like, and so most facility numbers have been used inconsistently in various articles. While these can sometimes be considered the "same facility", or omitted due to being very minor, at other times (e.g. with Site-45) there are multiple versions of the same Site that meet the requirements to be included on this list. If you want an in-universe explanation, perhaps different branches or departments of the Foundation have their own numbering systems?


Just How Big Is The Foundation?

This is entirely up to the author. Some choose to believe that the Foundation is very small, consisting of only half a dozen facilities or less, and no more than a thousand personnel - in which case, it makes a lot of sense to include only a few of these facilities (or none at all) in your personal version of the Foundation. Some choose to believe that the Foundation is vastly larger and far-reaching, employing hundreds of thousands of personnel squirreled away in hundreds of facilities around the globe - perhaps all of these facilities and every number in between! Neither is incorrect, and whatever works better to further your narrative is the one that's appropriate.

An important thing to remember is that there isnot one canon, but many, and the above list is merely a collection of some of the more noteworthy Sites and Areas that have been consistently used in articles. The fact that they coexist on this page does not mean they all coexist in-universe as well - that's entirely up to the author.


What are all these Site and Area Insignia?

They were initially created byJerdenJerden andHarryBlankHarryBlank, in part to make this page more visually appealing and easier to navigate. They can be freely used (or freely ignored) outside of this page, and many sites have their own logos in a different style. Many of the more recent Site Insignia have been made by other people - advice and templates are attached tothis art page. The font used for the text isBungee.

Anyone is welcome to add additional Contained Objects (SCPs) or Notable Incidents (Tales, GoI Formats, and SCPs where the facility is featured prominently but is not actually containing the object) to the entries for existing Facilities, as long as the SCP or Tale doesn't describe the Site or Area in a way that is inconsistent with the description here. If the Facility has its own Secure Facility Dossier, that will generally contain similar lists.

Individual SCPs and Tales linked from this page may still contradict each other since authors are free to use a Facility without considering all other works set there as canon. For new SCPs and tales, it's best to wait a few days before adding it, to make sure that it isn't deleted or rewritten. Humorous Addenda are for Joke SCPs, and for tales that are obvious parodies.

The SCP Lists forSite-06,Site-17,Site-19,Site-23,Site-66,Site-73,Site-76,Site-83 andArea-12 are long enough that they've been placed on separate fragment pages and listed via the [[include]] component, as have theSite-17 andSite-19 incident lists, but they can still be added to, you'll just have to edit the list on the fragment page.

Requirements for Inclusion

New facilities may be added to this list if the Site or Area has been used in a consistent way in at least five articles (by any author), or if the Site has its own Secure Facility Dossier. Entries that do not meet this requirement will be removed.

Contact Information

This page is the responsibility of theCuration Team. If you have any questions or requests, contact staff via the #help-desk channel on theSCP Wiki Official Discord server, or viaIRC chat #site17, or by messaging a member of the Collaboration Pages subteam.

Adding a New Site

If you would like to add a new Site or Area to this list, post the following information in a comment on the discussion page for this article, then contact the Curation Team using the details above. Alternatively, you can add it yourself, if it definitely meets the requirements and you feel confident putting it into the right format.

  • Facility Name and Number (e.g. Armed Biological Containment Area-14)
  • A short description of the facility's function, ideally with details that make your Site or Area stand out - we already have a lot of rather generic containment facilities.
  • Links to at least five articles describing SCP objects contained there or incidents occurring there, or a link to your Secure Facility Dossier.

A defined location for your site is optional, but including it in the post will enable your Facility to be added to the Map.
If your site is the focus of a canon or tale series, mention this and it can be prominently featured below the description.

The attached .svg templates can be used to create newSite andArea icons in the same style as the ones already on this page, but the creation of a logo is optional, and you can just use the default icon. While we try to keep the icons in the grid consistent with each other, you're welcome to add insignia in a different style to this page to appear on the popout, especially if there's a more detailed alternative design.

Template for Additions

When adding a new site to the list, use the following template.

[[include :scp-wiki:fragment:site-snippets start=--
|type=site/area |number=XXX
]]
+ Site or Area Name
Description of Site/Area
[[include :scp-wiki:fragment:site-snippets | end=--]]

To use a custom icon, capitalize SITE or AREA, and add anicon parameter specifying the URL of the image. A member of MAST will be able to localise it to this page for you, if it isn't already posted elsewhere.

[[include :scp-wiki:fragment:site-snippets start=--
|type=SITE/AREA |number=XXX
|icon=https://scp-wiki.wdfiles.com/local--files/secure-facilities-locations/your-site-logo.png
]]

There is also an optionalcolor parameter that changes the color of the default logo and number.

[[include :scp-wiki:fragment:site-snippets start=--
|type=site/area |number=XXX
color=(any valid syntax for the CSS background property)
]]

If the Site has a Secure Facility Dossier or features prominently in a Canon, it can be given a more noticeable link in addition to or instead of the SCP and Incident collapsibles:

[[div class="doc-link"]]
[[[secure-facility-dossier| Secure Facility Dossier]]]
[[/div]]

Adding to the Map

If a facility is added to this list, it can also be added to the map (if it has a known location on planet Earth). Instructions for doing this can be found on thepage where the map is hosted. Please also add new sites to theVersion of the map that also includes international facilities - the coordinates should be the same, although this map does have additional pop-out maps for Europe and Asia.


Cite this page as:

"Foundation Facilities" by Aelanna, rewritten by EstrellaYoshte, HarryBlank, Liryn, Jerden, L200, and Ralliston, from theSCP Wiki. Source:https://scpwiki.com/secure-facilities-locations. Licensed underCC-BY-SA.

For information on how to use this component, see theLicense Box component. To read about licensing policy, see theLicensing Guide.

Licensing information for the Map of Parent Foundation Facilities is listed below.
For licensing information for the Map of International Branches and Facilities, seethis page.

Filename: World-Map
Original Author: Canuckguy, see File history for full list of contributors.
Modified By:L200L200 andJerdenJerden
License: Public Domain
Source Link:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BlankMap-World.svg

Filename: North-America-Map
Original Authors: Kaldari and Halava
Modified By:L200L200 andJerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:North_America_map_with_states_and_provinces.svg

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Author:JerdenJerden based on work byHarryBlankHarryBlank
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations

Filename: Site-11
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: CoA_Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Lansing by Jayarathina

Name: CoA_Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Lansing
Author: Jayarathina
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:CoA_Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Lansing.svg

Filename: Site-14
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: Telecommunications Monitoring Office (TMO) logo byAgente ShuffleAgente Shuffle

Name: TMOwhite
Author:Agente ShuffleAgente Shuffle
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/site-14-secure-facility-dossier

Filename: Site-15, Site-119
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: Infotech Department logo byEstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte

Name: Infotech Department
Author:EstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/desk-of-junior-designer-s-yvonne

Filename: Site-16.png
Author:Noach Noach
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wdfiles.com/local--files/noachs-file/Site-16.png
Derivative of:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Archangel_Michael_holding_scale,_sword_down,_stepping_on_snake.svg andhttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emblem_of_Romania_Lodge,_1907.svg

Filename: Site-16.svg
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: Archangel Michael holding scale, sword down, stepping on snake

Filename: Archangel Michael holding scale, sword down, stepping on snake
Author: Дмитро Софій
License: Public Domain
Source Link:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Archangel_Michael_holding_scale,_sword_down,_stepping_on_snake.svg

Filename: Emblem of Romania Lodge, 1907
Author: Dahn
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Source Link:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emblem_of_Romania_Lodge,_1907.svg

Filename: Site-28
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: Artistic Anomalies Department logo byEstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte

Name: Artistic Anomalies Department
Author:EstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/desk-of-junior-designer-s-yvonne

Filename: Site-37
Author:ThatGuyThatTimeThatGuyThatTime
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/the-appliance-war-hub

Filename: Site-56
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: calamarie-2-mono by Gunnvôr silfrahárr

Filename: calamarie-2-mono
Name: Calamarie (2)
Author: Gunnvôr silfrahárr
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:http://heraldicart.org/viking-answer-lady-svg-images-for-heralds

Filename: Site-58
Author:JerdenJerden,OriTieflingOriTiefling
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations

Filename: Site-78
Name: Site-78 Icon
Author: SYTYCFanon
License: CC 3.0
Source Link:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/695756780940296376/1027702988141232128/site-78.svg

Filename: Site-80
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: Örebro_län_vapen

Filename: Örebro_län_vapen
Name: Coat of arms of Örebro County
Author: Lokal_Profil
License: CC BY-SA 2.5
Source Link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96rebro_County#/media/File:%C3%96rebro_l%C3%A4n_vapen.svg

Filename: Site-88
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: Meuble_héraldique_marteau by Yorick

Filename: Meuble_h%C3%A9raldique_marteau
Name: Meuble héraldique marteau
Author: Yorick
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Meuble_h%C3%A9raldique_marteau.svg

Filename: Site-91
Author:JerdenJerden using projecthecatoncheires byGrigori KarpinGrigori Karpin
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations

Filename: projecthecatoncheires
Author:Grigori KarpinGrigori Karpin
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Additional Notes: Derivative of two pics (hand and Foundation Emblem), see below:

Filename: Hand
Author: jakub
License: CC BY-SA 2.0
Source:Link

Filename: Foundation Emblem
Author: Aelanna
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCP_Foundation#/media/File:SCP_Foundation_(emblem).svg

Filename: Site-95
Author:JerdenJerden using ento%20logo%20test.png byREDESERTREDESERT
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations

Filename: ento%20logo%20test.png
Author:REDESERTREDESERT
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facility-dossier-site-95

Filename: Site-98
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: Department of Sciences logo byEstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte

Name: Department of Sciences
Author:EstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/desk-of-junior-designer-s-yvonne

Filename: Site-101
Author:JerdenJerden &SocksesForFoxesSocksesForFoxes &TheChunkTheChunk
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: 101logo.png

Filename: 101logo.png
Author:SocksesForFoxesSocksesForFoxes &TheChunkTheChunk
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facility-dossier-site-101

Filename: Site-104
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: tree-blasted-3-mono by Gunnvôr silfrahárr

Filename: tree-blasted-3-mono
Name: Tree Blasted (3)
Author: Gunnvôr silfrahárr
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:http://heraldicart.org/viking-answer-lady-svg-images-for-heralds

Filename: Site-300
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of:Department of Applied Thaumatology logo byEstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte

Filename: Site-387, SCP_Foundation_%28emblem%29%20%281%29
Author:anky-remix does not match any existing user name
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facility-dossier-site-387

Name: Department of Applied Thaumatology
Author:EstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/desk-of-junior-designer-s-yvonne

Filename: site_418_logo
Author:tetsusquaredtetsusquared
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facility-dossier-site-418

Filename: Site-666
Author:JerdenJerden,RounderhouseRounderhouse
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations

Filename: S43, LHR2, S87, Big87, S106, S246, Site-433, Area-27
Author:HarryBlankHarryBlank
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/blank-art

Filename: 120
Author:LirynLiryn andEstrellaYoshteEstrellaYoshte
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facility-dossier-site-120
Derivative of: ontologo2 byJakob17Jakob17 andRallistonRalliston

Filename: ontologo2
Author:Jakob17Jakob17 andRallistonRalliston
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facility-dossier-site-120

Filename: Area-12
Author:JerdenJerden
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/secure-facilities-locations
Derivative of: AREA12

Name: AREA12
Author:Trey Bishop based on work byJerdenJerden &HarryBlankHarryBlank
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/theme:5k

Filename: Site-225
Author:MetalRavioliMetalRavioli,GreenGolemGreenGolem
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Source Link:https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/metalravioli-s-author-page

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