Spaceport

Columns: Spaceport | Location | Years ( orbital ) | Launches to orbit or inter- planetary | Launch vehicles ( operators ) | Sources
Baikonur Cosmodrome , Baikonur/Tyuratam , Kazakhstan | Kazakhstan | 1957- | > 1,000 | R-7 / Soyuz , Kosmos , Proton , Tsyklon , Zenit , Energia | Cape Canaveral Air Force Station , Florida , USA | USA | 1958- | > 400 | Delta , Scout , Atlas , Titan , Saturn , Athena , Falcon 9 | Vandenberg Air Force Base , California , USA | USA | 1959- | > 700 | Delta , Scout , Atlas , Titan , Taurus , Athena , Minotaur , Falcon 9 | Vandenberg , | Wallops Flight Facility , Virginia , USA ( see also MARS below ) | USA | 1961-1985 | 19 | Scout | 6 +13 | Kapustin Yar Cosmodrome , Astrakhan Oblast , Russia | Russia | 1962-2008 | 85 | Kosmos | Hammaguir French Special Weapons Test Centre , Algeria | Algeria | 1965-1967 | 4 | Diamant A ( France ) | Diamant | Plesetsk Cosmodrome , Arkhangelsk Oblast , Russia | Russia | 1966- | > 1,500 | R-7 / Soyuz , Kosmos , Tsyklon-3 , Rokot , Angara

Example questions:
What train station is near the spaceport in Kazakhstan ? | What kind of satellite launches does the Japanese spaceport still do today ? | What island is the spaceport that only launches Scout vehicles into space located on ? | How far away from Xichang is the Chinese port that launched the most vehicles into space ? | What does the name of the vehicles launched into space from Algeria translate to in English ?

Answers:
Tyuratam railway station | suborbital | Wallops Island | 64 kilometres | diamond