Coordinates: 41.022302, 72.933338 In the 1970s and 1980s, burials were conducted at the Suzak B burial site in the Tash-Baka Kungay area, near the village of Kyzyl-Bayram, in the Jalal-Abad region, totaling 834.5 tons, 64.7 tons, 52,500 liters, and 22 m³ of mixed hazardous waste. Currently, the condition of the burial site is unsatisfactory (it is not fenced, being excavated, water is entering, and there is a possibility of contamination of the soil and dispersion by wind into the surrounding

Coordinates: 40.993598, 72.896776 In 1973, burial was conducted at Suzak A in the Ak-Chabyr area of the Suzak district, Jalal-Abad region, with a total of 2000 tons of outdated pesticides buried. Currently, the state of the burial site is satisfactory (fenced with barbed wire, guarded, not excavated). This work was funded by small grants. The burial site is fenced, but access is free. Signs of recent excavations have been found.

Coordinates: 41.387398, 71.480903 The site was used by the so-called Production Association ‘Agricultural Chemistry’ of the Ala-Buka district. The former pesticide warehouse has been destroyed, and only reinforced concrete parts remain. The warehouse was cleared, and all pesticides were buried 200 m south of the warehouse (the site is located 50 m from the village boundary). The coordinates of the burial site are: N 41° 23.258´; E 71° 28.877´, elevation 1,210 m, the place is called the Burial

Coordinates: 41.390051, 71.482934 The site was used by the so-called Production Association ‘Agricultural Chemistry’ of the Ala-Buka district. The former pesticide warehouse is destroyed, and only reinforced concrete parts remain. The warehouse was cleared, and all pesticides were buried 200 m south of the warehouse (the site is located 50 m from the village boundary). Burial site coordinates: N 41° 23.258´; E 71° 28.877´, elevation 1,210 m, the place is called Mogilnik. The stocks were buried

Coordinates: 41.458803, 71.716655 The site is located on top of a hill, 300 meters from the border with Uzbekistan. Initially, there were two warehouse buildings on the site, but now only cobblestones can be found. There is a small amount of pesticide residues under the cobblestones, and together the two warehouses amount to approximately 3 m3. There is a concrete pool with only one hole at the top; there may also be some amount of pesticides. The warehouse is completely destroyed, and there

Coordinates: 41.208575, 72.064965 The site is located in a very remote area. Surrounding it are pastures with grazing animals. The burial site is situated in a small valley. All pesticides from the Uch-Korgon warehouses were brought to this location and buried. Local residents who helped locate the burial site informed the inventory team that the buried stocks were mainly insecticides; cattle were treated with ‘dust’. Dust is the unofficial Russian name for DDT. Five samples were taken:

Coordinates: 41.008009, 72.564056 Former airfield with a pesticide storage facility. The warehouse building has almost completely disappeared, the roof has been torn off, and most of the walls are also gone. There is no smell of pesticides, but some small amounts of mineral fertilizers can still be detected. In front of the warehouse ruins, there are two mixing pools. The warehouse is completely destroyed, and the area is prepared for future construction (large pits possibly from former

Coordinates: 41.040794, 72.723921 Unknown warehouse 3 south of the road near the airfield. It was used for fertilizers; it has no pesticide smell; during the inventory, residents stored rice straw in it. Warehouse 3: 30x12 m; The warehouse is completely destroyed, there is no smell, no hazardous substances, no traces on the soil.

Coordinates: 41.041424, 72.722885 At site No. 10 – 2 warehouses: Warehouse 1 is to the north of the road on the left, Warehouse 2 is on the right, and Warehouse 3 is to the south of the road near the airfield. Warehouse 1 was previously used as a garage; it contains about 7 m3 of a mixture of unknown pesticides in old polyethylene and cotton bags and sacks, and there are 2-3 metal barrels. Warehouse 2 is in good condition - it has 5 separate rooms. It contains approximately 4 m3 of pesticides,

Coordinates: 40.954948, 72.589991 Site No. 9 is located in the center of the agricultural zone, 450 m from the Kök-Art River. Surrounding the site are rice fields. The buildings are destroyed, with only the concrete foundation of a large warehouse remaining. Small amounts of pesticide powders are scattered on the concrete floor, and there is still a smell of pesticides. Near the warehouse was an airstrip. The runway itself has disappeared, with its remnants forming part of a dirt road through