Meteorite Museum: Adingerdorphof [satellite]
This satellite location is a combination of 2 locations, 60 meters apart: Hoekenes & Adingerdorphof [Amsterdam Nieuw West].
Go over the images to see more info about each meteorite.*
Name: Okilovka
2025, Novgorodskaya oblast', Russia
Class: LL6
2025, Novgorodskaya oblast', Russia
Class: LL6
Name: Borzia
2021, Chitinskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Pallasite, PMG
2021, Chitinskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Pallasite, PMG
Name: Kapustin Yar
2021, Astrakhanskaya oblast', Russia
Class: L/LL6
2021, Astrakhanskaya oblast', Russia
Class: L/LL6
Name: Budalan
1962, Aginskiy Buryatskiy avtonomnyy okrug, Russia
Class: Mesosiderite-B4
1962, Aginskiy Buryatskiy avtonomnyy okrug, Russia
Class: Mesosiderite-B4
Name: Kargapole
1961, Kurganskaya oblast', Russia
Class: H4
1961, Kurganskaya oblast', Russia
Class: H4
Name: Tyumen
1903, Tyumenskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Iron, Y
1903, Tyumenskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Iron, Y
Name: Novi-Ergi
1962, Novgorodskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Stone-uncl, Y
1962, Novgorodskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Stone-uncl, Y
Name: Uakit
?, Respublika Buryatiya, Russia
Class: Iron, IIAB, Y
?, Respublika Buryatiya, Russia
Class: Iron, IIAB, Y
Name: Novo-Urei
1886, Respublika Mordoviya, Russia
Class: Ureilite, Y
1886, Respublika Mordoviya, Russia
Class: Ureilite, Y
Name: Pavlovka
1878, Orlovskaya oblast', Russia
Class: L6, Y
1878, Orlovskaya oblast', Russia
Class: L6, Y
Name: Sarepta
1854, Volgogradskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Iron, IAB-MG
1854, Volgogradskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Iron, IAB-MG
* Some background about the information on this page: Information about the meteorites is gathered from the Meteoritical Bulletin Database. This database has been constructed and is maintained by the Nomenclature Committee of the Meteoritical Society. These meteorites have all fallen in Russia, between 1662 and 2025. Y=confirmed fall.