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Abydos
Abydos was the first planet reached through Earth's Stargate program and possibly the first world the Goa'uld brought humans to. Abydos is a desert world, useless save for its deposits of naquadah. When this world was under the domain of Ra, he forced the human inhabitants to mine it for him. Abydos was destroyed by Anubis in 2003.

Adara
The Adara system is a star system in the Milky Way where the Heimdall used the second planet to conduct research on his Asgard's ancestry. The Adara system was chosen for this task as it was a gaseous planet which disguised the lab from the Goa'uld and was located way out of the path of the Replicators. (SG1: "Revelations")

Alpha Site                     
A planet in the Milky Way galaxy where the First Alpha Site was located. Both Rebel Jaffa and Tok'ra used this place as refuge. (SG1: "Allegiance")
It was abandoned after Anubis learned its location from mind probing Jonas Quinn. (SG1: "Fallen")

Altair          
Altair, designated P3X-989 by the Tau'ri, was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy which held a Stargate and was once home to the Altairans.
It was decaying for some reason and was becoming unsuitable for the
humanoids that lived there. The dying residents instead built android
replicas of as many of them as they could. When SG-1 arrived, the only android left was Harlan, after Wallace died 99,207,000 Earth hours (11,000 years) before SG-1 encountered Harlan. (SG1: "Tin Man")

Argos

Baals Laboratory

Beta Site                      
The Beta Site was an offworld outpost and research facility operated by Stargate Command.

Cal Mah                        
Cal Mah (Sanctuary) was the location of the Rebel Jaffa under the leadership of Kytano. K'Tano declared the planet a place for all free Jaffa. Yu learned of it's location, and sent a ha'tak to destroy the Rebel Jaffa, who were forced to relocate. (SG1: "The Warrior")

Cerador                        
Cerador, designated P8C-441 by the Tau'ri, was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy. The Goa'uld System Lord Kali maintained an outpost on Cerador, which came under attack by an unknown enemy (later revealed to be Anubis). Kali lost two motherships in the battle, but her First Prime was able to board the enemy ha'tak and take it. The Jaffa
crewing the ship fought to the death, making Kali unable to learn who
lauched the attack. Most of the Jaffa had formerly been in the service
of Cronus and Sokar—but one bore the mark of Olokun. (SG1: "Summit", "Last Stand"

Chulak         
Chulak is a Goa'uld homeplanet, previously under the rule of Apophis. The planet was the first to denounce the Goa'uld as gods. Chulak later fell due to the Ori.
Chulak is the homeplanet of Teal'c.
Chulak was discovered by SG-1 and SG-2 after Louis Ferretti caught glimpse of Chulak's Stargate address on Abydos.
Both teams proceeded to the planet, but SG-1 was taken prisoner by
Apophis. Sent to a jail, SG-1 and many Abydonians were almost killed
until Teal'c defected and killed his other guards, helping SG-1 and the Abydonians to escape the planet to Earth. (SG1: "Children of the Gods")

Cimmeria                       
Cimmeria, designated both P3X-974 and P3X-794 by the Tau'ri, is a planet under the protection of the Protected Planets Treaty, with the dominant race being the Cimmerians. The residents of this world are descendants of northern Europe, and firmly believed that the Asgard were gods that protected them, until the Tau'ri successfully contacted the Asgard,
who decided that it was no longer necessary to maintain their
deception. The planet's primary method of defense is a device called Thor's Hammer, which is capable of detecting symbiotes, and especially those of the Goa'uld. (SG1: "Thor's Hammer")
Also on this planet is the Hall of Thor's Might, which is a cavern where the Cimmerians
are tested for the determination on their level of advancement as a
society in a whole in general and as individuals in particular. (SG1: "Thor's Chariot")

Dakara
Dakara is a Milky Way planet controlled at various times by the Ancients, the Goa'uld, and the Free Jaffa Nation.
The planet was originally inhabited by the Ancients, it was the first
planet they landed on when they arrived in the Milky Way. On the planet
they built a superweapon
monument that once gave a rebirth to life in this galaxy following the
devastation of a great plague that had swept through. The controls for
the weapon lie in a small chamber hidden behind a wall with a complex
puzzle acting as a lock. A Stargate
lies at the base of this monument, and when the device is properly
reprogrammed it would allow the energy field to pass through and spread
to all of the gates in the Milky Way.
The humanoid Replicator copy of Samantha Carter wished to destroy the weapon, knowing it could be reprogrammed to eliminate all Replicator forces in the galaxy. The Goa'uld Anubis wished to use this weapon to rebuild the galaxy to his own specifications. The weapon was later destroyed by the Ori Adria.

Delmak
Delmak was a highly industrialized planet long controlled by the Goa'uld. It once had a large moon, Netu, which was destroyed in 1999.

After he was banished by the System Lords, Sokar conquered the planet and made it his homeworld, where he ruled until he was killed by the explosion of Netu. Apophis later took control of the world, and thereby Sokar's forces, ruling there until his own death in 2001. (SG1: "Jolinar's Memories", "The Devil You Know")
Apophis was killed when a Ha'tak filled with Replicators, which he was aboard, crashed into the planet after SG-1 sabotaged the vessel's sublight drives. Much of the planet was probably devastated. (SG1, "Enemies")
Entac
Entac was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy which was home to a primitive species. Sometime prior to when SG-1 visited Netu, Sokar conquered Entac and took it as his own. Shortly thereafter, Martouf was tortured by Apophis with the Blood of Sokar on Netu and revealed—falsely—that Entac was the location of the cental Tok'ra
base. Apophis tried to use this information to gain a position of power
under Sokar, but Sokar revealed to him that he had recently conquered
the planet and found no Tok'ra there. (SG1: "The Devil You Know")

Erebus
Erebus was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy used for the construction of Goa'uld Ha'tak
vessels, and the location of a Jaffa labor camp for those forced into
their construction. Erebus also includes facilities for the
purification of the Naquadah
required to build the ships. Only Jaffa labor is used, as only they can
withstand the temperatures and toxic gasses emitted by the blast
furnaces fed by underground volcanic systems.
All its prisoners were relocated to the Alpha Site, anxious to join the Jaffa rebellion. (SG1: "Orpheus")

Gamma Site
The Gamma Site was an offworld outpost and research facility operated by Stargate Command and located on a planet some 24,000 light years from Earth. This planet was chosen for several reasons, one being its unique radioactive ionosphere which made beaming difficult.
The Gamma Site was chosen as the destination for a tour of delegates from the International Oversight Advisory, as a demonstration of the work being as part of the Stargate program. During this tour, a species of insect known as R-75 managed to breach containment and eventually overrun the facility. The base's self-destruct was triggered, and General Hank Landry initiated Protocol CR-91, dispatching the Odyssey to deliver a payload of toxin to kill R-75. (SG1: "The Scourge")

Hadante

Hadante was a prison planet which had no DHD in the Milky Way galaxy.The prisoners of Hadante were formerly inhabitants of Rillaan under the reign of the Taldur,
a powerful body of governors and sentencers who, in closed quarters,
made rash decisions based on crimes which, often, might have seemed
unjustified to outsiders.
Haktyl
Hak'tyl was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy the Hak'tyl Resistance set up a safe haven for the female Jaffa of Moloc. They were forced to move to another planet after there was concern that Moloc had learned of its location. (SG1: "Birthright", "Sacrifices")

Hanka
Hanka, designated P8X-987 by the Tau'ri, was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy, which held a Stargate. The entire population was wiped out by Nirrti through one of her many experiments. Everyone died, including the SGC team SG-7, except for one 12 year old girl named Cassandra, who now lives on Earth. (SG1: "Singularity")

Hassara
The Hasara space station was a space station located in the Hasara system. Considered neutral territory by the standards of the Goa'uld, it was chosen as the site of meetings for the High Council of System Lords. In the aftermath of the deaths of Apophis and Cronus, the space station was chosen to be the meeting place for the System Lords to discuss the future of the Goa'uld Empire. It was also where Ba'al sent a representative to deliver terms of peace for the System Lords, but Replicator Carter attacked the station, killing the System Lords (and presumably consuming the space station for raw materials). (SG1: "Summit", "Last Stand", "Reckoning, Part 1")

Hathors Home World

Hebrida

Grace Home World

Heliopolis
Heliopolis was the name given to the planet designated PB2-908, though originally designated P3X-972, by the Tau'ri which resided in the Milky Way galaxy and held a Stargate. It once served as a meeting place for the Alliance of Four Great Races before coming into the control of the Goa'uld. After Ra abandoned the planet, it remained largely forgotten before its rediscovery by the Tau'ri.

During the time of the Alliance of Four Great Races, Heliopolis was the chosen meeting place between the Ancients, Furlings, Nox, and Asgard.

Ionen_Nebel --> Ion Nebula
Col. William Ronson took SG-1 and his crew out on their first mission to test the fully-operational ship. Unfortunately, the naquadria
reactor which enabled the ship to travel in hyperspace had to be
jettisoned because of its instability. The Prometheus had to land on
the planet Tagrea. After some conflicts with the Tagreans they were allowed to stay and await parts and repair equipment brought through the Stargate in order to get back home. (SG1: "Memento")
The ship did not make it home, however, until the following year, using a hyperdrive taken from a captured Al'kesh bomber. This meant that the ship was underpowered, since the Al'kesh reactor was designed for a vessel one-tenth of Prometheus'
size. En route back to Earth, the ship was attacked by an unknown alien
ship and was forced to hide inside a corrosive nebula. Carter saved the
day and all of the crew were returned to continue their journey home. (SG1: "Grace")
Juna
Juna, designated P3X-729 and P2X-729 by the Tau'ri, was a planet originally under the domain of the Goa'uld Heru-ur, home to a pre-industrialized human population. SG-1
arrived and informed the people they no longer had to worship Heru-ur
(possibly following his death) and instructed them to bury the Stargate.
Unfortunately, after Apophis destroyed Heru-ur
, Cronus stepped in and laid claim to Juna, unearthed the Stargate and forced the locals to worship him, or face annihilation.
Juna is deciduous in plant life, but much of it is dead or
dying. The landscape is of dark browns and many grays, barely appearing
to be an adequate environment for the human population, who smear themselves in the planet's ample supplies of mud and other filth in disguise from invaders. (SG1: "Double Jeopardy")
The Stargate on Juna was still standing when the Ancient weapon on Dakara was used to destroy all the Replicators in the galaxy. (SG1: "Reckoning, Part 2")
Kallana
Kallana was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy, which held a Stargate and was under the jurisdiction of Jaffa, formerly loyal to Cronus. The planet was chosen by the Ori to be the location of a Supergate that would bring their forces into the Milky Way.
A Prior
arrived on Kallana, rid himself of the Jaffa population, and initiated
an Ori force field which eventually engulfed the entire planet. Once
this was done, the force field shrank the mass of Kallana until the
world had become a singularity, designed specifically for powering the
Supergate indefinitely.
The Supergate was destroyed before it was able to be activated, but Kallana was lost. (SG1: "Beachhead")
Kheb
Kheb is one of the many planets in the Milky Way to hold a Stargate, and was where Oma Desala had established a retreat to teach others the ways of ascension. Long ago, Jaffa who could no longer take a prim'ta
discovered Kheb. Believing that it was instructions on how to enter the
afterlife, they told small numbers of their elders. Soon, however, the Goa'uld
discovered learned of the planet and sent a group there, which was
subsequently destroyed. Afterwards, Kheb was declared off limits and
its Stargate address taken off official lists; however its address was
still passed down in Jaffa legend. Amonet later hid Shifu on Kheb to hide him from the System Lords. While searching for him SG-1 learned of its location, and traveled to the planet. Kheb served as the site of Daniel Jackson first becoming known to the Ancients, and where would he begin his long journey towards ascension. (SG1: "Maternal Instinct")

Kreshta

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Langara
Some time ago, it was occupied by a Goa'uld known as Thanos, who brought humans to the planet some three thousand years ago. Thanos attempted to create a new form of naquadah called naquadria, but his experiments nearly destroyed the planet.
It's unknown whether Thanos survived the incident, but it is not likely since the world was afterwards abandoned by the Goa'uld.
Over the millennia, the inhabitants of the planet become more
technological advanced and, by the early twenty-first century, it was
ruled by three superpowers, Kelowna, Terrania and the Andari Federation.

After Anubis
attempted to conquer Langara and take the naquadria, Kelowna, Terrania,
and the Andari Federation chose to form a joint council, which would
cooperate with each other. Langara was nearly devastated when a
naquadria vein came close to exploding, but Jonas and SG-1 were able to avert it.
During the Ori invasion of the Milky Way, Langara was conquered shortly after the devastation of Dakara. There has been no contact with the Langarans since, but with the use of the Ark of Truth, the remaining population would have been liberated

Latona
Latona, designated P2A-018 by the Tau'ri, was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy, which held a Stargate and was the homeworld of the Latonans and location of a device known as the Sentinel.
The Latonans most likely cut off ties with the Tau'ri after the
Sentinel incident, which had been caused by a rogue cell of the NID. SG-9 went to this planet to re-establish diplomatic relations with the planet's inhabitants. (SG1: "The Sentinel")

Madrona
Madrona, or PX7-941, was a planet in the Milky Way galaxy that was terraformed by unknown aliens roughly 900 years ago. In order to maintain the weather on Madrona, the Touchstone was necessary. It was inhabited by the Madronans, a primitive race, who had not the technology to terraform the planet, but the knowledge on how to use the Touchstone.
After it's terraforming, Madrona became an Earth-like
planet with a nice climate, which could easily turn into a deadly
blizzard, if the Touchstone was not used correctly or missing.
SG-1 visited the planet once, and returned after five weeks, in order to study the Touchstone. But it was stolen by people in SGC
uniforms. SG-1 agreed to recover the Touchstone, which they eventually
did, after discovering, that Earth's Beta Gate was used by the NID (SG1: "Touchstone")
Nasaya
Nasya, designated P3X-382 by the Tau'ri, was a forested planet in the Milky Way galaxy which was home to a Stargate as well as the Nasyans.
The people of Nasya were originally brought to their planet from Earth by an unknown Goa'uld sometime before 1700,
ekeing out a life on their new world. For reasons unknown, the Goa'uld
left the planet around 1700 and the people started to live their life
free of false gods, most of them living in a small village near the
Stargate which was on the border of a generous source of water.
Their peace would not last forever, however, as the Tok'ra Jolinar of Malkshur fled to the planet by spaceship in an attempt to hide from the Goa'uld. There, Jolinar's symbiote took a new host in the body of a Nasyan male in order to hide itself among the local populace while Rosha—Jolinar's previous host—left the planet by Stargate. Edrekh, an ashrak sent by Cronus,
chased Jolinar to Nasya but was thrown by Jolinar's ploy and, rather
than searching the local populace for her new host, instead chased
Rosha to another planet.

Netu
Netu was once an industrialized colony of Delmak. However, when the System Lord Sokar
conquered that world, he terraformed the moon to resemble Hell. He
changed the atmosphere of the moon by orbitally bombarding the surface,
causing molten lava to rise to the surface, and filling it with barely
breathable toxins. Sokar used Netu as a heavily guarded penal colony,
where he sent the condemned prisoners to suffer the harsh enviroment of
the moon. Sokar appointed Bynarr as the Lord of Netu. This was where Jolinar
was once sent to, but managed to have escaped, the first one to ever do
so, since every attempt by others failed. Jolinar had actually escaped
by seducing Bynarr. Sokar also banished Apophis and Selmak/Jacob Carter there. Apophis was appointed as Bynarr's First Prime, Na'onak.

Nox Home World
Gaia, designated P3X-774 by the Tau'ri, was the home planet of the Nox.
A forested world home to the advanced and mystical Nox. The planet,
considered the holder of a valuable secret to the Goa'uld, is lush and
deciduous. There the Nox live in symbiosis with their environment. The
world is also home to the Fenri, a large, flying animal.

Orban
Orban is a planet in the Milky Way galaxy, which held a Stargate. It is the homeworld of the Orbanians, an Aztec civilization transplanted from Earth by the Goa'uld
millenia ago. Orban is a testament to that settlement and the
civilization's attempts to rejuvenate their lifestyle, as can be seen
in the structures that abound in the richness of Aztec history.
Technologically, it has become a triumph. The Orbanians created their
nanite technology 49 years ago.
It is Daniel Jackson's
theory that the Teotihuacan civilization was destroyed by the Goa'uld.
Orban might be one home of very few settlements of Aztecs which have
survived Goa'uld oppression, if not the last.(SG1: "Learning Curve")
Pangar
Pangar was once ruled over by a Goa'uld before the planet was taken from him by Ra.
After a struggle with one of Ra's Enemies the planet was lost to him
but not before his former Queen Egiria, the mother of the Tok'ra was imprisoned on the planet. (SG1: "Cure")
After the Goa'uld left the planet the Pangarans developed into a
fairly advanced industrial civiliziation. The Pangarans later found
Ra's former outpost and unearthed a symbiote queen
in an archeological dig. They discovered that her off-spring could be
used to create a drug that had amazing healing powers which they
experiemnted on and were able to create tretonin. (SG1: "Cure")
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