Landsat Ground Station Network Map

The link above display goes to an interactive map that shows active and historical ground stations operated by the U.S. and IC Ground Station Network. 

Landsat Ground Network stations are located in the United States (Alaska and South Dakota), Australia, Germany and Norway and serve as the primary data acquisition and telemetry, tracking, and control sites for active Landsat missions.

Active International Cooperator Ground Stations are operated by a foreign government or organization that partners with the USGS. Stations in the network directly receive Landsat data during satellite overpasses and support regional acquisition, processing, and distribution and provide contingency data collection capacity to the LGN in the event of a spacecraft anomaly or malfunction.

Historical International Cooperator Ground Stations, while no longer in a formal active partnership with the USGS, have downlinked Landsat data at various points throughout Landsat's more than 50-year mission.