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    Description

    The dirt and gravel strip is in good condition.  A windsock is on the north end but the desert sun and wind has deteriorated it to the point of being unusable.  There is a gradual uphill grade to the north and power lines on that end.  I did not find tiedowns on the north end but there is an open area too park.

    This strip is on BLM property and is open to the public for use.

    Runway
    • Length

      2300

    • Width

      75

    • Surface

      DIRT

    Details
    • Facility ID

      No ID 192

    • Elevation

      4118

    • CTAF

      122.9

    • State

      CA

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    Lat: 36.26559886882 , Long: -117.59637218290 - , USA

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    • Recreational
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    • Mountains
    • Desert
    Region
    • Western Pacific
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