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    Lakeside is an abandoned, little used strip that sits right on the edge of the restricted area. From above its edges are discernible, but are a little harder to see when at low altitude. The strip is prone to flooding and may not be dried out until late summer or Fall. The nearby hills look like they offer some great hiking and exploring opportunities.

    Runway
    • Length

      2000

    • Width

      50

    • Surface

      DIRT

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    • Facility ID

      new

    • Elevation

      4213

    • CTAF

      122.9

    • State

      UT

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    Lat: 41.21284659716 , Long: -112.91352466296 - , USA

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    • Northwest Mountain
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