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19NC
Airport
Double S
Red Oak, North Carolina

FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 07/31/2008 - 9/25/2008

Ops Comms Services Owner Runways IFR Procs Remarks

Location

FAA Identifier:19NC (One-Nine-November-Charlie)
Lat/Lng: 36.0648747222, -77.9230388889
36-03-53.5490N, 077-55-22.9400W
Estimated
Elevation: 195 feet Estimated
Magnetic Variation: 08W, (1990), [-9W (2008)]
Sectional: WASHINGTON
From City: 2nm NW of Red Oak

Operations

Use: Private
Airspace Analysis: CONDITIONAL
VFR, Private Use.
Ownership: Privately owned
Activation: 03/1994
Control Tower: no
ARTCC: Washington Center (ZDC)
FSS: Raleigh FSS (RDU)
Wind Indicator: Unlighted
Segmented Circle: no
Landing Fee: no

Communications

Services

Based Aircraft

Single Engine GA: 3
Total: 3

Annual Operations

Total: 0

Ownership

Owner: V. Roger Shanks
10155 Red Oak Blvd
Nashville, Nc 27856
252-937-4201
Manager: V. Roger Shanks
10155 Red Oak Blvd
Nashville, Nc 27856
252-937-4201

Runways

Runways: 17/35

Runway 17/35

Length: 2400 feet
Width: 100 feet
Surface: Grass / Sod
End 17 End 35
Objects: Trees Trees
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): Utility runway with a visual approach Utility runway with a visual approach
Object Height: 20' AGL 35' AGL
Object Distance: 50' Along centerline 100' Along centerline

Procedures

Additional Remarks


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