| 21M
Seaplane Base
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Currier's
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Greenville Junction, Maine
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FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 05/02/2013 - 6/27/2013
| FAA Identifier: | 21M (Two-One-Mike) |
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| Lat/Lng: |
45.4783055556, -69.6193055556
45-28-41.9000N, 069-37-09.5000W
Estimated by FAA-EST on 09/07/2010
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| Elevation: |
1029 feet
Estimated
by OWNER
on 12/04/2002
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| Magnetic Variation: |
18W,
(2000),
[-17W (2013)]
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| Sectional: |
MONTREAL
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| From City: |
in Greenville Junction
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| Use: |
Open to the public
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| Airspace Analysis: |
CONDITIONAL
Provided VFR Operations; All Users Must be in Radio Contact with Each Other Prior to Entering the Traffic Pattern Due to Proximity with Greenville Spb (52B); All Users Must be in Radio Contact Prior to Take-Off; and All Users are Advised and Comply with These Conditions.
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| Ownership: |
Privately owned
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| Activation: |
12/2002
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| Attended: |
May-Oct Every day Daylight hours
Nov-Apr Every day UNATNDD (local)
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| Control Tower: |
no
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| ARTCC: |
Boston Center
(ZBW)
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| FSS: |
Bangor FSS
(BGR)
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| NOTAMs and Weather: |
BGR
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| Wind Indicator: |
Lighted
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| Landing Fee: |
no
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| Airframe Repair: |
None
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| Powerplant Repair: |
None
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| Other Services: |
Beaching Gear, Annual Surveying
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| Single Engine GA: |
10
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| Total: |
10
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| For year ending: |
08/09/2012
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| Local GA (< 20 miles): |
1000
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| Non-local GA: |
100
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| Total: |
1100
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| Owner: |
Roger Currier
Po Box 351
Greenville Junction, Me 04442
207-695-2778
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| Manager: |
Roger Currier
Po Box 351
Greenville Junction, Me 04442
207-695-2778
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Runway 18W/36W
| Length: |
10000 feet
by Owner on 12/04/2002
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| Width: |
3000 feet
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| Surface: |
Water, Excellent Condition
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End 18W |
End 36W |
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| True Alignment: |
179,
(162 Magnetic)
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359,
(342 Magnetic)
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| Right Hand Pattern: |
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Yes
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| Elevation at End: |
1029.0' MSL
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1029.0' MSL
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| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): |
Utility runway with a visual approach
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Utility runway with a visual approach
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| Object Clearance Slope: |
50:1
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50:1
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| • | Spb may be Unusable from Mid-Nov to Mid-may Due to Fall Ice Formation and Spring Ice Break-Up and Other Adverse Conditions. Aircraft may Require Skis During Winter Months Due to Frozen Surface Conditions. for Spb Conditions Call 207-695-2778. |
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| • | be Alert for Recreational Boats During Summer Months and Snowmobiles During Winter Months. |
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| • | 150 Ft Radio Tower 200 Ft W of Sealane and 150 Ft Radio Tower 1000 Ft SW of Sealane. |
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| • | be Alert: Nearby Greenville Seaplane Base (1.1 Mi East) and Greenville Muni (3.3 Mi East) Utilize 122.8 for Unicom/CTAF. |
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