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Battle Mountain
Battle Mountain, Nevada

FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 11/20/2008 - 1/15/2009

Ops Comms Services Owner Runways IFR Procs Remarks

Location

FAA/ICAO Identifier:BAM / KBAM
Lat/Lng: 40.5990458333, -116.874335833
40-35-56.5650N, 116-52-27.6090W
Estimated by NGS
Elevation: 4532 feet Estimated
Magnetic Variation: 17E, (1980), [14E (2008)]
Sectional: SALT LAKE CITY
From City: 3nm SE of Battle Mountain

Operations

Use: Open to the public
Ownership: Publicly owned
Activation: 02/1944
Attended: Oct-May Every day 0700-1700 (local) Jun-Sep Every day 0700-1800 (local)
After Hrs Call (775) 635-2245.
Control Tower: no
ARTCC: Salt Lake City Center (ZLC)
FSS: Reno FSS (RNO)
NOTAMs and Weather: RNO NOTAM-D service at airport
Wind Indicator: Lighted
Segmented Circle: yes
Lights: Dusk-Dawn (local time), Activate MIRL Runways 03/21 & 12/30 and Perimeter Lights H1 - CTAF.
Beacon: Clear-Green (Lighted Land Airport)
Landing Fee: no

Communications

CTAF: 122.800
UNICOM: 122.800
Weather: AWOS-3 775-635-8419 119.45

Services

Fuel: Grade 100LL Gasoline (low lead blue)
Jet A - Kerosene, freeze point -40C
Airframe Repair: Major
Powerplant Repair: Major
Bottled Oxygen: None
Bulk Oxygen: None
Transient Storage: Hanger,Tie-Down

Based Aircraft

Single Engine GA: 6
Total: 6

Annual Operations

For year ending: 06/30/2008
AirTaxi: 1800
Local GA (< 20 miles): 6420
Non-local GA: 3600
Military Operations: 120
Total: 11940

Ownership

Owner: Lander County
315 South Humbolt St.
Battle Mountain, Nv 89820
775-635-2885
Manager: Gene Etcheverry
County Manager
315 South Humbolt
Battle Mountain, Nv 89820
775-635-2885

Runways

Runways: 03/21
12/30
H1
H2

Runway 03/21

Length: 7299 feet
Width: 150 feet
Surface: Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Excellent Condition
Weight Capacity: Single Wheel aircraft: 30,000 lbs
Dual Wheel aircraft: 125,000 lbs
Runway Lights Edge Intensity: Med Intensity
End 03 End 21
True Alignment: 049, (035 Magnetic) 229, (215 Magnetic)
Runway Markings: Nonprecision Instrument, Good Condition Nonprecision Instrument, Good Condition
Gradient: 0.1 0.1
Elevation at End: 4530.9' MSL 4526.4' MSL
Elevation at Touchdown Zone: 4531' MSL 4528' MSL
Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: 26' AGL 45' AGL
Visual Glide Path Angle: 3.00° 3.00°
Visual Glide Slope Indicator: 2-Box VASI on right side of runway 4-light PAPI on left side of runway
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): Utility runway with a nonprecision approach Utility runway with a visual approach
Object Clearance Slope: 50:1 50:1

Runway 12/30

Length: 7300 feet
Width: 100 feet
Surface: Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Good Condition
Weight Capacity: Single Wheel aircraft: 30,000 lbs
Dual Wheel aircraft: 104,000 lbs
Runway Lights Edge Intensity: Med Intensity
End 12 End 30
True Alignment: 139, (125 Magnetic) 319, (305 Magnetic)
Runway Markings: Basic, Good Condition Basic, Good Condition
Gradient: 0.2 0.2
Elevation at End: 4531.7' MSL 4531.4' MSL
Elevation at Touchdown Zone: 4532' MSL 4531' MSL
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): Utility runway with a visual approach Utility runway with a visual approach
Object Clearance Slope: 50:1 50:1

Runway H1

Length: 60 feet
Width: 60 feet
Surface: Porland Cement Concrete, Good Condition
Runway Lights Edge Intensity: Perimeter

Runway H2

Length: 60 feet
Width: 60 feet
Surface: Porland Cement Concrete, Good Condition

Procedures

Additional Remarks

A110*G-This Airport Has Been Surveyed by the National Geodetic Survey.
(E81) Edge Reflectors.

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