21N - Mattituck

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40.9869444, -72.5191389
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Location: Mattituck, NY
Elevation: 30ft
Sectional: New York
Activation date: Sep 1947
Fuel: None
Runway 01/19: 2,200ft
Access: Open to the public
This airport is privately owned but open to the public.
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  • All trng opns; tkof/lndg practice and night opns are prohibited.
  • Segmented circle has no tfc pattern indicator.
  • Deer on & invof arpt.
  • For cd ctc new york apch at 516-683-2449.
  • Ctlng obstn exceeds 45 deg slp.
  • +29 ft trees 73 ft fm thr 38 ft r; +50 ft trees 0 ft fm thr 64 ft l; +8 ft berm 29-69 ft fm thr on both sides of rwy.
  • Call amgr for pmsn to lnd.
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