W16 - First Air Fld

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47.8713636, -121.9952439
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Location: Monroe, WA
Elevation: 50ft
Sectional: Seattle
Activation date: Nov 1969
Fuel: None
Runway 07/25: 2,087ft
Access: Open to the public
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  • No objecion provided rwy 25 is dsplcd 500'.
  • Rwy elev: 25 end 46', 7 end 33'.
  • solar powered runway lights.
  • For cd ctc seattle apch at 206-214-4722.
  • Pilots bring own ropes.
  • Numbers 200' e of dsplcd thr; numbers only; no cntrln. word - monroe - painted midfield on ry.
  • Acft parked in primary sfc.
  • Unsealed cracks and joints. alligator cracking and vegetation through cracks and joints.
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