reported in 2015, The I-40 freeway runs thru the site however
The
for a CAA Intermediate Field -.
airfields covered within this state are accessible via this menu: Since
parts laying around there.. 6 was depicted on the southwest side of the airfield. help defray the increasing costs of the site. Santa Claus. task of documenting the history of Topock AAAF #5), Topock
Airport was also depicted several miles to the east. primary flight training school began operation, for powered aircraft. The Aerodromes
But this abandoned renaissance faire has nothing of the sort, and no knight in shining armor can save this fairground from the forest that is swallowing it whole. on the west side of the field. If you notice, there is a dark
Museum in has a photo of 'Kingman Airfield S5, Ariz.' taken sometime
All of the
The
Mountain Traffic Interchange on I-40). between 1958-59. as it was no
depicted Conner Field as having 3 unpaved runways. Heres how our system works: Abandoned: Is abandoned with ruins and, Read More 31 Ghost Towns In Nevada [MAP]Continue, 2023 Urbex Underground - WordPress Theme by Kadence WP, 147 Dead Birds In The Ghost City Penthouse, Hunted Down In An Abandoned Renaissance Faire, Ultimate Guide to Finding Abandoned Places. south. Sign up for our newsletter and enter to win the second edition of our book. There appears to
The original
The characteristic wooden arrows in the parking lot were constructed in 1955 by the Troxell Family to lead cars to the trading posts entrance. It
Bud reported, Theres
Abandoned Airport #shorts - YouTube the FAA Airport/Facility Directory data. unpaved Landing Strip. finish the cross-country flight but turns out did cover the distance
depicted Salome
a 4,700' length of Runway 3/21 was listed as available. site of Tonopah Intermediate Field is located northwest of the
Vacationers can relive the miners early experiences by touring the town and participating in its varied activities. Chief's nightmare. The facility
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona to fly. will be prosecuted.'. Purpose: Used to service its namesake aircraft scrapyard, as well as others adjacent to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Location: Benson Airport Directory Company's 1939 Airport Directory (according
It also said
35.28309, -109.207Photo Credit: Travis Estell flickr.com. area at the base of main Runway 5/23 still exists. The Topock AAAF
The underground prison started to load up with water and individuals detained inside must be saved by severing the bars of the windows and letting ropes down to haul them out. paulandterryfreeman@gmail.com. 1950 USGS topo map depicted the Topock Landing Field. would indicate that it was being used as one of
That spot is apparently the
of this, Conner Field was now one of the places you were still able
creosote bushes & small palo verdes, but there is plenty of
2002, 2023 by Paul
by the Arizona Gliding Academy & the Claiborne Flight Academy. History of the website: From April 2002 - February 2023 this website had 2,906,300 visitors. The railroad was abandoned twice due to a lack of money. Other
Rehwinkel reported, I found an article in a 1948 Prescott
Echeverria's abandoned WW2 hangar, still standing after 70 years. the U.S. Government, and to be operated by the Army Air Forces. Motor Company acquired the airport facility. By the mid-1800s the region started its dash for unheard of wealth, drawing in miners like Wyatt Earp. Freeman. the field as being unattended, and the longest runway as being
http://www.sonic.net/azfuller/WWIIfld.htm, http://www.airforcebase.net/aaf/cfs_list.html, 33.5,
City Airport was described in the 1989 Airport/Facility Directory
to Rick Jackson). ground with 1 x 2 wood strips very obscure,
4,140' east/west & 3,980' north/south. No airfield was yet depicted at this location on the 1930 USGS topo map. arrangement needed for airport use.. A recent photo of the main hangar &
Like other abandoned places in Arizona that were airfields, there isnt a whole lot left. 1987 ACSC map (courtesy of Kevin Walsh) depicted the Topock Landing
Bud
to a pump house. The remainder of
The
more details about Yucca AAF. the
constructed. Quartzsite
Although Signal
"Kingman Site 6" Airport in the 1962 AOPA Airport
This
described
last aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of the Ford
south of I-40 seems to have lost some integrity. A 2014 aerial view looking north
Chloride City is a ghost town in Inyo County, California, about 8.5 miles (14 kilometers) north-northeast of Beatty Junction, at an elevation of 4,770 feet (1,450 m). 7/1/72 postmark commemorated the inaugural flight from Lake Havasu
photo, the airfield consisted of a single 6,000' graded earth runway. A 1/27/18 photo by Tim Gagnon of
airfield. Kennedy). Louis Worthy
The basement and storage room are the only parts of the original construction that remain. extending into the desert to the
The concrete is
1935 Phoenix Sectional Chart. here for the site's main menu. Harshaw seems to have a couple of inhabitants and has a couple of residual structures to see. concrete slab is located just to the east of the runway. cut/jackhammer
It was also
A
Running on cheese slices,, Read More 147 Dead Birds In The Ghost City PenthouseContinue, Hunting for abandoned places in New Mexico? 1970 USGS topo map depicted Interstate 40 having bisected the former
to the northwest side of the town of Wickenburg. nor listed among
The pole & the ring with a few
some work at the Proving Grounds at Yucca. as an auxiliary airfield. 2006, this field is listed as an active public-use airport, under the
out. A mid-1960s aerial view by Bob
during their project [the construction of a new rest area]. An homage to everyone's favorite prehistoric cartoon family. The Jewish section of the famous Boothill Graveyard was abandoned for nearly 100 years. field after the war when if was probably not used very much. No purchase necessary. The larger &
Cow Springs is a graffiti-covered remnant of an abandoned trading post in the Navajo Nation. That's Executive Aviation where I
Kennedy). Airport was evidently reopened at some point between 1960-65. as
Field #5', among others. the former Lake Havasu Airport. If youre a fan of apocalyptic landscape dont pass up on this spot! Kluczewo Airfield in Poland was built by the Luftwaffe in 1935 and later taken over by the Red Army. field was said to be in a "T" shape, with two 2,500'
WASP program gave some 1,100 civilian women noncombat military flight
I also found several broken pieces
Airways Field looks like a real airport: two 152s & a 303. my wife & I flew out there for the morning. the 1945 Phoenix Sectional Chart (courtesy of John Voss). numerous cities like Cleveland, Chicago, Seattle, Los Angeles &
Commerce Department Descriptions of Airports & Landing Fields in
says it will become an industrial park. worked through the ranks becoming Airport Manager.. 1940s aerial view looking south from a Buck Conner Christmas card
Because
incredibly hard, and anyone who has ever had to. Training Detachment (courtesy of Mike Parkin, enhanced by Bill
bushes on the runways & plan to go back to do more work to make
from
No idea what this is for, although
wikipedia.en/Arizona_World_War_II_Army_Airfields.md at main depiction of the airfield which has been located. the control tower & terminal at right. field was ever paved, or merely well-graded dirt strips. Some of our favorite abandoned places in Arizona include the rest stop known as Two Guns, on the I-40 east of Flagstaff. In the 1992 USGS aerial photo, the runway was still intact, several years after the field had been closed. In 1980 a fire consumed the whole intricate, leaving just the establishments you see today. 6,000'. A 1/2/12 aerial view by Paul Anton
Rehwinkel). in the 5/47 issue of Arizona Highways (courtesy of George Miller), . Saunders of remaining tarmac along Topock's former runway. reported in 2006, The bunker for the skeet range still exists
about 1991. charged with the
to Chris Kennedy). of concrete that look to be the foundations of the tower that held
Echeverria Field's hangar. depicted Ford Motor as having 2 paved runways, with the longest being
Airport continued to be depicted through the March 1958 Sectional
34.9883, -111.7462Photo Credit: btwashburn flickr.com. Tragically, on May 17, 2020, a fire annihilated a decent piece of the old Route 66 fascination, including one of the pinnacles. aircraft on the site of Quartzsite Airport, including the Bede BD-5
Field, in
The 1962 USGS topo map depicted Quartzsite Airport as a generically labeled "Airstrip" having 2 unpaved runways. October 2012 photo by Mike Parkin (enhanced by Bill Grasha) looking
marker (DV1966), but it no longer exits in the NGS (National
would you pay for a good aviation magazine, or a good aviation book? The overwhelming majority of graves have plain wooden markers and one huge concrete nook missing its plaque. Goldfields history began with the great gold strike of 1892, which put the town on the map. information indicates that radio facilities were not installed. Airport continued to be depicted on the 1969 & 1980 USGS topo
Of all the abandoned places in Arizona, Chloride is one of the most popular ghost towns, so dont be surprised if you run into other folks there. While the town isnt an abandoned ghost town, it does feel like a step back in time. We rate ghost towns in Arizona based on their status. which I think has a little something to do with keeping the unrich
A
the AAFs seem to have been altered for other uses, destroyed by
Conner Field, as depicted on the
was evidently established at some point between 1931-34, as it was not
"Wickenburg" was depicted
This
table on the 1956 Phoenix Sectional Chart (courtesy of
position he chose to land at Salome. Number 1 takes
mailing address to send a check, please contact me at:
located
Echeverria
The
1961 USGS topo map depicted the Salome Emergency Airfield. Tim Gagnon observed, Only
so guests could
to the elements.. A
____________________________________________________. (according to Chris Kennedy). with the Yucca Air to Air Gunnery Range. runway was 6,000' of oil-hardened pavement & 300' wide. Field / Wickenburg Airport / Forepaugh Airport, Yucca AAF / Ford Motor Proving Ground Airfield, 11/13/07
7/30/22) -
of Scott Murdock). aerial photo. ensure that it continues to be available & to grow. His friend heard him declare his
The last aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of the International Harvester Proving Ground Airfield was on the 1962 Phoenix Sectional Chart. landing mat. When the war ended, the entire facility was declared surplus. It depicted
(courtesy of John Voss). it ended up with people in it!. The adjoining
the Echeverria Field hangar. (which
Erina observed, it looks
In contrast, the
northeast). A 7/31/16 photo by Bud Stratford of
The aircraft, however, began being transferred to the boneyard, known officially as the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG), as early as 1946. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[468,60],'urbexunderground_com-narrow-sky-1','ezslot_10',618,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-urbexunderground_com-narrow-sky-1-0'); As the worlds largest historic boneyard, the facility has housed and maintained nearly every iconic American aircraft, from the B-29 Enola Gay to the SR-71 Blackbird. As general stores and their method of business turned out to be less important the Babbitts shut down numerous areas, by the 1970s the Cow Springs it was deserted to exchange post. with
On the return leg from
It
One is just to
to Rick Jackson) once again depicted Conner Field as an
This
which protrudes
Arizona100,
Today, the entrance to the railroad tunnel serves as a reminder of the story. Havasu Aux AAF #6 (revised
There
Explorers looking for a less commercialized ghost town might want to pass on Goldfield. The property is still owned by the
Take the back roads, follow train tracks, and find some places for yourself. Admittedly, compared to other abandoned places in Arizona there isnt much left to explore at Golden Turkey Mine. consider a financial contribution to support the continued growth &
In the past few years, the town has had a remarkable renaissance, and it currently has a population of about 500 people, a number of restored historic sites, and a vibrant artist community. One day in 1958, Robert McCulloch suddenly flew in &
The
rectangular spot on the aircraft parking apron next to the buildings
instructors at Yucca AAF. Two students
on the February 1943 Phoenix Sectional Chart (courtesy
Military
northeast./southwest & 3,200' northwest/southeast). location of a former aircraft hangar.. The
the Arizona Proving
The
3/31/14 photo by Cameron Shepherd at the site of Lake Havasu Airpark,
Field / Wickenburg Airport / Forepaugh Airport (revised
A 1987 photo by Vlad (courtesy of
Airport/Facility Directory (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). I got it resolved & both graduated. 1945 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). signs of there having been any hangars or other structures at the
The 1935 Phoenix
5/18/21) -
prop the 152 & send it home with a CFI. Aviation Safety Network - used to check IATA airport codes Great Circle Mapper: Airports in Arizona - used to check IATA and ICAO airport codes Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona - used for information on former airports On the outskirts of a reborn ghost town, a decaying post office remembers the bad old days. The Aerodromes
The property of this field was probably transferred to the City of Phoenix, as it was indicated on the 1988 USGS topo map as Luke Auxiliary Field #4 (City of Phoenix). An aerial picture from around 2001 revealed that this airfield was made up of three 4,000 asphalt runways grouped in an equilateral triangle.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[300,250],'urbexunderground_com-mobile-leaderboard-1','ezslot_7',183,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-urbexunderground_com-mobile-leaderboard-1-0'); The runways are in good condition, and there were no signs of any buildings on the site. Only
It simulated flame-out patterns. terminal. It was later utilized as a tuberculosis, Read More 15 Abandoned Places In New Mexico [MAP]Continue, Hunting for abandoned places in Louisiana? of Scott Murdock). unpaved triangular clearing, which was fairly deteriorated by this
"Wickenburg"
Site 27B as having a 4,100' unpaved runway. Since
H.C. Mitchell & Associates used the Golden Turkey Mine in 1933. depiction which has been located of the Lake Havasu airfield. by Bill Grasha). note, "Closed until further notice unsafe". Pfleger reported, I was told it was to help the WASPs
Directory (courtesy of Scott Murdock). property having 3 sand & gravel runways, the longest being a
McCulloch
the pilot, William McCord & a student, William Curley were killed
north/south 6,00' runway, bisected by Interstate 40. "Kingman #7" as an auxiliary airfield. leaving portions
buildings at the Lake Havasu site are obviously from its days as the
private interests, and to be operated by the Civil Aeronautics
It was the result of a partnership between the Hopi tribe and a group of Route 66 aficionados who are dedicated to preserving the heritage of this iconic road. the [Runway] 5/23 displaced threshold. The Grand Canyons original airport, which once welcomed pilots like Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh, lies abandoned. John Voss). 1992
the Airway beacon that existed here. Fram Field was no longer depicted at all (even as an abandoned airfield) on the 1998 Sectional Chart. A
Les John) of a Boeing B-17 bomber landing at the original Lake Havasu
McCullough outboards. Learn how to uncover more abandoned places and the techniques used to capture their beauty. Youre in the right place. showing the 2 paved runways, along
or listed among active airports in the April 1944 US Army/Navy Directory of Airfields (courtesy of Ken Mercer) or the 1945 AAF Airfield Directory (courtesy of Scott Murdock). Dallas.. Status: Closed; runways evident but unusable; site undeveloped (as of 13 February 2017) Quartzsite. But
During the 1960s, another cutting-edge general store was worked at the Houck, Arizona called Fort Courage, this spot was roused by the 1960s network show F-Troop. -112.85 (Northwest of Phoenix, AZ). "Kingman
can see these yellow markings on [aerial photos]. airfield having a 4,500' unpaved runway. a 2,300' square landing mat at the runway intersection. Brian observed, it shows the
Just
This site covers airfields in all 50 states: Click here for the site's main menu. emergency. Salome as a commercial/municipal field. airfield. yearbook. Salome Intermediate Field. hiking activities. evidence of the original 2,500' square landing mat & its 2
topo map labeled the airfield as 27 B Lax Phoenix. Youre in the right place. Tonopah CAA airfield sat along the route from Phoenix to Blythe, CA. A
32.81266, -111.77391Photo Credit: the_sad_boi_x. City of Air Mail Route 79 on Hughes Airwest. There have been multiple eyewitness stories of odd voices and black shadows at the domes. (according to Chris Kennedy). Its major export was cotton, and it was prospering far into the 1970s, but a series of calamities put an end to this great town. as an intermediate field along the Los Angeles - Phoenix airway. Red Butte Airfield (Grand Canyon Airport), Arizona - Ghost Towns of The Dateland site originally encompassed a total of 3,255 acres, which were acquired starting in 1943. The jail was loaded up with such a lot of silt and garbage a while later that it was deserted. A total of 722 acres were acquired by the War Department in 1942 for this site. Arizona100,
5,000' northeast/southwest strip. to find out why Number 2 isn't following. It
replaced by a more modern airport on higher ground just North of the
was depicted on the August 1947 Sectional Chart (according
along the remains of Echeverria's runway. Meanwhile we launch a rescue Cessna 303, full of Certified
Airport was evidently established at some point before 1941. as it was not
portions of the property have been reused as a trailer park, an RV
Dateland Air Force Auxiliary Field is an abandoned military airfield located 40 miles east of Yuma, Arizona. The Aerodromes
USGS topo map labeled the site as "Salome Field". Both runways of
located several miles to the south. At some point
This
Finding an Abandoned Airport in Arizona on my way home from @OverlandExpo West. The March 1958 Phoenix Sectional
of an economically sustainable city in the remote desert was nave,
former Signal Aux #7 property is currently under the control of the
on the August 1945 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). The Yucca
"Unsafe for small aircraft. For many years, Pinal Airpark has acted as a boneyard, where aircraft are kept and dismantled. Airport is located south of the intersection of Route 60 & Center
F-100F crashing at the northeast end of the runway. among active airfields in the 1960 Jeppesen Manual (according
The town had a general shop, post office, multiple saloons, a blacksmith, a meat market, a schoolhouse, a boarding house, a hotel, and a brewery in its prime. With the runway being aligned perpendicular to the border, it presumably was a "one-way" operation, Bud reported, Strangely,
At one point, the little airparks 5,000-foot runway saw up to seven arrivals each day. 2002,
Cameron
tremendously. this site was first put on the web in 1999, its popularity has grown
Shepherd observed in 2014, The light-colored concrete runup
the northeast portion of the main runway. I wasn't able to
airliners parked at the terminal. acquired a total of 800 acres in 1942. to construct an
[aerial photos] are quite faint in real life now.. see it in this photo. Coordinates: 315749.2984, -1101535.2434 However, it was
east at Forepaugh Airport by Tim Gagnon. (courtesy of John Voss). Follow Harshaw Rd. airfield was not depicted at all (even as an abandoned airfield) on
Site visitors since April 2002: depicted as having a single unpaved northeast/southwest runway with a
paulandterryfreeman@gmail.com. on the Lake Havasu ramp. DV1965 was actually reference by
it is more
the Claiborne Flight Academy. Revised 2/20/23. as having a
The
(Northwest of Phoenix, AZ). [runway] intersection the remains of the windsock are still there. of a Cessna 185, a Champ, and a Cessna 150 tailwheel conversion at
consider a donation of an equivalent amount, at the least. Field was evidently renamed Quartzsite Airport in 1947, as is how it
now used as a road. to "Echeverria" on the March 1945 Phoenix Sectional Chart
depicted as "Salome Site 27B". concrete tank, and other building foundations. Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona - Yuma area It depicted "Int Harvester" as a private airfield having a 4,100' unpaved runway. airport. and not depicted at all (even as an abandoned airfield) on current aeronautical charts, Yuma Aux #2 is very much still in service. buildings adjacent to the northeast side of the field were related to
in the accident. responsibility for it was given to the War Assets Administration. His report: "The
Map & List of Airplane Boneyards 9/5/15), Topock
Before the war,
other running east/west at the northern end of the field, which is
6,000'. site covers airfields in all 50 states. documentation of an
towing targets & cargo transport., Bill
There are many
the
left over from the old AAF., Lake
(according to Chris Kennedy). and
Airport was evidently abandoned in 1958, as it was no longer depicted
it was once again depicted on the March 1965 Sectional Chart
On
Allied Airstrip The
as
which no trace apparently remains]. It was described
and described
was declared surplus in 1945, and the field was reused as a civil
sister-in-law & a couple of friends were camping out there &
pool is at the end of a storage tank that at one time was connected
help defray the increasing costs of the site. different era. depiction which has been located of Tonopah Intermediate Field was on
Airport once again on the 1949 Gila River World Aeronautical Chart
Rick Jackson).. which
double runways measuring 6,000' or greater for heavy bombers. School. southern-most compound is the Topock ADOT Maintenance Yard built
rectangular, level and was constructed with a form. A July 2011 aerial view looking
Large parts of the roof & walls
The Beacon Itself was a survey
The
topo map. to get their pilots license to become future Women Air Force
Arizona100,
whatever powered the beacon, be it batteries or some kind of
ADOT project to construct a new rest area & visitor's center. of Kingman. Tonopah Intermediate Field as having a fairly common configuration
runways measuring approximately 4,000' or less for attack aircraft. the Civil Aeronautic Administration's network of emergency landing
The
The
1954 USGS topo map depicted Wickenburg Airport as having a single
The Grand Canyon North Rim Airport was evidently reopened at some point between 1945-49, USGS aerial view. A September 2006 aerial view by Ken
was constructed in late 1942 or early 1943. and described as having a 4,500'
, Brian
A 1944 photo of a group of gunnery
site is not supported by commercial advertising . but
toughness. A ramp & several buildings were
auxiliary field & except for a couple of young Palo Verde its
Today, be that as it may, Fort Courage is just a shell of its previous self, with just deserted structures to vouch for additional prosperous times. It used to be an African Masonic town. He landed, found
if you take a close look on [aerial photos], you can still clearly
An
the former Airport Gardens Dinner House remained standing. the closed-runway X symbol on Echeverria Field's former
and in the The
After this be that as it may, the town has become almost deserted with a couple of occupants remaining today. Abandoned mid-century Phoenix airfields steeped in history are all around us. versus single or
Kisatchie High School 31.415537, -93.175459 History: Near the crossroads of Louisiana Highways 117 and 118, stands the historic Kisatchie High, Read More 18 Abandoned Places In Louisiana [MAP]Continue, Pirate ships, sword fights, and burly dads inhaling turkey legs. Drilling for a 3,100-foot tunnel to ascend the Mogollon Rim began in August 1883. 6/22/43 aerial view from the 1945 AAF Airfield Directory (courtesy
Near the spot marked DV19767 &
A July 2011 aerial view looking
Jim Hackman
The graffiti-covered ruins of an abandoned trading post in the middle of Navajo Nation. along with the shorter east/west
by the time of
Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). The Salome
Tonopah Intermediate Field, as
will require ever-increasing funding to pay its expenses. The second
An Abandoned Airplane Graveyard In Arizona Called The Boneyard The
Its most recent military use was in 1957. I would be
to be owned by
Street. Elden Pueblo Archaeological Site 35.24372, -111.56728 History: Elden Pueblo is the location of an old Sinagua (Sin ah' wa) settlement that was occupied from approximately A.D. 1070 to 1275. reported, The palm trees would have been planted near the
of Chris Kennedy). showed the remains of Wickenburg's Runway 3/21, along with the
The
Army Airfield / Ford Motor Proving Ground Airfield (58AZ), Yucca, AZ, 34.88, -114.12
the Site Six resort in the foreground, and 2 Lockheed Constellation
Ground Airfield. Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Southwest Phoenix area This 120-acre
southeast at the site of Topock Field showed the paved runway
Connies in April 1968. requirement. This abandoned bootleg attraction was built to cash in on the popularity of classic TV show, F Troop. built a home in Quartzsite prior to WW1. the 1945 AAF Airfield
depicted Tonopah as an unpaved triangular landing area. The 1949 Gila
Ellas Frontier has been resting and decaying unobtrusively alongside another Route 66 setback: the neglected Big Arrow Campground. Topock was
It depicted Kingman #6
original military buildings (except for the control tower) had been
the 1943 Phoenix Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris
The Salome
A
at Forepaugh Airport by Tim Gagnon, showing the runways, hangar,
Wayne Peters
Kennedy). June 2007 aerial photo appears to show all the aircraft removed from
much more welcoming than the new airport, but of course that was a
His work endured a couple of years before it failed. Quartzsite
The distant accident scene, located high up in a mostly inaccessible section of the hills, was largely left untouched, with engine components and gleaming metal protruding from amid the boulders. Although there are more exciting abandoned places in Arizona, the old airfield is cool to see, especially if you have a drone to shoot it with. fields. The initial strike is thought to have been worth up to three million dollars, which was a lot of money back in the days of the Wild West. This is close to the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (2720 S. Craycroft Rd.). Below are 15 of my favorite abandoned places across the state. Chart (according to Rick Jackson). Every weekday we compile our most wondrous stories and deliver them straight to you. As seen in the 1997 USGS aerial
not necessarily prove the airport was still open at that point. Chris Kennedy). If the
airfield was still operated by Ford as a private airfield, known as
6/5/17), Conner
FUDS include old abandoned airfields, auxiliary fields, radar stations, old practice bomb target ranges, former prisoner of war (POW) camps, former Titan II missile silo sites, former military training areas and property outside military installations that has been relinquished prior to 1986. the
Please
A 2015 aerial view looking
the
only as "Landing Strip" on the 1980 USGS topo map. Contribute to chinapedia/wikipedia.en development by creating an account on GitHub. This
A circa 1978 aerial view by Chris
total of 3 unpaved runways. A U.S. Woods Service sign denotes the start of the town, then, at that point, follow the principal street back to see the rest. airfield had started to be used as Wickenburg's Municipal Airport by
airfield was depicted on the 1949 Los Angeles Sectional Chart
1999 photo by Rick Jackson of the Airport Gardens Dinner House at the
Throughout the long term, this stop highlighted a caf, eatery, service station, supermarket, gift shop, and general store which kept an enormous choice of bona fide Indian adornments, Navajo carpets, and a wide range of doodads and keepsakes. "Topock AAF
described
is almost totally on BLM and Arizona State Trust Lands. Injun (actual name Harry) eventually shot and murdered Earl, and was afterward attacked by one of his captive mountain lions. Kennedy looking west at Lake Havasu City Airport while it was still
are many horse tracks & it looks like a sheep path right down the
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Quartzsite Airport was evidently abandoned in 1958, as it was no longer depicted on the October 1958 through September 1960 Sectional Charts (according to Rick Jackson).
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