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Double A

Carver, MA
Phone: 603-225-3134
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Overview

Attendance: Not Attended
Unattended
Tower:No
Elevation:90 ft (27.4 m) (Estimated)
Location:1.00 mi. E of Carver
Beacon: Present
Approaches:(None)
Runways:H1
Fees:No data
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Helipad H1

Dimensions:30 x 90ft. / 9.1 x 27.4mWeight Bearing Cap:
Surface:concrete, no surface treatment, condition not reportedRunway Edge Lights:flood
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H1No Data
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    Operations & More Information

    Lat/Long:N41 55.4698' / W70 46.1800'
    Charts:NACO: New York Sectional
    Mag Var:16W (1985)
    ARTCC:Boston (ZBW)
    FSS:Bridgeport (BDR)
    1-800-WXBRIEF
    NOTAM Facility:
    Approach/Departure Control Facility
    Pattern Altitude:No data provided. Assume 1000 AGL
    Wind Indicator:Not Present
    Seg. Circle:No
    Lighting:No data

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    Owner:Airport Manager:
    Robert A. AlberghiniRaymond G. Newcomb
    2 Plymouth St720 Clough Mill Road
    Carver, MA 02330Pembroke, NH 03275
    508-866-7621 (Office) 603-225-3134 (Office)
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