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Enr 5.4 Air Navigation Obstacles eAIP Estonia ENR 5.4-1 21 MAY 2020 ENR 5.4 ÕHUNAVIGATSIOONI ENR 5.4 AIR NAVIGATION TAKISTUSED - ALA 1 OBSTACLES - AREA 1 1 Kõrgus 328 ft AGL ja enam 1 Elevation/Height 328 ft AGL or More OBST LGT ELEV (MSL)/ Asukoht Tüüp Tüüp, ID COORD HGT (GND) Designation Type värvus (ft) Type, Colour 1 2 3 4 5 6 ID 5324 AABLA Mast Mast 593507N 0253127E 392/328 F R ID 6124 ABURI Tuulik Wind turbine 591133N 0261656E 893/475 F R ID 5403 ADAVERE Mast Mast 584243N 0255427E 544/329 F R ID 5148 AEGVIIDU Mast Mast 591726N 0253619E 637/382 F R ID 6114 AGALI Mast Mast 581639N 0271830E 544/425 F R ID 5320 AHJA Mast Mast 581325N 0270141E 562/328 F R ID 6218 AIDU-4 Tuulik Wind turbine 591935N 0270644E 844/640 NIL ID 6219 AIDU-5 Tuulik Wind turbine 591950N 0270719E 844/640 NIL ID 5388 ALA Mast Mast 580122N 0253930E 644/328 F R ID 5583 ALA Mast Mast 580111N 0254058E 693/329 F R ID 5281 ALAVERE Mast Mast 591434N 0252206E 531/328 F R ID 5883 ANNA Mast Mast 585949N 0253520E 600/328 F R ID 5329 ANTSLA Mast Mast 575015N 0263234E 592/328 F R ID 5312 ARAVETE Mast Mast 590840N 0254532E 625/328 F R ID 5769 ARAVETE Mast Mast 590903N 0254430E 619/329 F R ID 5777 ARE Mast Mast 583138N 0243435E 380/328 F R ID 5248 ASERI Mast Mast 592720N 0265106E 428/328 F R ID 6030 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592656N 0264845E 615/469 F R ID 6031 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592649N 0264915E 600/468 F R ID 6032 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592648N 0264946E 593/465 F R ID 6033 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592708N 0264934E 585/466 F R ID 6034 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592725N 0264943E 583/464 F R ID 6035 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592741N 0264907E 601/468 F R ID 6036 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592738N 0264931E 586/467 F R ID 6037 ASERI Tuulik Wind turbine 592657N 0265014E 582/466 F R ID 5863 ASTE Mast Mast 582151N 0222508E 402/329 F R ID 5005 AUDRU Mast Mast 582459N 0241837E 361/335 F R ID 5980 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590549N 0233549E 516/494 F R ID 5989 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590514N 0233742E 523/492 F R ID 5990 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590500N 0233539E 520/493 F R ID 5991 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590459N 0233711E 526/492 F R ID 5992 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590459N 0233745E 530/488 F R ID 5981 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590541N 0233640E 515/492 F R ID 5982 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590534N 0233738E 522/497 F R ID 5983 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590532N 0233522E 515/492 F R ID 5984 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590531N 0233612E 515/492 F R ID 5985 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590530N 0233706E 516/492 F R ID 5986 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590516N 0233531E 515/492 F R ID 5987 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590515N 0233615E 519/492 F R ID 5988 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590515N 0233653E 524/497 F R ID 6027 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590459N 0233606E 523/494 F R ID 6028 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590511N 0233458E 517/496 F R ID 6029 AULEPA Tuulik Wind turbine 590524N 0233453E 517/492 F R ID 5038 AUVERE Korsten Chimney 591627N 0275415E 921/825 F R ID 5039 AUVERE Korsten Chimney 591623N 0275400E 920/825 F R ID 6110 AUVERE Korsten Chimney 591612N 0275331E 751/656 F R ID 5131 DIRHAMI Mast Mast 591226N 0233021E 359/337 F R ID 6207 EEDU Tuulik Wind turbine 592351N 0265618E 624/456 F R © 2020 EANS AIRAC AMDT 05/2020 ENR 5.4-2 eAIP Estonia 21 MAY 2020 OBST LGT ELEV (MSL)/ Asukoht Tüüp Tüüp, ID COORD HGT (GND) Designation Type värvus (ft) Type, Colour 1 2 3 4 5 6 ID 5271 ELLAMAA Mast Mast 590247N 0241017E 504/328 F R ID 6019 ELLAMAA Mast Mast 590155N 0240948E 559/394 F R ID 5316 ELVA Mast Mast 581426N 0262420E 582/342 F R ID 5921 ESIVERE Tuulik Wind turbine 583734N 0233157E 531/494 F R ID 5918 ESIVERE Tuulik Wind turbine 583822N 0233114E 539/500 F R ID 5919 ESIVERE Tuulik Wind turbine 583828N 0233144E 539/495 F R ID 5920 ESIVERE Tuulik Wind turbine 583755N 0233201E 545/491 F R ID 5098 HAAGE Mast Mast 582111N 0263721E 555/396 F R ID 5025 HAAPSALU Mast Mast 585644N 0233517E 395/389 F R ID 6041 HABAJA Mast Mast 590634N 0251022E 566/328 F R ID 5058 HAGERI Mast Mast 591013N 0244352E 546/335 F R ID 5260 HALDI Mast Mast 584838N 0222840E 342/328 F R ID 5278 HALJAVA Mast Mast 592328N 0251138E 467/328 F R ID 5016 HARJU-RISTI Mast Mast 591341N 0240024E 387/334 F R ID 5704 HARJU-RISTI Mast Mast 591330N 0240018E 384/330 F R ID 5771 HIMMA Mast Mast 575838N 0270338E 663/330 F R ID 6017 HIRMU Mast Mast 580458N 0271326E 512/328 F R ID 6025 HÄÄDEMEESTE Mast Mast 575843N 0242613E 362/328 F R ID 5395 IHAMARU Mast Mast 580330N 0265307E 723/328 F R ID 5300 ISSAKU Mast Mast 581704N 0270016E 480/328 F R ID 5784 JANTRA Mast Mast 575101N 0271930E 628/328 F R ID 5334 JÕHVI Mast Mast 592055N 0272636E 524/350 F R ID 5773 JÕÕPRE Mast Mast 582950N 0241940E 364/328 F R ID 5332 JÄGALA-JOA Mast Mast 592724N 0251135E 444/328 F R ID 6085 JÄNEDA Mast Mast 591418N 0254155E 608/328 F R ID 5961 JÄRLEPA Mast Mast 590753N 0245534E 551/329 F R ID 5171 JÄRVA-JAANI Mast Mast 590222N 0255330E 708/348 F R ID 5342 JÄRVA-JAANI Mast Mast 590223N 0255339E 691/328 F R ID 5593 KABERNEEME Mast Mast 593006N 0251547E 341/329 F R ID 5386 KAANSOO Mast Mast 583441N 0251132E 454/328 F R ID 5296 KADRINA Mast Mast 592002N 0260933E 641/328 F R ID 5313 KAIU Mast Mast 590053N 0250326E 559/328 F R ID 5397 KAIU Mast Mast 590206N 0250204E 559/328 F R ID 5391 KALANA Mast Mast 585518N 0220637E 349/328 F R ID 5105 KALLASTE Mast Mast 583954N 0270656E 578/336 F R ID 5269 KAMBJA Mast Mast 581340N 0264201E 598/328 F R ID 5472 KANAKÜLA Mast Mast 581431N 0250819E 434/328 F R ID 5326 KANEPI Mast Mast 575909N 0264617E 808/328 F R ID 5951 KARALA Mast Mast 581633N 0215442E 362/328 F R ID 5286 KAVASTU Mast Mast 582504N 0270600E 922/818 FLG R ID 5614 KEHRA Mast Mast 592052N 0251848E 489/328 F R ID 5394 KELBA Mast Mast 590500N 0243756E 526/328 F R ID 5290 KELLAVERE Mast Mast 590443N 0263104E 834/328 F R ID 5392 KIDASTE Mast Mast 590018N 0223628E 365/328 F R ID 5018 KIHELKONNA Mast Mast 582126N 0220343E 425/334 F R ID 5175 KIHNU Mast Mast 580713N 0235823E 353/335 F R ID 5287 KILINGI-NÕMME Mast Mast 580925N 0250004E 526/328 F R ID 5267 KINKSI Mast Mast 583804N 0234202E 395/328 F R ID 6083 KIREPI Mast Mast 581039N 0261917E 592/328 F R ID 5958 KIVINÕMME Mast Mast 591013N 0273530E 490/328 F R ID 5930 KIVIPÕLLU Mast Mast 592418N 0273829E 441/329 F R ID 6042 KOBELA Mast Mast 575033N 0262726E 547/328 F R ID 5002 KOERU Mast Mast 585829N 0260323E 1494/1149 F R ID 5041 KOHTLA Mast Mast 592053N 0271148E 999/833 F R AIRAC AMDT 05/2020 © 2020 EANS eAIP Estonia ENR 5.4-3 ~~~eaip-amdt~~~ver-date-2021-07-05T06-43-40-24609 SEP 2021 OBST LGT ELEV (MSL)/ Asukoht Tüüp Tüüp, ID COORD HGT (GND) Designation Type värvus (ft) Type, Colour 1 2 3 4 5 6 ID 5045 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Korsten Chimney 592301N 0271410E 569/394 F R ID 5043 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Korsten Chimney 592344N 0271432E 678/492 F R ID 5040 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Mast Mast 592407N 0271613E 662/467 F R ID 5046 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Tuhamägi Slag heap 592327N 0271333E 546/384 NIL ID 5047 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Tuhamägi Slag heap 592320N 0271329E 569/407 NIL ID 5048 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Tuhamägi Slag heap 592316N 0271326E 552/391 NIL ID 5049 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Tuhamägi Slag heap 592312N 0271325E 546/384 NIL ID 5050 KOHTLA-JÄRVE Tuhamägi Slag heap 592336N 0271337E 529/368 NIL ID 5255 KOIKKÜLA Mast Mast 574039N 0261714E 664/328 F R ID 5141 KOIMULA Mast Mast 584910N 0263832E 678/336 F R ID 5294 KOIMULA Mast Mast 584918N 0263751E 706/328 F R ID 5169 KOLGA-JAANI Mast Mast 583146N 0255602E 492/337 F R ID 5301 KOOSA Mast Mast 583156N 0270508E 506/328 F R ID 5360 KROOTUSE Mast Mast 580452N 0265107E 730/329 F R ID 5265 KUIJÕE Mast Mast 590448N 0235945E 408/328 F R ID 5276 KULLAMAA Mast Mast 585401N 0240623E 428/328 F R ID 6111 KUNDA Tuulik Wind turbine 592927N 0263055E 639/458 F R ID 6112 KUNDA Tuulik Wind turbine 592906N 0263012E 627/459 F R ID 6113 KUNDA Tuulik Wind turbine 592908N 0262951E 624/458 F R ID 5273 KUREMÄE Mast Mast 591158N 0273127E 506/328 F R ID 5021 KURESSAARE Mast Mast 581429N 0224010E 375/350 FLG R ID 5277 KURTNA Mast Mast 591405N 0244246E 485/328 F R ID 6003 KUUSIKU Mast Mast 585727N 0244128E 489/329 F R ID 5280 KÕLJALA Mast Mast 582103N 0224202E 364/328 F R ID 5155 KÕNNU Mast Mast 592735N 0254242E 540/336 F R ID 5880 KÕO Mast Mast 583742N 0254431E 477/329 F R ID 5323 KÕPU Mast Mast 585507N 0221153E 513/328 F R ID 5303 KÕPU Mast Mast 581916N 0251820E 566/332 F R ID 5884 KÄINA Mast Mast 585021N 0224734E 356/329 F R ID 5263 KÄRDE Mast Mast 585056N 0261734E 585/328 F R ID 5073 KÄRDLA Mast Mast 585950N 0224557E 367/332 F R ID 5020 KÄRLA Mast Mast 582008N 0221547E 397/333 F R ID 5872 KÖISI Mast Mast 585454N 0255134E 588/328 F R ID 5302 LAEVA Mast Mast 582644N 0262604E 503/328 F R ID 5776 LAEVA Mast Mast 582858N 0262052E 450/329 F R ID 5256 LAIKÜLA Mast Mast 584554N 0235927E 392/328 F R ID 5011 LAITSE Mast Mast 591140N 0242243E 467/350 F R ID 5250 LEEVI Mast Mast 575649N 0271327E 578/328 F R ID 5933 LEHTSE Mast Mast 591453N 0254920E 614/329 F R ID 5262 LEIE Mast Mast 582501N 0260254E 444/328 F R ID 5314 LELLE Mast Mast 585132N 0245944E 543/328 F R ID 5881 LELLE Mast Mast 585115N 0245951E 539/329 F R ID 5251 LINNAMÄE Mast Mast 575300N 0264315E 674/328 F R ID 6014 LINNAMÄE Mast Mast 585959N 0234341E 379/328 F R ID 5772 LIU Mast Mast 581745N 0241450E 358/330 F R ID 5246 LOKSA Mast Mast 593405N 0254325E 398/328 F R ID 5333 LUUNJA Mast Mast 582217N 0265313E 513/328 F R ID 5070 MAARDU Korsten Chimney 592707N 0245533E 787/665 F R ID 5182 MUSTLA Mast Mast 581409N 0255159E 526/335 F R ID 5254 MUSTLA Mast Mast 581405N 0255301E 510/328 F R ID 2095 MUUGA Kraana Crane 592936N 0245754E – 365/355 F R 592944N 0245807E ID 2096 MUUGA Kraana Crane 592935N 0245755E – 365/355 F R 592943N 0245809E ID 5001 MÕKSI Mast Mast
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