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Station Name WMO # Latitude (°) Longitude Station name WMO # Latitude Longitude Elevation (°) (°) (m) USA Alabama ANNISTON METROPOLITAN AP 722287 33.58N 85.85W 186 BIRMINGHAM 722280 33.57N 86.75W 192 CAIRNS FIELD FORT RUCKER 722269 31.27N 85.72W 91 CENTREVILLE WSMO 722290 32.90N 87.25W 140 DAUPHIN ISLAND 994420 30.25N 88.08W 8 DOTHAN MUNICIPAL AP 722268 31.23N 85.43W 97 GADSEN MUNI (AWOS) 722285 33.97N 86.08W 173 HUNTSVILLE 723230 34.65N 86.77W 190 MAXWELL AFB 722265 32.38N 86.35W 53 MOBILE 722230 30.67N 88.25W 67 MONTGOMERY 722260 32.28N 86.40W 62 MUSCLE SHOALS REGIONAL AP 723235 34.75N 87.60W 164 TUSCALOOSA MUNICIPAL AP 722286 33.22N 87.62W 51 Alaska ADAK NAS 704540 51.88N 176.65W 5 ANCHORAGE 702730 61.17N 150.02W 35 ANCHORAGE MERRILL FIELD 702735 61.22N 149.85W 42 ANNETTE 703980 55.02N 131.57W 34 BARROW 700260 71.30N 156.77W 4 BARTER IS WSO AP 700860 70.13N 143.63W 11 BETHEL 702190 60.77N 161.80W 46 BETTLES 701740 66.92N 151.52W 205 BIG DELTA 702670 64.00N 145.72W 388 COLD BAY 703160 55.20N 162.72W 29 CORDOVA 702960 60.50N 145.50W 12 DEADHORSE 700637 70.20N 148.48W 23 DILLINGHAM (AMOS) 703210 59.05N 158.52W 29 EIELSON AFB 702650 64.67N 147.10W 167 ELMENDORF AFB 702720 61.25N 149.80W 65 FAIRBANKS 702610 64.82N 147.87W 138 FIVE FINGER ISLAND 994080 57.27N 133.63W 7 FORT YUKON 701940 66.57N 145.27W 135 FT RICHARDSON/BRYANT APT 702700 61.27N 149.65W 115 GULKANA 702710 62.15N 145.43W 481 HOMER ARPT 703410 59.65N 151.48W 27 ILIAMNA ARPT 703400 59.75N 154.92W 56 JUNEAU INT`L ARPT 703810 58.35N 134.58W 3 KENAI MUNICIPAL AP 702590 60.58N 151.23W 26 KETCHIKAN INTL AP 703950 55.37N 131.72W 23 KING SALMON 703260 58.67N 156.63W 15 KODIAK 703500 57.75N 152.32W 34 KOTZEBUE 701330 66.87N 162.62W 5 MCGRATH 702310 62.97N 155.62W 103 MIDDLETON ISLAND AUT 703430 59.45N 146.32W 36 NENANA MUNICIPAL AP 702600 64.55N 149.10W 109 NOME 702000 64.50N 165.42W 7 NORTHWAY AIRPORT 702910 62.97N 141.93W 522 PORT HEIDEN (AMOS) 703330 56.95N 158.62W 29 SAINT MARY`S (AWOS) 702005 62.07N 163.30W 95 SEWARD 702770 60.12N 149.45W 18 SHEMYA 704140 52.72N 174.12E 30 SITKA JAPONSKI AP 703710 57.05N 135.37W 4 SOLDOTNA 702595 60.48N 151.03W 33 ST PAUL IS. 703080 57.15N 170.22W 7 TALKEETNA 702510 62.28N 150.10W 105 UNALAKLEET FIELD 702070 63.88N 160.80W 4 VALDEZ WSO 702750 61.13N 146.35W 7 WHITTIER 702757 60.77N 148.68W 9 WRANGELL 703870 56.48N 132.37W 13 YAKUTAT 703610 59.52N 139.67W 9 Arizona DAVIS MONTHAN AFB 722745 32.17N 110.88W 808 DOUGLAS BISBEE-DOUGLAS IN 722735 31.47N 109.60W 1249 FLAGSTAFF 723755 35.12N 111.67W 2135 KINGMAN (AMOS) 723700 35.27N 113.95W 1033 LUKE AFB 722785 33.55N 112.37W 331 PAGE MUNI (AMOS) 723710 36.93N 111.45W 1304 PHOENIX 722780 33.42N 112.02W 339 PRESCOTT LOVE FIELD 723723 34.65N 112.42W 1536 SAFFORD (AMOS) 722747 32.82N 109.68W 950 TUCSON 722740 32.12N 110.92W 779 WINSLOW MUNICIPAL AP 723740 35.03N 110.72W 1490 YUMA INTL ARPT 722800 32.67N 114.60W 62 Arkansas BATESVILLE (AWOS) 723448 35.73N 91.65W 141 BENTONVILLE (AWOS) 723444 36.35N 94.22W 395 BLYTHEVILLE AFB 723408 35.97N 89.95W 79 EL DORADO GOODWIN FIELD 723419 33.22N 92.82W 76 FAYETTEVILLE DRAKE FIELD 723445 36.00N 94.17W 381 FLIPPIN (AWOS) 723447 36.30N 92.47W 350 FORT SMITH 723440 35.32N 94.37W 141 HARRISON FAA AP 723446 36.27N 93.15W 418 JONESBORO MUNICIPAL 723407 35.83N 90.65W 80 LITTLE ROCK ADAMS FIELD 723403 34.75N 92.23W 78 LITTLE ROCK AFB 723405 34.92N 92.15W 103 NORTH LITTLE ROCK 723400 34.83N 92.25W 170 PINE BLUFF FAA AP 723417 34.17N 91.93W 63 ROGERS (AWOS) 723449 36.37N 94.10W 415 STUTTGART (AWOS) 723416 34.60N 91.57W 68 TEXARKANA WEBB FIELD 723418 33.45N 94.00W 110 WALNUT RIDGE (AWOS) 723406 36.13N 90.92W 83 California ALAMEDA NAS 745060 37.73N 122.32W 4 ARCATA 725945 40.97N 124.08W 69 BAKERSFIELD 723840 35.42N 119.05W 150 BEALE AFB 724837 39.13N 121.43W 38 BISHOP AIRPORT 724800 37.37N 118.35W 1250 BLUE CANYON AP 725845 39.30N 120.72W 1609 BLYTHE RIVERSIDE CO ARPT 747188 33.62N 114.72W 118 BURBANK-GLENDALE-PASADENA 722880 34.20N 118.35W 225 CAMP PENDLETON MCAS 722926 33.30N 117.35W 22 CASTLE AFB 724810 37.38N 120.57W 60 DAGGETT 723815 34.87N 116.77W 588 EDWARDS AFB 723810 34.90N 117.87W 705 EL TORO MCAS 690140 33.67N 117.73W 116 EUREKA 725940 40.80N 124.17W 18 FRESNO 723890 36.77N 119.72W 100 GEORGE AFB 723825 34.58N 117.38W 869 IMPERIAL 747185 32.83N 115.58W 17 LANCASTER GEN WM FOX FIEL 723816 34.73N 118.22W 712 LEMOORE REEVES NAS 747020 36.33N 119.95W 73 LONG BEACH 722970 33.82N 118.15W 17 LOS ANGELES 722950 33.92N 118.40W 32 MARCH AFB 722860 33.90N 117.25W 462 MATHER FIELD 724835 38.55N 121.30W 29 MCCLELLAN AFB 724836 38.67N 121.40W 25 MOUNT SHASTA 725957 41.33N 122.33W 1077 MOUNTAIN VIEW MOFFETT FLD 745090 37.40N 122.05W 11 NORTON AFB/SAN BERN 722866 34.10N 117.23W 353 OAKLAND METROPOLITAN ARPT 724930 37.72N 122.22W 1 ONTARIO 722865 34.07N 117.65W 303 PALM SPRINGS THERMAL AP 747187 33.63N 116.17W 34 PASO ROBLES MUNICIPAL ARP 723965 35.67N 120.63W 243 POINT ARENA 994120 38.95N 123.73W 12 POINT ARGUELLO 994210 34.57N 120.67W 23 POINT MUGU NF 723910 34.12N 119.12W 3 PT.PIEDRAS BLANCA 723900 35.67N 121.28W 21 RED BLUFF MUNICIPAL ARPT 725910 40.15N 122.25W 106 REDDING MUNICIPAL ARPT 725920 40.52N 122.32W 153 SACRAMENTO 724830 38.52N 121.50W 8 SACRAMENTO METROPOLITAN A 724839 38.70N 121.58W 7 SALINAS MUNICIPAL AP 724917 36.67N 121.60W 21 SAN DIEGO 722900 32.72N 117.17W 9 SAN DIEGO MIRAMAR NAS 722930 32.87N 117.13W 139 SAN DIEGO NORTH ISLAND NA 722906 32.70N 117.20W 14 SAN FRANCISCO 724940 37.62N 122.37W 5 SAN JOSE INTL AP 724945 37.37N 121.93W 15 SAN LUIS OBISPO 722897 35.23N 120.63W 64 SANDBERG 723830 34.75N 118.72W 1376 SANTA BARBARA MUNICIPAL A 723925 34.43N 119.85W 2 SANTA MARIA 723940 34.90N 120.43W 72 STOCKTON METROPOLITAN ARP 724920 37.90N 121.23W 6 TRAVIS FIELD AFB 745160 38.27N 121.93W 18 TUSTIN MCAF 690160 33.70N 117.83W 18 UKIAH MUNICIPAL AP 725905 39.13N 123.20W 188 VISALIA MUNI (AWOS) 723896 36.32N 119.40W 89 Colorado AKRON WASHINGTON CO AP 724698 40.17N 103.23W 1421 ALAMOSA 724620 37.45N 105.87W 2297 AURORA BUCKLEY FIELD ANGB 724695 39.72N 104.75W 1726 COLORADO SPRGS 724660 38.82N 104.72W 1881 CRAIG-MOFFAT (AMOS) 725700 40.50N 107.53W 1915 DENVER STAPLETON INT`L AR 724690 39.77N 104.87W 1611 DENVER/CENTENNIAL 724666 39.57N 104.85W 1793 EAGLE 724675 39.65N 106.92W 1985 FORT COLLINS (AWOS) 724769 40.45N 105.02W 1529 FORT COLLINS (SAWRS) 724697 40.58N 105.08W 1525 GRAND JUNCTION 724760 39.12N 108.52W 1475 HAYDEN/YAMPA (AWOS) 725715 40.48N 107.22W 2012 LA JUNTA MUNICIPAL AP 724635 38.05N 103.53W 1281 LIMON 724665 39.18N 103.72W 1695 PUEBLO 724640 38.27N 104.52W 1439 TRINIDAD LAS ANIMAS COUNT 724645 37.27N 104.33W 1751 Connecticut BRIDGEPORT 725040 41.17N 73.12W 2 HARTFORD 725080 41.92N 72.67W 55 HARTFORD BRAINARD FD 725087 41.73N 72.65W 6 Delaware DOVER AFB 724088 39.13N 75.47W 7 WILMINGTON 724089 39.67N 75.58W 24 Florida APALACHICOLA MUNI AP 722200 29.73N 85.03W 6 CAPE SAN BLAS 994360 29.68N 85.37W 2 CRESTVIEW BOB SIKES AP 722215 30.78N 86.52W 57 CROSS CITY AIRPORT 722120 29.62N 83.10W 11 DAYTONA BEACH 722056 29.17N 81.05W 12 FORT LAUDERDALE HOLLYWOOD 722025 26.07N 80.15W 3 FORT MYERS PAGE FIELD 722106 26.58N 81.87W 4 FT MYERS/SW FLORIDA 722108 26.53N 81.75W 9 GAINESVILLE REGIONAL AP 722146 29.70N 82.28W 40 HOMESTEAD AFB 722026 25.48N 80.38W 4 JACKSONVILLE 722060 30.50N 81.68W 9 JACKSONVILLE CECIL FLD NA 722067 30.22N 81.88W 27 JACKSONVILLE NAS 722065 30.23N 81.67W 9 JACKSONVILLE/CRAIG 722068 30.33N 81.52W 12 KEY WEST 722010 24.53N 81.75W 1 KEY WEST NAS 722015 24.58N 81.68W 7 MACDILL AFB 747880 27.85N 82.52W 7 MAYPORT NS 722066 30.40N 81.42W 4 MELBOURNE REGIONAL AP 722040 28.12N 80.65W 10 MIAMI 722020 25.78N 80.27W 2 MIAMI/KENDALL-TAMIA 722029 25.65N 80.43W 3 MOLASSES REEF 994430 25.02N 80.38W 0 NASA SHUTTLE FCLTY 747946 28.62N 80.72W 3 ORLANDO EXECUTIVE AP 722053 28.55N 81.33W 32 ORLANDO INTL ARPT 722050 28.43N 81.33W 29 ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT 722057 28.78N 81.25W 16 PENSACOLA FOREST SHERMAN 722225 30.35N 87.32W 10 PENSACOLA REGIONAL AP 722223 30.48N 87.18W 34 SAINT PETERSBURG 722116 27.92N 82.68W 3 SARASOTA-BRADENTON 722115 27.40N 82.55W 9 SETTLEMENT POINT 994390 26.68N 79.00W 2 ST.
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