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Kenmore Air Route Map: South Zone - Olympia to Nanaimo Kenmore Air Route Map: South Zone - Olympia to Nanaimo Parksville Sechelt Barkley Sound N Coa st Squamish Patos I. Stuart I. Sunshine Coast Nanoose Hrbr. W Skipjack I. g rou h Cha Sky Pilot Mtn. Bamfield nb nne r l o Sucia I. h Johns I. T Anvil I. 6,663 ft./2031m Waldron I. l E Gambier I. e Camp n n Speiden I. a Henry I. Matia I. h M Orkila C Howe So u Nanaimo Gibsons g o Keats I. a Roche Harbor S t und n u Airport o n Roche Eastsound M West Sound t Gabriola I. a Harbor d Jones I. n Bowen I. i u o Mt. Constitution n S San Juan W s e 2,407 ft./734m Deer Harbor s Horseshoe Bay t Orcas S Island Pt. Atkinson o u Rosario n t Nanaimo Strait d Island s Silva Bay a Mt. Burwell E Airport Burrard Friday Shaw I. 5,056 ft./1541m Lime of Pt. Grey Inlet Kiln Pt. Harbor rm A Georgia False Fisherman Coal Harbour Sinclair I. Ladysmith n Bay Valdes I. Vancouver dia Bay Thetis I. In Blakely I. Stuart Channel Vancouver nd la Telegraph Harbour International Airport/ Is Penelakut I. Fraser River z Cypress I. Pitt Meadows Lopez e Richmond p Decatur I. Airport o Gulf L Chemainus Westham Galiano I. I. Fort Langley Tatoosh I. Cape Islands Sperry Peninsula Flattery Guemes I. Montague Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Airport Burrows I. Anacortes Maple Bay Ganges Harbour San Juan Islands Allan I. Fidalgo I. Duncan Boundary Neah Bay C Saltspring ow i Miners Bay Bay ch a Island n Point B United StatesCanada a y Mayne I. Roberts Port Washington White Rock Victoria International N. & S. Lyall Harbour Vancouver Airport/Patricia Bay Pender Is. Saturna I. Semiahmoo Abbotsford Sooke Lake t Blaine e Island l Birch Bay n I Moresby I. h Bedwell Harbour ic Sidney n Sekiu aa S Stuart I. Patos I. Clallam Bay Butchart Waldron I. Saanich Peninsula Johns I. Sucia I. Gardens James I. Sidney I. Henry I. Speiden I. Strait of Juan de Fuca Pt. Doughty Matia I. S Pillar Pt. a President Channel Sandy Pt. n Bellingham J t Sooke u Lummi Bay i a International Airport I a n s r C l h a t s Victoria a n a n S n c d e r l o San Juan Lummi I. O r Bellingham a Island Shaw I. Bay Inner Harbour H Portage I. Sinclair I. Discovery I. Bellingham Griffin Bay Blakely I. Lake Cattle Pt. Lopez I. Decatur Cypress I. Whatcom I. Rosario Strait Lake Crescent Freshwater Bay Lake Angeles Pt. Guemes I. Samish Samish San Juan Islands Bay Iceberg Pt. Anacortes Port Angeles Fidalgo I. Skagit Regional Deception Pass Padilla Bay Airport Smith I. Dungeness Spit NAS Whidbey Island Burlington IslandCam.com Mount Vernon Mt. Angeles Sequim LaConner Skagit Valley Olympic Mountains Oak Harbor For live camera views on San Juan, Orcas, and 6,454 ft./1967m Lopez Islands as well as the current ferry lines Protection I. Coupeville Penn Cove at Anacortes, be sure to check out Mt. Olympus Sequim Bay Skagit 7,969 ft./2429m Pt. Wilson Bay IslandCam.com. You’ll also find helpful Port Townsend Keystone information on lodging, activities, dining, y a B shopping, real estate, and weather in the y r e v o e San Juan Islands. sc d Camano I. i n g Port D Indian I. a a l s s s Susan I a P y a Lake Cavanaugh Mt. Deception e Port Hadlock O r Marrowstone I. a Admiralty Inlet b o g k b d o Lake Quinault 7,788 ft./2374m r S B i t a a til H a y Bush Pt. h la s r g West Peak e u a a W lm Lake Goodwin m S is Ho h V 7,365 ft./2245m Mt. Constance Port Ludlow alley 7,756 ft./2364m Quilcene Freeland Arlington Route Distances & Double Langley The Brothers Bluff Useless Bay Flight Times 6,842 ft./2085m Pt. No Point Hood Canal Br. Clinton Hat I. From Seattle Miles Time Scatchet Pt. Lake Brinnon Port Everett Friday Harbor 60 35–40 mins. Dabob Bay Possession Pt. Possession Sound Cushman Gamble Three Fingers Orcas Island 70 35–45 mins. Bangor Kingston Paine Field Lake Stevens Victoria 70 45 mins. 6,850 ft./2088m Poulsbo Edmonds Nanaimo 130 1hr., 15 mins. Seabeck Cascade Mountains d Sechelt Peninsula 160 1 hr., 30 mins. Kiana Lodge n Kenmore/Lake Washington Desolation Sound 200 1 hr., 50 mins. Hood Canal ou Campbell River 210 1 hr., 55 mins. S (Kenmore Air Harbor) Big Bay 230 2 hrs. Bremerton Bainbridge I. Kitsap Peninsula t Legend Port McNeill 300 2 hrs., 35 mins. e Sullivan Bay 310 2 hrs., 40 mins. g Seattle/Lake Union Kenmore Air seaplane scheduled u n destination Alderbrook Belfair P Elliott gto Bay hin Kirkland Times are approximate for non-stop flights Blake I. as W Bellevue Kenmore Air seaplane charter e k a destination L . I Seattle/Boeingr Field ce Kenmore Air Express wheeled- er M aircraft scheduled destination Case Inlet Gig Lake Sammammish Carr InletHarbor Renton Kenmore Air Express wheeled- Hartstine I. Issaquah Tacoma Narrows Vashon Island aircraft charter destination Airport Maury I. Seattle/Sea-Tac International Airport McNeil I. Tacoma Narrows Br. Ground shuttle to Seattle Boeing Fox I. Field and Seattle Lake Union Budd Inlet Lake Youngs Anderson I. Auburn Cities & towns Nisqually Reach Tacoma International border Olympia Joint Base Olympia Regional Lewis-McChord Airport American Lake Approximate scale: 1” = 12 miles Lake Tapps Topographical data by True North GIS. Map ©2016 Kenmore Air Harbor, Inc. All rights reserved. Rev. 2 Rev. reserved. rights All Inc. Harbor, Air North GIS. Map ©2016 Kenmore True by data Topographical 866.435.9524 kenmoreair.com.
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