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Texas Airport System Plan 107°W 106°W 105°W 104°W 103°W 102°W 101°W 100°W 99°W 98°W 97°W 96°W 95°W 94°W 93°W FOLLETT Follett/ HANSFORD PERRYTON Lipscomb Perryton DALLAM County Ochiltree County LIPSCOMB GRUVER OCHILTREE 36°N SHERMAN 36°N Gruver Muni HIGGINS SPEARMAN Higgins- Spearman Muni Lipscomb County DALHART SUNRAY CANADIAN Dalhart Muni Sunray Hemphill County HUTCHINSON DUMAS ROBERTS HARTLEY Moore County A MOORE A PAMPA MIAMI BORGER Perry Lefors Miami- HEMPHILL Hutchinson Field Roberts County County WHEELER R PAMPA R WHEELER CARSON Gray County Wheeler Muni Heliport ** O K L A H O M A OLDHAM POTTER PANHANDLE GRAY VEGA Panhandle-Carson K SHAMROCK K Oldham County Shamrock AMARILLO County MC LEAN Muni Rick Husband Mc Lean/ Amarillo Intl 35°N Gray County A 35°N Tradewind DEAF SMITH Randall County** COLLINGSWORTH ARMSTRONG DONLEY WELLINGTON RANDALL CLARENDON Marian Airpark N HEREFORD Smiley Johnson Dallas/Fort Worth Area Facilities Hereford Muni Muni/Bass Fld (GKY) ARLINGTON Arlington Muni (RBD) DALLAS MEMPHIS Dallas Executive N E W CASTRO (DAL) DALLAS Dallas Love Field N E W SWISHER Memphis Muni S CHILDRESS (ADS) DALLAS Addison (49T) DALLAS Dallas CBD Vertiport DIMMITT TULIA BRISCOE (DFW) DALLAS-FT WORTH Dallas/Ft Worth Intl City of Tulia/ (AFW) FORT WORTH Dimmitt Muni HALL Alliance M E X I C O Swisher County Muni (FTW) FORT WORTH Meacham Field M E X I C O PARMER A CHILDRESS (FWS) FORTH WORTH Spinks Field HARDEMAN Childress Muni (T57) GARLAND Garland/DFW Heloplex (GPM) GRAND PRAIRIE Grand Prairie Muni PLAINVIEW (LNC) LANCASTER Lancaster Hale County QUANAH (HQZ) MESQUITE Mesquite Metro FLOYD S Quanah Muni S (52F) ROANOKE Northwest Rgnl 34°N 34°N MULESHOE VERNON COTTLE (F46) ROCKWALL Rockwall Muni Muleshoe Municipal Wilbarger County LAMB WICHITA FOARD HALE MOTLEY WICHITA FALLS WILBARGER BAILEY PADUCAH Sheppard AFB/ ABERNATHY FLOYDADA Dan E Richards Muni Wichita Falls Muni Abernathy Muni Floydada Municipal LITTLEFIELD Littlefield Municipal WICHITA FALLS SHERMAN/DENISON RED RIVER Kickapoo Downtown Grayson County LAMAR HOCKLEY CROSBY BAYLOR FANNIN LUBBOCK Airpark COOKE MONTAGUE PARIS MORTON DICKENS KNOX Cochran County KING Cox Fld LUBBOCK GRAYSON SEYMOUR BONHAM Lubbock CROSBYTON CLAY CLARKSVILLE SLATON Seymour Municipal BOWIE GAINESVILLE SHERMAN Jones Field Preston Smith Crosbyton Municipal Clarksville-Red River County- BOWIE COCHRAN LEVELLAND Slaton Muni ARCHER Bowie Muni Gainesville Muni Sherman Muni TEXARKANA International J D Trissell Field Levelland Muni Texarkana Regional- COMMERCE DELTA KNOX CITY Webb Field Commerce Muni Harrison Field MUNDAY JACK WISE MOUNT VERNON TITUS Munday Muni DECATUR McKINNEY Franklin County PLAINS of Knox City DENTON DAINGERFIELD KENT OLNEY Decatur Muni COLLIN Collin County Yoakum County LYNN STONEWALL HUNT HOPKINS Greater Morris County CASS GARZA HASKELL THROCKMORTON Olney Muni Rgnl at McKinney TERRY TAHOKA DENTON GREENVILLE FRANKLIN T-Bar JAYTON JACKSBORO Denton Muni ATLANTA 33°N POST Jacksboro Muni Majors 33°N Kent County HASKELL SULPHUR SPRINGS MORRIS Hall-Miller Muni YOAKUM BROWNFIELD Post-Garza YOUNG (52F) MOUNT PLEASANT ASPERMONT Haskell Muni THROCKMORTON GRAHAM BRIDGEPORT Sulphur Springs Muni Terry County County Muni (ADS) Mount Pleasant Rgnl Stonewall County Throckmorton Muni Graham Muni Bridgeport Muni (AFW) DALLAS CADDO MILLS CAMP See Table Above for (DFW) WINNSBORO MARION (F46) Caddo Mills Muni UPSHUR JEFFERSON DENVER CITY STAMFORD Dallas/Ft. Worth Area (DAL) (T57) Winnsboro Muni DAWSON SCURRY GRAFORD FORT Cypress River L RAINS L Denver City Arledge Field Facility Information ROCKWALL ROTAN/ROBY Possum Kingdom WORTH GAINES BORDEN SHACKELFORD (HQZ) WOOD GILMER Fisher County (FTW) (49T) HAMLIN VAN Fox Stephens Field- LAMESA Hamlin Muni TARRANT DALLAS ZANDT MINEOLA/QUITMAN Gilmer Muni JONES MINERAL WELLS PARKER Lamesa Muni ALBANY BRECKENRIDGE Wood County HARRISON O SEMINOLE O SNYDER Mineral Wells (GPM) (LNC) TERRELL WILLS POINT FISHER Albany Muni Stephens County (RBD) GREGG Gaines County Winston Field (FWS) (GKY) Terrell Muni Van Zandt PALO PINTO STEPHENS County Rgnl MARSHALL GLADEWATER HOOD JOHNSON Harrison Gladewater Muni KAUFMAN County ANDREWS HOWARD U MIDLOTHIAN/ ELLIS LONGVIEW U MARTIN SWEETWATER ERATH GRANBURY SMITH PANOLA COLORADO CITY CISCO WAXAHACHIE TYLER East Texas Avenger Field ABILENE Granbury Rgnl Colorado City Cisco Muni Mid-Way Rgnl HENDERSON Tyler Pounds Regional ANDREWS Abilene Regional EASTLAND ENNIS STANTON NOLAN STEPHENVILLE Regional MITCHELL Eastland Muni CLEBURNE Ennis Muni Andrews County Stanton Muni CALLAHAN Clark Field NAVARRO CARTHAGE SOMERVELL Cleburne Muni I EASTLAND Muni Panola County- I TAYLOR 32°N BIG SPRING ATHENS Sharpe Field 32°N Big Spring Mc Mahon-Wrinkle Athens Muni HENDERSON Rusk County COMANCHE EL PASO ECTOR HILLSBORO MIDLAND Midland Airpark COKE DUBLIN CORSICANA RUSK El Paso Intl DELL CITY RUNNELS Hillsboro Muni ANDERSON STERLING Dublin Muni BOSQUE S BROWN C David Campbell Field- S Dell City Muni WINKLER COLEMAN HILL ODESSA Corsicana Muni EL PASO GLASSCOCK FREESTONE CENTER LOVING Odessa- Midland BROWNWOOD SHELBY WINTERS JACKSONVILLE Center Muni Schlemeyer Field International Brownwood COMANCHE EL PASO Winters Muni HAMILTON CLIFTON Cherokee County NACOGDOCHES COLEMAN Horizon WINK ROBERT LEE Regional Comanche County-City Clifton Muni/ I Coleman Muni I Robert Lee PALESTINE Winkler County Isenhower Field TSTC Waco CHEROKEE MIDLAND Palestine Muni Waco Regional TEAGUE FABENS BALLINGER Fabens MILLS HAMILTON MEXIA Teague Muni NACOGDOCHES HUDSPETH Bruce Field Hamilton Muni CORYELL Mexia-Limestone Co A L Mangham Jr SAN AUGUSTINE MONAHANS CRANE WACO REEVES HOUSTON Regional San Augustine County A CULBERSON Roy Hurd Memorial A GOLDTHWAITE MCLENNAN ANGELINA SABINE Mills County** LIMESTONE LEON SAN AUGUSTINE WARD TOM GREEN McGregor CRANE CONCHO MARLIN BUFFALO/ PECOS UPTON GATESVILLE Executive Crane County REAGAN Marlin CENTERVILLE LUFKIN Pecos Muni MCCULLOCH SAN SABA Gatesville Muni CROCKETT PINELAND IRION Leon County** Angelina N Houston County N SAN ANGELO Pineland Muni LAMPASAS FALLS San Angelo Regional/ TRINITY County Mathis Field SAN SABA LAMPASAS TEMPLE MC CAMEY 31°N BIG LAKE San Saba County Muni Lampasas Draughon-Miller 31°N Upton County Reagan County BRADY Central Texas ROBERTSON NEWTON VAN HORN Curtis Field GROVETON A Regional A Culberson County KILLEEN Groveton- MADISON TYLER MENARD Skylark Field Trinity County SCHLEICHER FT HOOD/KILLEEN MILAM JASPER HEARNE POLK NEWTON CROCKETT Robert Gray AAF WALKER Jasper County- ELDORADO BELL Hearne Muni Newton Muni FORT STOCKTON MENARD LLANO MADISONVILLE Bell Field Fort Stockton-Pecos County Eldorado Menard County MASON WILLIAMSON CAMERON Madisonville Muni JASPER PECOS BURNET Cameron Muni Airpark WOODVILLE JEFF DAVIS GEORGETOWN GRIMES Tyler County LLANO Georgetown Muni BRYAN BRAZOS HUNTSVILLE MASON Llano Muni BURNET ROCKDALE Coulter Field KIRBYVILLE OZONA Huntsville Muni LIVINGSTON Mason County Burnet Muni H H Coffield Kirbyville Ozona Muni SUTTON KIMBLE Livingston Muni Kate Craddock Field Regional SONORA TAYLOR COLLEGE STATION SAN JACINTO Taylor Muni Sonora Muni Easterwood Field HARDIN JUNCTION LAGO VISTA CALDWELL HOUSTON Kimble County GILLESPIE Lago Vista Tx - LEE Caldwell Muni BURLESON Lone Star MARFA Rusty Allen Executive TERRELL Austin Executive WASHINGTON CLEVELAND KOUNTZE/SILSBEE ORANGE Marfa Muni ALPINE FREDERICKSBURG NAVASOTA Orange AUSTIN Cleveland Muni Hawthorne Field Alpine-Casparis Gillespie County TRAVIS Navasota Muni MONTGOMERY County Municipal Austin-Bergstrom Intl ORANGE BLANCO BRENHAM LIBERTY KERR 30°N BASTROP Brenham Muni BEAUMONT 30°N LIBERTY EDWARDS GIDDINGS Beaumont Muni PRESIDIO KERRVILLE HAYS Liberty Muni Giddings-Lee County David Wayne VAL VERDE Kerrville Muni/ SMITHVILLE Hooks Memorial George Bush BEAUMONT/ DRYDEN JEFFERSON Louis Schreiner KENDALL Smithville FAYETTE AUSTIN WALLER Intercontinental PORT ARTHUR Terrell County SAN MARCOS HARRIS Field Crawford Muni CHAMBERS Southeast Texas San Marcos Muni Regional ROCKSPRINGS LOCKHART HOUSTON WINNIE/STOWELL REAL LA GRANGE Houston Edwards County COMAL Lockhart Muni Chambers County- Fayette Regional Executive West ANAHUAC BREWSTER William P Winnie Stowell BANDERA CALDWELL Air Center Houston LA PORTE Hobby Chambers La Porte Muni County LEAKEY LULING Sugar Land PRESIDIO SAN ANTONIO Regional Real County Bexar County** The Carter Memorial COLUMBUS Presidio Lely Intl NEW BRAUNFELS Robert R Wells Jr EAGLE LAKE Ellington Field New Braunfels Muni LAVACA Eagle Lake UVALDE San Antonio Intl Pearland Rgnl MEDINA BEXAR GONZALES COLORADO Houston- GUADALUPE FORT BEND DEL RIO Roger M Dreyer WHARTON Southwest GALVESTON Del Rio Intl SAN ANTONIO Memorial KINNEY HALLETTSVILLE GONZALES Hallettsville Muni BRAZORIA GALVESTON LAJITAS YOAKUM Lajitas Intl HONDO Scholes Intl At Galveston Hondo Muni CASTROVILLE Stinson Muni Yoakum Muni WHARTON Castroville Muni Wharton Rgnl 29°N WILSON JACKSON 29°N UVALDE ANGLETON/ Garner Field DEVINE LAKE JACKSON ATASCOSA CUERO Devine Muni KARNES VICTORIA Brazoria County Cuero Muni ZAVALA DEWITT EDNA MAVERICK BAY CITY Jackson County Bay City Muni PEARSALL FRIO McKinley Field PLEASANTON MATAGORDA Pleasanton Muni VICTORIA EAGLE PASS KENEDY CRYSTAL CITY GOLIAD Victoria Regional Maverick County Meml Intl Crystal City Muni Karnes County PALACIOS Palacios Muni DILLEY BERCLAIR Dilley Airpark Goliad County PORT LAVACA DIMMIT Industrial Airpark Calhoun County MCMULLEN CALHOUN M E X I C O CARRIZO SPRINGS REFUGIO COTULLA Dimmit County BEE Cotulla-La Salle County GEORGE WEST Live Oak County LA SALLE BEEVILLE ARANSAS Beeville Muni REFUGIO Rooke Field 28°N LIVE OAK 28°N Legend
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