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Colour Coded Zoning Map of Bangalore WGS-1984 DATUM N (TR U E ) BANGALORE (HAL) AIRPORT BANGALORE (DEVANHALLI) AIRPOT LIST OF NAV AIDS (HAL) LIST OF NAV AIDS (DEVANHALLI) S CAL E 1:50,000 S .No. NAV AID S CO-OR D INATE S TOP E L E V. M E TE R S (M AG .) S .NO. NAV AID S CO-OR D INATE S TOP E L E V. N 1. D VOR /D M E 13°12' 24.6" N 77°43' 55.9" E 881M 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 12°56' 59.1" N 77°40' 51.6" E 895.5M 1. D VOR V A R AS R /M S S R 13°12' 36.6" N 77°42' 17.2" E 915M 2. 2 2. AR S R 12°56' 49.1" N 77°40' 08.7" E ------ - L ATITU D E 12°57' 07.86"N 0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 0 L ATITU D E 13°11' 55.92" N 0 ' 898M 3. G P (27) 13°12' 28.0" N 77°43' 14.3" E 901M W 3. G P 12°57' 02.1" N 77°40' 55.6" E - 2 L ONG ITU D E 77°39' 52.59"E F E E T 0 1 COLOUR CODED ZONING L ONG ITU D E 77°42' 19.70" E 4. L L Z 12°56' 55.0" N 77°39' 04.7" E 877.2M 4. L L Z (27) 13°12' 26.1" N 77°40' 55.7" E 916M 0 2914F T (888.3M ) AR P E L E VATION AR P E L E VATION 2954F T (900.0M ) 5. ND B 12°58' 08.0" N 77°42' 49.6" E 926.2M 5. G P (09) 13°12' 30.19" N 77°41' 20.67" E 923.8M AL L G E OG R AP HICAL COOR D INATE S AR E IN W G S -1984. AE R O.E L E VATION 2912F T (887.6M ) AE R O.E L E VATION 3001F T (914.7M ) ------ L L Z (09) 13°12' 23.7" N 77°43' 37.7" E 888M MAP OF BANGALORE 3307M x60M 6. INL L S 12°58' 07.0" N 77°42' 55.6" E 6. AL L E L E VATIONS ,CONTOU R S AND D IM E NS IONS AR E IN M E TR E S R W Y 09/27 R W Y 09/27 4000M x45M ANNU AL R ATE OF 7. VD F 12°56' 49.1" E 77°40' 07.7" E ------ 7. S M R I 13°11' 55.9" N 77°42' 19.2" E ------ CHANG E - 2' E 8. P AR 12°56' 56.0" N 77°40' 06.7" E 892M 8. 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