U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE W . AVERELL HARRIMAN, SECRETARY U. S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY LEO OTIS COLBERT, DIRECTOR

AERONAUTICAL CHART

CATALOG

U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

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F'EJBRU ARY 1947 CONTENTS

I j'I I Page .~: General Information ...... I

Description of Aeronautical Charts ...... II-III

District Offices, Distribution and Info rmation Centers - U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey ...... IV

Planning Charts - U. S. and Alaska ...... 1

Direction Finding Charts - U. S ...... 2

World Aeronautical Charts. - U. S ...... 3

Flight Charts -. U. S ...... 4

Sectional Charts - U. S ...... 5

Local Charts - U. S ...... 6 Instrument Approach and Landing Charts - U. S. Alphabetical List by States ...... 7-10

Instrument Approach and Landing Charts - Foreign Alphabetical List by Cities ...... il-14

Radio Facility Charts - U. S ...... 15

World Aeronautical Charts ...... 16-17

Aircraft Position Charts ...... 18

Route Chart ...... 18

World Aeronautical Charts - Alaska ...... 19

Flight Charts - Alaska ...... 20

AAF World Planning Charts ...... 21

AAF Long Range Air Navigation Charts ...... 22

AAF Special Charts ...... 23

AAF Flight Charts ...... 24-27

Naval Aviation Charts - V30 ...... 28

Naval Aviation Charts - V70 ...... 29

Authorized Agent$ - U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey ...... 30-33 I

GENERAL INFORMATION PURCHASE Unless otherwise noted, the publications listed herein may be orders $6.67 to $10.00 a charge of $6.67 is made). Orders mailed obtained by addressing The Director, U.S. Coast and Geodetic to Washington, D. C., should be accompanied by check or money Survey, Washington 25, D. C., from the District Offices, listed on order, made payable to the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Postage page IV or from the Authorized Agents listed on pages 30 thru stamps or Superintendant of Document coupons cannot be 33. A discount of 33 73 o/o is allowed for charts on an order, in accepted. Order should state whether charts are to be folded or one shipment to one address, of ten dollars or more. (For gross unfolded. Ii DATES OF LATEST PRINTS Two lists, Dates of Latest Prints, one for Instrument Approach detic Survey, Washington 25, D. C. or from any District Office or and Landing Charts :and one for the other aeronautical chart authorized agent listed herein. These lists are revised each month. series, may be obtained from the Director, U. S. Coast and Geo- INQUIRIES A Catalog of Nautical Charts or additional information con­ Users of these Aeronautical Charts, having questions, sugges­ cerning publications and activities of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic tions or information regarding the charts are invited to write to Survey may be obtained by addressing the Director. the Director at the above, Washington,_D. C., address. CHART CONSTRUCTION PROJECTIONS A projection, which is the framework for the construction of a when constructing a chart, it is necessary to select the projection chart, is a systematic representation on a plane surface of lines which most nearly provides the properties desir€d. The two prin­ of latitude and longitude. Since no portion of a sphere may be cipal projections used on charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey represented on a plane surface without distortion, many systems are the Mercator and the Lambert conformal. of projection have been devised, each intended to serve some Almost all aeronautical charts published by the Coast and particular purpose or to preserve some special property of the Geodetic Survey are constructed on the Lambert projection, in sphere. Some of the properties which it is desirable to have in a which meridians are converging straight lines and parallels are chart are: arcs of concentric circles. On this projection, directions conform (1) The true shape of physical features. very closely to those on the earth's surface; and along the two (2) Correct angular relationships. selected "standard parallels," on which the projection is based, (3) Equal areas, or the representation of areas in their correct the scale is true, while between and beyond. them there are small relative proportions. variations in the scale. For all practical purposes, the navigator (4) True scale values for measuring distances. may consider the scale as uniform throughout the chart and a (5) The representation of great circles as straight lines. straight line between any two points as the arc of a great circle. (6) The representation of rhumb-lines as straight lines. Thus, the Lambert projection provides a chart especially well (7) A compromise between several desirable properties. adapted for presenting information relating to air navigation. It is possible to represent any one property, sometimes more For aeronautical planning charts of the polar areas, a stereo­ than one, on a flat map, depending on the type of projection, but graphic projection is used, while for certain special charts in it is impossible to represent all of them on any one map. Thus, equatorial regions, the Mercator projection is used.

SCALE EQUIVALENTS

One Nautical Mile= One Statute Mile= One Inch= At Scale Inches Centimeters Inches Centimeters Nautical Miles Statute Miles Kilometers

1 :31,680 2.303 5.85 2.000 5.08 .434 .500 .81 1:250,000 .292 .74 .253 .64 3.426 3.946 6.35 1:500,000 .146 .37 .127 .32 6.853 7.891 12.70 1:1,000,000 .073 .18 .063 .16 13.706 15.783 25.4Q 1 :2,000,000 .036 .09 .032 .08 27.411 31.566 50.80 1:3,000,000 .024 .06 .021 .05 41.117 47.348 76.20 1:5,000,000 .015 .04 .013 .03 68.528 78.914 127.00 lj RELATED PUBLICATIONS Airman's Guide, a bulletin issued at two week intervals by the Civil Aeronautics Bulletins, obtainable from the Superintendent Civil Aeronautics Administration. It contains Notices to Airmen, of Documents, Washington 25, D. C., at the prices indicated: Directory of Airports, and Air Navigation Radio Aids. Sold by N·o. 5 Flight Instructor's Manual (revised). 35 cents. Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D.C. Subscription tNo. 22 Digest of the Civil Air Regulations for Student Pilots (6th edition). 20 cents. price, including 26 issues of Airman's Guide and 2 Flight Infor­ No. 23 Civil Pilot Training Manual. 65 cents. mation Manuals, is $7.50 per year. Single copies 30 cents each. No. 24 Practical Air Navigation. $1.00. No. 25 Meteorology for Pilots. 75 cents and $1.00. Civil Aeronautics Journal, the official periodical of the Civil No. 26 Aerodynamics for Pilots. 30 cents. Aeronautics Administration and the Civil Aeronautics Board. No. 27 Pilots' Airplane Manual. 30 cents. Published on the 15th of each month, it carries articles and news No. 28 Pilots' Powerplant Manual. 75 cents. No. 29 Pilots' Radio Manual. 25 cents. items dealing with civil aeronautics; information as to certificates tNo. 30 Ground Instructor's Manual. 15 cents. and approvals issued; and notice of the issuance of new or revised No. 31 Patter for Elementary Flight Man..euvers. 15 cents. publications. Subscription price is $0.50 per year in the United No. 32 Fundamentals of Elementary Flight Maneuvers. 20 cents. States. Forei1tn subscription is $0.75 per year. Single copies are Path of Flight. 40 cents. sold at 5 cents each. Realm of Flight. 60 cents. tBeing revised. A-3399-1(38)++ 11 AERONAU TICAL CHARTS DESCRIPTION AND USE

The aeronautical charts published by the U. S. Coast and relief is shown. The charts are inexpensive work sheets to be used Geodetic Survey are specially designed fon use in air navigation and filed as part of flight record Price, 10 cents each. Desig­ and emphasis is given to features of aeronautical importance. nated thus: 3071. They have proved useful for many other purposes, particularly because each series provides contoured maps at a uniform scale. Route Charts.*- Scale 1:2,000,000 (31.57 statute miles to the inch). The first of this series covers an area between Chicago, The topographic features (shoreline, streams, elevations, roads, Illinois and Gander, Newfoundland (Chart Number 2201). Chart railroads, cities and towns, and many prominent landmarks) construction is on an Oblique Mercator Projection where a straight are compiled from the best material available in any given area. line on the chart, between Chicago and Gander, is a segment of a For charts of the United States proper more than 50 miscellaneous great circle and of a uniform scale. Elevations are delineated by sources are used, but the principal sources are the chart data frequent spot heights supplemented by gradient tints and the top­ provided by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, the topographic ographic information is as detailed as the scale permits. Aeronau­ quadrangles of the U. S. Geological Survey and other agencies; tical information is limited to selected airfields and the major radio the aerial photographs and maps of the U. S. Department of data necessary for ·1ong range flights at high altitudes. Chart size Agriculture; and the county maps of the various states. For approximately 26 by 54 inches flat; accordian folded to 13 by 13. aeronautical charts of areas outside the United States, still other Price 25 cents each. Designated thus: 2201. sources must be used. A note in the lower left margin of each chart indicates the general sources used in compilation. Direction Finding Charts. *-Scale 1 :2,000,000 (31.57 sta­ Vertical relief is shown by contours and a system of "gradient tute miles to the inch). These charts are specially designed to tints." Shades of green, suggesting the verdant lowlands, are used facilitate plotting radio bearings. Magnetic compass roses are for elevations up to 2000 feet above sea level; varying shades of centered on the charted radio stations. Six charts cover the entire brown are used for the higher elevations, the darkest brown, United States, in sheets about 26 by 34 inches. Price, 40 cents suggestive of the barren uplands, being used for the highest each. They are designated by number and letters thus: 22 DF. elevations. - World Aeronautical Charts, U.S. and Alaska.*- Scale 1:1,000,000 Upon the basic chart, airports, beacon lights, radio range (15.78 statute miles to the inch). These charts are designed to stations, and other aeronautical data are overprinted, usually ip replace the Regional Charts (M Series). Because of the reduced magenta. scale of this series, some landmarks and topographic data of the FLIGHT CHECK sectional charts have necessarily been omitted, but ample detail remains to provide checks of the positions determined by naviga­ Before final publication, a flight check is made with a preliminary tional methods. Forty-three charts cover the entire United States, copy of the chart. The charted area is flown over by an experienced while fifteen charts are presently available for Alaska. All charts observer and details of the chart are compared with the ground of this series are 21 . by 28 inches (border dimensions) and are below. Necessary corrections are indicated, and any prominent folded to size 7 % by 11 inches. Price, 25 cents each. World landmarks are noted for addition to the charts. In the event of Aeronautical Charts are designated by letters and number thus: extensive changes, the observer is sometimes able to obtain local WAC 304. ' source maps showing the necessary information; more often, the changes are drawn in at the time of observation. Some of the Flight Charts.*- Scale 1 :1.000,000 (15.78 statute miles to the most important information is obtained from the flight check. inch). These are strip charts and cover the principal air· routes within the United States and Alaska, and the connecting routes DATE OF INFORMATION between the United States and Alaska. Flight Charts are identical in detail with the World Aeronautical Charts. They are 14 inches Once the information on a chart has become obsolete, its further wide and cover an area approximately 100 miles on either side of use for navigation becomes a definite hazard. One of the most the airway and 50 miles beyond terminal points. For convenience, important items on a given chart, then, is the date of the informa­ all charts are folded to size approximately 7% by 14 inches. tion represented. On the aeronautical charts of the United States Thirty-seven Flight Charts are contemplated for the United and possessions, the date of the aeronautical information is given States and fifteen for Alaska and connecting routes. Charts are in large red type, in the lower left margin. In general, it may be priced at 25 cE:ats each, and are designated by letters and assumed that any important changes in the topographic infor­ number thus: FC 185. mation for which data are available have also been applied. On · some aeronautical charts, separate dates are often given for Sectional Charts.*- Scale 1:500,000 (7 .89 statute miles to the the aeronautical data and for the other information shown. inch). Each standard sectional chart covers an area within 2° of A list showing the dates of the latest prints of charts of the latitude and 6° of longitude, with a marginal overlap on adjoining United States and possessions is published in the Airman's Guide, charts. These charts are suitable for all forms of air navigation, in the first edition of each month. By checking the date of a but are intended primarily for piloting (contact flying, or landmark chart against this list, pilots may know whether the chart is cur­ flying). Every effort is made, therefore, to include the outstanding rent or obsolete. In any case, the chart should be brought up landmarks in each locality. Eighty-seven charts cover the entire to date by applying the latest Airman's Guide after the date of United States in sheets about 20 by 42 inches, folding to an aver­ the charted information. The safety of the pilot, and of the age size of 71/2 by 12 inches. Price, 25 cents each. Sectional charts public, makes it imperative that obsolete charts be replaced by are designated by name thus: DES MOINES. new charts as issued. Local Charts. *-Scale 1 :250,000 (3.95 statute miles to the TYPES OF AERONAUTICAL CHARTS PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED inch). This series is planned to show greater landmark detail as BY THE COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY terminals in highly developed industrial centers are approached. Seven charts of the series have been published, eighteen are planned As with surface navigation, charts of widely varying scales are at present. Price, 25 cents each. Designated thus: MIAMI. required to meet the different needs in air navigation. Scales range from 1 :5,000,000 for planning charts to 1 :31,680 for the Instrument Approach and Landing Charts.--Approach Charts Landing side of the Instrument Approach and Landing Charts. are now publjshed on a scale of 1 :250,000 (3.95 statute miles to A description of the various charts and series follows: the inch) ; scale of Landing Charts is now normally 1:31,680 (one­ half mile to the inch). These charts are designed primarily for Planning Charts.*-Scale 1 :5,000,000 (78.91 statute miles to the use in an approach or landing by instruments, under conditions inch). These charts are designed for planning routes between dis­ of low visibility. They also serve as contact charts after a break­ tant points; and show the principal cities and towns, drainage, through on instruments, or as airport vicinity charts. The Land­ , and aeronautical data. The planning chart of the United States ing Chart is orinted on the back of the corresponding Approach (3060b) includes contours and gradient tints. The planning chart Chart; about 425 charts of this series are now available. Size of Alaska (3069a)t connects with and overlaps the planning chart 8 by 10112 inches; price, 5 cents each. Charts are designated by of the United States, facilitating the planning of routes between letters ahd number thus: AL 289. See special list. the United States and Alaska. Price, 40 cents each. Designated thus: 3060b. - Auxiliary Charts.- Seventeen auxiliary charts listed on page III are published for special purposes. Aircraft Position Charts. *-Mean scale 1 :5,000,000. The two charts now available, North Atlantic, 3071, and Western Europe and Africa, 3072, are in black and gray on buff lightweight paper. These charts are for plotting position and are supplements to radio *See diagrams. facility manuals. Topographic information is generalized and no tThe current printing of 3069a does not show relief. III

AAF AND NAVY AERONAUTICAL CHARTS DISTRIBUTED BY are also varied. Price, 40 cents each. Designated thus: S-151. THE COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY. World Aeronautical Charts. *-Scale, description, size, price and World Planning Charts.*-Scale, 1:5,000,000. The forty-three identification exactly the same as for World Aeronautical Charts, charts give world coverage and contain drainage, relief and culture U. S. and Alaska. consisting of international boundaries, cities, railroads and high­ Flight Charts.*- Scale, description, price and identification the ways, with .aeronautical overprint of isogonic lines and important same as for those of U.S. and Alaska. aerodromes. Average chart size is 30 by 45 inches. Price, 40 cents Naval Aviation Charts, V30.* - Scale, 1:2,188,800. each. Designated thus: 17 W. Show drainage, contours and cities. Isogonic lines, compass roses, Long Range Air Navigation Charts.*-Scale 1 :3,000,000. The radio facilities and aerodromes make up aeronautical information. topographic information shows drainage, relief, cities and railroads. Approximate size is 35 by 54 inches. Price, 30 cents each. Desig­ The aeronautical data includes principal aerodromes, beacons, radio nated thus: No. V30-3t. facilities and isogonic lines. The seventy-eight charts are approx­ Naval Aviation Charts, V70.*-Scale, 1:5,107,200. Base infortna­ imately 30 by 40 inches. Price, 40 cents each. Designated thus: tion similar to V30 series but aeronautical data shows only isogonic LR-2i. lines, compass roses and important aerodromes. Approximate size Special Charts.*- Scale, varied. Chart information and size 33 by 52 inches. Price, 40 cents each. Designated thus: No. V70-2.

CHARTS PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED BY THE COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Size of No. Price Title Approximate border I Scale (inches) *PLANNING CHARTS 3060b $0.40 Aeronautical Planning Chart of the United States, showing drainage, contours with gradient tints, principal 1 :5,000,000 27 X40 cities, isogonic lines, civil airways, radio ranges and selected airports. Lambert Conformal Conic Projection. t3069a .40 Aeronautical Planning Chart of Alaska; similar to the Planning Chart of the United States. It overlaps 1 :5,000,000 23111 X43 the northwestern Cnited States. Lambert Conformal Conic Projection. *AIRCRAFT POSITION CHARTS 3071 .JO P osition plotting chart of the North Atlantic !or use with radio facility manuals. An outline chart s howing 1 :5,000,000 27l,1X42 only major drainage, country names, important citres and identification and location of navigation facilities. at 56°N Mercator Projection. 3072 .10 Position plotting chart of Western E urope and Africa for use with radio facility manuals. An outline chart 1 :5,000,000 27l,JX42 showing information similar to 3071. Mercator Projection. at 43°N *ROUTE CHARTS 2201 .25 Covers area between Chicago, Illinois and Gander, Newfoundland. Designed !or long range !lights at high 1 :2,000,000 26X54 altitudes. Shows spot heights supplemented with gradient tints, selected a ir!i ~ld s and major radio data. (about 32 mi. to the inch) (Folded size 7 ~X13) "RADIO DIRECTION FINDING CHARTS .40 ea. The 6 charts of this series, covering the United States, with generous overlaps, have been specially designed 1 :2 ,000,000 26 X34** for radio direction finding. They are designated by numbers and letters thus: 22DF (about 32 mi. to the inch) *WORLD AERONAUTICAL CHARTS .25 ea. World Aeronautical Charts are designed to replace the Regional Charts (M series). The 63 charts of this 1: 1,000,000 21 X28 series cover the entire United States and all of Alaska and are intended !or longer flights and higher speeds. (about 16 mi. to the inch) (F~lded size They are designated thus: WAC 304. 7 i'f X11) *FLIGHT CHARTS .25 ea. These are strip charts and cover the principal air routes within the United States and Alaska and the J :1,000,000 (Folded size connecting routes between the two. 52 Flight Charts are contemplated. They are designated thus: (about 16 mi. to tne inch) 714 X14) FC 185. *SECTIONAL CHARTS .25 ea. The 87 basic aeronautical charts, designed primarily for contact flying, are outlined on the index map in a 1:500,000 20 X42** heavy red line with the name printed thus: DES MOINES (about S mi. to the inch) *LOCAL CHARTS .25 Designed to show additional detail in the congested areas around important terminals. There are six charts 1:250,000 22X29 issued at present. Fifteen charts are planned. Designated thus: MIAMI (about 4 mi. to the inch) INSTRUMENT APPROACH AND LANDING CHARTS .05 ea. The approximately 425 charts of this series are designed primarily for use i rt approach or landing by in- Approach 8x 101~ struments, under co ndi tions of low visibility. The Landing Chart is printed on the back of the corres- 1 :250,000 ponding Approach Chart. Charts are designated thus: AL 289. (about 4 mi. to the inch) Landing 1:31,680 <112 mile to the inch) AUXILIARY CHARTS 3077 .40 Isogonic chart or the United States; lines of equal magnetic declination revised every 5 years. 1 :5,000,000 27X45 3040 .40 Shemya Island; on azimuthal equidistant projection; in 4 colors. I :30,000,000 31 X31 3041 .40 Miami; on azimuthal equidistant projection; in 4 colors. I :30,000,000 31 X31 3060a .40 Aeronautical Outline Chart of the United States; showing principal cities, airports, and index to sectional 1 :5,000,000 26X40 aeronautical charts. Lambert Conformal Conic Projection. 3060d 1.00 Wall chart of the United States, in two parts. Same as the planning chart of the United States, enlarged, 1 :3,000,000 33X44 with an overprint showing principal airports, civil airways and the radio range system. Lambert Conformal (ea. section) Conic Projection. 3062 .10 Equatorial Gnomonic Projection (projection only) 1 :50,000,000 19X19 3063 .10 Gnomonic Projection, Polar-Equatorial (projection only) 1 :5Q,O OO,OOO 19X19 3064 .40 U. S. Air-Line Distances 1 :5,000,000 25X38 3065 .40 Equatorial Azimuthal Equidistant Projection (advance edition) 1 :52,670, lp5 33X33 3066 1.00 Airports in United States. Two Sections. 1 :3,000,000 351/zX48 (ea. section) .3069b .40 Isogonic Chart of Alaska 1 :5,000,000 21 X40 3074 .40 Great-circle Outline Chart of the United States; gnomonic projection; shows principal cities. 1 :5,094,000 27X41 3074a .40 Great-circle Aeronautical Outline Chart of the United States; gnomonic projection. Same as 307 4, over- 1 :5,094,000 27 X41 printed with selected airports. 3092 .40 International Air Routes of the World, on quincuncial projection; showsgreat-circle distances between princi- 1 :40,000,000 23 X45 pal points on air routes. 4 colors. 3093 .25 Outline maps for the construction of a model of the World; produces a "Lambert globe" 9 inches in diameter. 1 :56,000,000 22 X29 ZD-10 .25 Azimuthal Equidistant Projection, centered on 40°N-100°W. 1 :47,423,730 35X39 ZD-11 .25 Azimuthal Equidistant Projection, centered on 40°N-100°W. Covers same 1 :18,328,012 90 X98 (ea. section) area as ZD-10. Printed in six sections. (overall)

t The current printing of 3069a does not show relief. *See diagrams. ••Average size of seri1'5. IV

A Catalog of Nautical Charts and Related Publications or additional information concerning publications and activities of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey may be obtained by addressing the Director, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington 25, D. C., the District Offices, the Distribution Centers, or the Information Centers. Charts and related publications of the Bureau may be purchased from the Distribution Centers, or from the District Offices, with the exception of the Caribbean and Pacific Districts, where only file copies are maintained

U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey District Offices

Northeastern District ...... Boston 9, Mass. Tenth Floor, Customhouse State Street Eastern District ...... New York 7, N. Y. 602 Federal Office Building 90 Church Street Southeastern District ...... Norfolk 10, Va. 418 Post Office Building Southern District ...... New Orleans 16, La. 314 Customhouse 423 Canal Street Caribbean District ...... San Juan, Puerto Rico Post Office Box 3067 Santurce P.O. San Juan 29, P.R. Southwestern District ...... , ...... Los Angeles 12, Calif. 1426 Post Office and Courthouse Western District ...... San Francisco 26, Calif. 114 Customhouse Mid-Western District ...... Portland 4, Ore. 502 Panama Building 534 S. W. Third Avenue Northwestern District ...... Seattle 4, Washington 400 Insurance Building Pacific District ...... Honolulu, T. H. 244 Federal Office Building Philippine Islands ...... , ...... Manila, P. I. Director, Coast Surveys Philippine Bureau, U. S. C. & G. Survey O'Racca Building

U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Distribution Centers

Officer in Charge of Chart Distribution Officer in Charge of Chart Distribution Officer in Charge of Chart Distribution U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey 641 Washington St., 601 Gorsuch Avenue, 1325 Central Street, New York, N. Y. Baltimore 18, Maryland' Kansas City 8, Missouri

U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Information Centers Officer in Charge of Officer in Charge of U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey 90 Marietta Street, N. W., Regional Administrator, CAA Atlanta 3, Georgia P. 0. Box 1689, Officer in Charge of Fort Worth 1, Texas U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Officer in Charge of Room 2240, 608 S. Dearborn St., U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Chicago 5, Illinois 2202 City Hall Building, Kansas City 6, Missouri PLANNING CHARTS

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Designed for aeronautical planning purposes. Show generalized topography. Aeronautical data includes, airways, radio ranges, principle airports and isogonic lines.

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Designed for plotting radio bearings. Topography generalized with culture limited to cities and railroads. Con­ tours and gradient tints indicate relief. Aeronautical data includes selected airports, magnetic compass roses centered on radio ranges and radio beacons and isogonic lines. WORLD AERONAUTICAL CHARTS - UNITED STATES

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Designed for long fligh1sandhigh speed. Chart area limited to established routes, usually extends from air ter­ minal to air terminal. Topography sufficient for contact flight yet aeronautical information is complete enough for radio navigation. Relief portrayed by contours and gradient tints. Aeronautical data includes airways, radio and visual aids, aircraft facilities, isogonic lines and compass roses.

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Designed for contact flying. Show detailed topography including landmarks. Relief portrayed by contours and gradient tints. Aeronautical data includes airways, radio and aircraft facilities, visual aids and isogonic lines. 01 CJ) LOCAL- CHARTS

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Designed for contact flying in the vicinity of prominent airports of large cities. Intended as a supplementary chart to the smaller scale series. Topographic and aeronautical information similar to,but in greater detail than, smaller scale charts. Sizable airports are shown by runway pattern. 7

INSTRUMENT APPROACH AND LANDING CHARTS Price, 5 cents each. Designated thus: AL 50 A discount of 33.Y. 'ft> is allowed for one order in one shipment to one address of $10 or more. (For gross orders $6. 67 to $10 a charge of $6. 67 is made.)

NO. CITY.OR TOWN AIRPOR T NO. CITY OR TOWN AIRPORT ALABAMA CALIFORNIA-Cont. AL 60 *Birmingham Birmingham Airport AL 377 Santa Ana Orange County Airport AL 122 Dothan Dothan Airport AL 378 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Airport AL 123 Dothan Napier Field AL 379 Santa Maria Santa Maria AAF AL 267 Mobile Bates Field AL 393 Silver Lake Silver Lake Intermediate AL 268 Mobile Brookley Field AL 407 Stockton Stockton Field AL 272 Montgomery Dannelly Field AL 529 Thermal Thermal Airport AL 273 Montgomery Gunter Field AL 552 Van Nuys Van Nuys Metropolitan Airport AL 274 Montgomery Maxwell Field AL 456 Williams Williams Intermediate AL 277 Muscle Shoals Muscle Shoals Airport AL 387 Selma Craig Field AL 509 Tuskegee Tuskegee AAF COLORADO AL 6 Akron Akron Intermediate Field AL 87 Colorado Springs Peterson Field ARIZONA AL 538 Denver Buckley Field AL 581 Aj o AjoAAF AL 116 Denver Lowry Field AL 74 Chandler Williams Field AL 114 •Denver Stapleton Airfield AL 85 Cochise Cochise Intermediate Field AL 221 La Junta La Junta AAF AL 564 Coolidge Coolidge Mun. Airport AL 334 Pueblo Pueblo AAB AL 486 Douglas Douglas AAF AL 335 Pueblo Pueblo Airport AL 492 Gila Bend Gila Bend AAF AL 427 Trinidad Trinidad Airport AL 321 Phoenix Luke Field AL 822 *Phoenix Phoenix (:;l ky Harbor) CONNECTICUT AL 546 Prescott Earnest A. Love Field AL 189 Hartford Brainard Field AL 429 Tucson Davis-Monthan Field AL 190 Hartford Rentschler Field AL 430 Tucson Tucson Airport AL 462 *Winslow Winslow Airport AL 511 Yuma YumaAAF DELAWARE AL 562 Dover Dover AAF ARKANSAS AL 458 Wilmington Newcastle County Airport AL 55 Blytheville Cooter Field DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AL 406 Blytheville Steele Field AL 443 *Washington Washington National Airport AL 23S Little Rock Adams Field ' AL 580 Washington Bolling Field AL 408 Stuttgart Stuttgart Army Air Field AL 593 Washington NAS Anacostia AL 420 *Texarkana Texarkana (Municipal) Airport AL 441 Walnut Ridge Walnut Ridge Airport FLORIDA AL 31 Avon Park Avon Park AAF CALIFORNIA AL 38 Banana River NAS Banana River AL 569 Bakersfield Minter Field AL 560 Boca Raton Boca Raton AAF AL 36 *Bakersfield Kern County Airport AL 101 Crestview Crestview Airport AL 53 Blythe Blythe AAF AL 102 Cross City Cross City Airport AL 67 *Burbank Lockheed Air Terminal AL 110 Daytona Beach Daytona Beach Airport AL 104 Daggett San Bernardino County Airport AL 153 Fort Myers Buckingham Airport AL 472 El Centro NAS El Centro AL 154 Fort Myers Page Field AL 488 Fairfield Fairfield-Suisan AAF AL 207 Jacksonville Jacksonville Airport No 1 AL 161 Fresno Fresno-Chandler Airport AL 208 Jacksonville Craig Field AL 162 Fresno Hammer Field AL 209 Jacksonville NAS Jacksonville AL 236 *Long Beach Long Beach Airport AL 214 Key West NAS Key West (Boca Chica) AL 237 *Los Angeles Los Angeles Airport-(Minea Field) AL 606 Key West Meacham Airpor t AL 668 Merced Castle Field AL 607 Key West NAS Key West (Seaplane) AL 410 Mountain View NAS Moffett AL 252 Melbourne NAS Melbourne AL 500 Muroc Muroc AAF AL 257 *Miami Miami International AAF AL 287 Newhall Newhall Int. Field AL 256 Miami NAS Miami AL 293 Oakland NAS Alameda AL 602 Milton NAAS Whiting AI. 294 *Oakland Oakland Airport AL 305 *Orlando Orlando AAB AL 310 Palmdale Palmdale Airport AL 571 Orlando Pinecastle AAF AL 645 Palm Springs Palm Springs AAF AL 312 Panama City Tyndall Field AI. 344 RedBlull Bidwell Airport AL 520 Pensacola N AS Pensacola (Corry Field) AL 348 Riverside March Field AI. 318 *Pensacola Pensacola Airport AL 356 Sacramento Mather Field AL 319 Pensacola NAAS Saufley AL 357 Sacramento McClellan Field AL 625 St. Petersburg Pinellas County Master Airport AL 358 Sacramento Sacramento Airport AL 415 Tallahassee Dale Mabry F'ield AL 363 Salinas Salinas Airport AL 416 *Tampa Drew Field AL 647 San Bernardino San Bernardino AAF AL 417 Tampa Peter 0. Knight Airport AL 373 *San Diego Lindbergh Field AL 418 Tampa MacDill Field AL 374 San Diego N.A.S. San Diego AL 436 Valpariso Eglin Field AL 375 *San Francisco San Francisco Airport AL 437 Vero Beach Vero Beach Airport AL 376 San Rafael Hamilton Field AL 449 West Palm Beach Morrison Field

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NO. CITY OR TOWN AIRPORT NO.· CITY OR TOWN AIRPORT GEORGIA LOUISIANA AL 8 Albany Albany Airport AL 13 Alexandria Alexandria AAF AL 9 Albany Turner Field AL 40 *Baton Rouge Harding Field AL 17 Alma Alma Intermediate Field AL 116 DeRidder DeRidder AAB AL 26 *Atlanta Atlanta Airport AL 222 Lake Charles Lake Charles AAF AL 469 Atlanta NAS Atlanta (Camp Gordon) AL 270 Monroe Selm::n Field AL 27 Augusta Bush Field AL 288 *New Orleans New Orleans Airport AL 28 Augusta Daniel Field AL 600 New Orleans N.A.S. New Orleans AL 146 Columbus Lawson Field AL 609 *New Orleans Moisant International Airport AL 167 Glynco NAF (LTA) Glynco AL 630 New Orleans Alvin Callender Airport AL 243 Macon Cochran Field AL 391 Shreveport Barksdale Field AL 442 Macon Robins Field AL ~92 *Shreveport Shreveport Airport AL 244 Macon Herbert Smart Airport AL 168 St. Simon Island NAS St. Simon Is. MAINE AL 380 Savannah Chatham AAF AL 381 Savannah Hunter Field AL 29 Augusta Augusta Airport AL 39 Bangor Dow Field AL 62 Brunswick NAS Brunswick IDAHO AL 196 Houlton Houlton Airport AL 67 Boise Gowen Field AL 261 Millinocket Millinocket Airport AL 68 Burley Burley Airport AL 329 Portland Portland Airport AL 527 Coeur D'Alene Coeur D'Alene Air Term. AL 331 Presque Isle Presque Isle AAF AL 124 Dubois Dubois Airport AL 590 Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Airport AL 542 Malad City Malad City Intermediate Field MARYLAND AL 327 Pocatello Pocatello AAF AL 555 Aberdeen Phillips Field AL 328 Pocatello Pocatello Airport AL 37 *Baltimore Baltimore Airport AL 561 Camp Springs Andrews Field ILLINOIS AL 314 Patuxent River N.A.S. Patuxent River AL 46 Belleville Scott Field AL 81 Chicago Chicago Airport MASSACHUSETTS AL 127 Effingham Effingham Int. Field AL 626 Bedford Bedford Airport AL 596 Glenview Glenview NAS AL 68 Boston Logan Airport AL 211 Joliet .Toliet Airport AL 447 Chicopee Falls Westover Field AL 269 Moline Moline Airport AL 514 Squantum NAS Squantum AL 597 Peoria Peoria Airport AL 446 Westfield Barnes Airport . AL 342 Rantoul Chanute Field AL 352 Rockford Machesney Airport AL 404 Springfield Springfield Airport MICHIGAN AL 41 Battle Creek Kellogg Field INDIANA AL 11 8 Detroit Detroit City Airport AL 618 Flint Bishop Airport AL 594 Columbus Atterbury AAF AL 174 Grand Rapids Kent County Airport AL 513 Evansville Evans ville Airport AL 224 Lansing Capital City Airport AL 156 1''ort Wayne Baer Field AL 276 Mount Clemens Selfridge Field AL 171 Goshen Goshen Airport AL 278 Muskegon Muskegon County Airport AL 203 *Indianapolis Indianapolis Airport AL 119 Romulus Romulus AAF AL 204 Indianapolis Stout Field AL 503 Sault Ste. Marie Sault Ste. Marie Airport AL 220 LaFayette Purdue University Airport AL 425 Traverse City Traverse City Airport AL 399 South Bend Bendix Field AL 467 Ypsilanti Willow Run Airport AL 608 Terre Haute Hulman Field IOWA MINNESOTA AL 69 Burlington Burlington Airport AL 14 Alexandria Alexandria Airport AL 117 Des Moines Des Moines Airport AL 125 Duluth Williamson-Johnson Airport AL 395 Sioux City Sioux City Airport AL 264 *Minneapolis Wold-Chamberlain Field AL 350 Rochester Rochester Airport KANSAS AL 263 St. Paul St. Paul Airport AL 611 Willmar Willmar Airport AL 633 Anthony Anthony Airport AL 76 Chanute Chanute Airport AL 536 Colleyville Colleyville Airport MISSISSIPPI AL 485 Dodge City Dodge City AAF AL 49 Biloxi Keesler Field AL 152 Fort Leavenworth Sherman Field AL 468 Biloxi CGAS Biloxi AL 155 Fort Riley Marshall Field AL 91 Columbus Columbus AAF AL 491 Garden City Garden City AAF AL 182 Greenwood Greenwood Airport AL 619 Garden City Garden City Airport AL 181 Greenwood Greenwood AAF AL 539 Herington Herington AAF AL 576 Gulfport Gulfport Airport AL 200 Hutchinson Hutchinson (Mun.) AL 206 *Jackson Jackson Airport AL 625 Hutchinson NAS Hutchinson AL 254 Meridian Key Field AL 495 Independence Independence AAF AL 212 Kansas City Fairfax Field AL 497 Lebo Lebo Intermediate Field MISSOURI AL 302 Olathe N.A.S. Olathe AL 362 Salina Smoky Hill AAF AL 4 Advance Advance Int. Field AL 424 Topeka Topeka AAF AL 88 Columbia Columbia Airport AL 620 Topeka Phillip Billard Airport AL 213 Kansas City Kansas City Airport AL 678 Victoria WalkerAAF AL 217 Kirksville Kirksville Airport AL 453 Wichita Wichita Airport AL 496 Knob Noster Sedalia AAF AL 540 Joplin Joplin Municipal Airport AL 359 St. Joseph Rosecrans Field KENTUCKY AL 360 •st. Louis Lambert-St. Louis Airport AL 605 Bowling Green Bowling Green Airport AL 604 Springfield Springfield Municipal Airport AL 151 Fort Knox Godman Field AL 551 Tarkio Tarkio Airport AL 238 Louisville Bowman Field AL 610 Vichy Vichy AAF 9

NO. CITY OR TOWN AIRPORT NO. CITY OR TOWN AIRPORT MONTANA NEW YORK-Cont. AL 48 *Billings Billings Airport AL 450 Newburgh Stewart Field AL 59 Bozeman Gallatin Field AL 60 New York N AS Floyd Bennett Field AL 103 Custer Custer Int. Field AL 289 *New York La Guardia F'ield AL 484 Cut Bank Cut Bank Airport AL 351 Rochester Rochester Airport AL 121 Dillon Dillon Int. Field AL 433 Rome Rome AAF AL 589 Drummond Drummond Int. Field AL 412 Syracuse Syracuse Airport AL 176 Great Falls Great Falls AAF AL 434 Utica Utica Airport AL 177 Great Falls Great Falls Municipal Airport AL 192 Helena Helena Airport AL 231 Lewistown Lewistown Airport AL 234 Livingston Livingston Int. Field NORTH CAROLINA AL 259 Miles City Miles City Airport AL 78 Charlotte Douglas Airport AL 266 Missoula Missoula County Airport AL 471 Cherry Point MCAS Cherry Point AL 464 Whitehall Whitehall Int. Field AL 617 Elizabeth City CGAS Elizabeth City AL 147 Fort Bragg Pope Field AL '169 Goldsboro Seymour-Johnson Field NEBRASKA AL 178 Greensboro Greensboro-High Point Airport AL 516 Raleigh Raleigh-Durham Airport AL 535 Big Springs Big Springs Int. Field AL 340 Raleigh Raleigh Airport AL 173 Grand Island Grand Island AAF AL 463 Winston Salem Smith Reynolds Airport AL 191 Hayes Center Hayes Center Inl. Field AL 541 K~arney Kearney AAF AL 232 Lincoln Lincoln Airport AL 566 McCook McCook AAF NORTH DAKOTA AL 292' *North Platte Lee Bird Field AL 51 Bismarck Bismarck Airport AL 544 Omaha Offutt Field AL 120 Dickinson Dickinson Municipal Airport AL 304 •Omaha Omaha Airport AL 144 Fargo Fargo (Hector Field) AL 383 Scottsbluff ScQttsblull Airport AL 172 Grand Forks Grand Forks Airport AL 549 Sidney Sidney Int. AL 315 Pembina Pembina Int. Field

NEVADA OHIO AL 534 Battle Mountain Battle Mt. Mun. Airport AL 129 Elko Keddie Field AL 6 Akron Akron Airport AL 143 Fallon Freeman Field AL 83 Cincinnati Lunken Airport AL 584 Gabbs Gabbs Int. Field AL 84 Cleveland Cleveland Airport AL 199 Humboldt Humboldt Int. Field AL 94 Columbus NAS Porl Columbus AL 227 *Las Vegas Las Vegas AAF AL 93 Columbus Lockbourne AAB AL 524 Reno Reno AAB AL 107 Dayton Dayton Airport AL 346 Reno Hubbard Field AL 109 Dayton Wright Field AL 423 Tonopah Tonopah AAF AL 108 Fairfield Patterson Field AL 421 Toledo Toledo Airport AL 466 Youngstown Youngstown Airport NEW HAMPSHIRE AL 95 Concord Concord Airport AL 246 Manchester Grenier Field OKLAHOMA AL 22 Ardmore Ardm<;>re Airport AL 135 Enid Enid AAF NEW JERSEY AL 163 Gage Gage Airport AL 150 Fort Dix Fort DixAAB AL 299 Oklahoma City Tinker F'ield AL 223 Lakehurst NAS Lakehurst Al, 301 Oklahoma City . Will Rogers Field AL 285 Newark Newark Airport AL 603 Ponca City Ponca City Airport AL 432 *Tulsa Tulsa Airport NEW MEXICO AL 3 A co mi ta Acomita Int. Field OREGON AL 7 Alamogordo Alamogordo AAF AL 11 Albuquerque Albuquerque Airport AL 35 Baker Baker Airport AL 12 Albuquerque Kirtland Field AL 140 Eugene M ahlon Sweet Airport AL 71 Carlsbad Carlsba<> Municipal Airport AL 473 Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Airport AL 512 Clovis Clovis AAF AL 251 Medford Medford AAF AL 92 Columbus Columbus Int. Field AL 316 Pendleton Pendleton Field AL 478 Deming Deming AAF AL 330 Portland Portland AAB AL 132 El Morro El Morro Int. Field AL 345 Redmond Roberts Field AL 585 Engle Engle Int. Field AL 530 The Dalles The Dalles Airport AL 194 Hobbs Hobbs AAF AL 475 Tillamook NAS Tillamook AL 228 Las Vegas Las Vegas Airport AL 308 Otto Otto Int. Field AL 554 Rodeo Rodeo Int. Field PENNSYLVANIA AL 354 Roswell Roswell AAF AL 548 Santa Fe Santa Fe Airport (New) AL 15 Allentown Allentown-Bethleham Airport AL 550 Socorro Socorro Airport AL 100 Altoona Altoona-Blair County Airport AL 431 Tucumcari Tucumcari Airpo: t AL 139 Erie Port Erie Airport AL 187 Harrisburg Harrisburg Airport AL 188 Middletown Olmsted Field AL 528 Philadelphia Philadelphia Northeast Airport NEW YORK AL 320 Philadelphia Philadelphia Southwest Airport AL 10 Albany Albany Airport AL, 326 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh-Alleghany Co. Airport AL 65 Buffalo Buffalo Airport AL 570 Pittsburgh Greater Pittsburgh Airport AL 595 Dansville Dansville Airport AL 455 Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre-Wyoming Valley Airp. AL 131 Elmira Chemung County Airport AL 457 Williamsport Williamsport Airport AL 193 Hempstead Mitchel Field AL 598 Willow Grove NAS Willow Grove 10

NO. CITY OR TOWN AIRPORT NO. CITY OR TOWN AIRPORT RHODE ISLAND TEXAS-Cont. AL 333 Providence Theodore Francis Greene Airport AL 371 San Antonio Kelly Field AL 338 Quonset Point N AS Quonset Point AL 502 San Marcos San Marcos AAF AL 622 Tyler Pounds Field AL 439 Waco Waco Municipal Airport AL 454 Wichita Falls Sheppard-Kell Field SOUTH CAROLINA AL 461 Wink Wink Airport AL 76 *Charleston· Charleston Airport AL 89 Columbia · Lexington County Airport AL 90 Columbia Owens Field · UTAH AL 145 Florence Florence Airport AL 113 Delta Delta Airport AL_l79 Greenville Greenville AAB AL 137 Enterprise Enterprise Int. Field AL 180 Greenville Greenville Airport AL 489 Fairfield Fairfield Int. Field AL 280 Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach A.A.F. AL 242 Lucin Lucin Int. Field AL 401 Spartanburg Memorial Airport AL 260 Milford Milford Airport AL 409 Sumter Shaw Field AL 296 Ogden Hill Field AL 297 Ogden Robert H. Hinckley Field AL 365 Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Airport No. 1 AL 445 Wendover Wendover Field SOUTH DAKOTA AL 202 Huron W.W. Howes Airport AL 324 Pierre Pierre Airport VERMONT AL 343 Rapid City Rapid City AAB AL 70 Burlington Burlington Airport AL 396 Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Mun Airport AL 522 Montpelier Barre-Montpelier Airport AL 592 Spearfish Black Hills Airport AL 444 Watertown Watertown Airport VIRGINIA AL 52 Blackstone Blackstone AAF AL 599 Danville Danville Airport TENNESSEE AL 170 Gordonsville Gordonsville Int. Field AL 185 Hampton Langley Field AL 79 Chattanooga Lovell Field AL 205 Jacks Creek Jacks Creek Int. Field AL 499 Lynchburg Preston Glenn Airport AL 290 AL 218 Knoxville Knoxville (McGhee-Tyson) Airport Norfolk N AS-East Field AL 291 Norf@k Municipal Airport AL 253 *Memphis Memphis Airport Norfolk AL 336 AL 282 *Nashville Berry Field Pulaski Loving Field AL 339 Quantico MCAS Quantico AL.998 Smithville Smithville Int. ~' icld AL 426 Tri-City Tri-City Airport AL 347 Richmond Richmond AAB AL 349 Roanoke Woodrum Field

TEXAS WASHINGTON AL Abilene Abilene Air Terminal AL 45 Bellingham Bellingham Airport AL 2 Abilene Abilene AAF AL 130 Ellensburg Bowers Field AL 481 Alice Alice Airport AL 138 Ephrata Ephrata Airport AL 19 Amarillo English Field AL 142 Everett Paine Field AL 30 Austin Robert Mueller Airport AL 384 Seattle King So. Apt. (Boeing Field) AL 556 Austin Bergstrom Field AL 582 Seattle Seattle-Tacoma Airport AL 42 Beaumont Beaumont Airport AL 402 Spokane Felts Field AL 521 *Beaumont Jefferson County_Airport AL 553 Spokane Spokane AAF AL 47 Big Spring Big Spring Airport AL 414 Tacoma McChord Field AL 61 *Brownsville Rio Grande Valley International Apt AL 422 Toledo Toledo Int. Field AL 63 Bryan Bryan AAF AL 440 Walla Walla Walla Walla AAF AL 82 Childress Childress AAF AL 451 Whidbey Island NAS Whidbey Island (Ault Field) AL 97 *Corpus Christi Cliff Maus Field AL 452 Whidbey Island NAS Whidbey Island (Oak Harbor Seaplane) AL 98 Corpus Christi N AS Corpus Chris ti AL 465 Yakima Yakima County Airport AL 99 Corpus Christi NAAS Waldron AL 105 Dallas Hensley Field AL 106 *Dallas Love Field AL 111 Del Rio Laughlin Field WEST VIRGINIA AL 133 El Paso Biggs Field AL 128 Elkins Elkins Airport AL 134 *El Paso El Paso Airport AL 201 Huntington Mayes Field AL 160 Fort Worth Fort Worth A.A.F. AL 249 Martinsburg Martinsburg Airport AL 159 *Fort Worth Meacham Field AL 164 *Galveston Galveston Airport AL 197 Houston Ellington Field WISCONSIN AL 198 *Houston Houston Airport AL 219 La Crosse La Crosse Airport AL 226 Laredo Laredo Airport AL 235 Lone Rock Lone Rock Int. Field AL 240 Lubbock Lubbock A.A.F. AL 245 Madison Truax Airport AL 241 Lubbock South Plains AAF AL 262 *Milwaukee General Mitchell Field AL 247 Marfa MarfaAAF AL 258 Midland Midland AAF AL 574 Midland Midland Municipal Airport AL 309 Palacios Palacios Airport WYOMING AL 311 Pampa Pampa AAF AL 72 Casper Casper AAF AL 337 Pyote Pyote AAF AL 73 Casper Wardwell Airport AL 364 Salt Flat Salt Flat Iot. Field AL 80 *Cheyenne Cheyenne Airport AL 367 San Angelo San Angelo Airport AL 148 Fort Bridger Fort Bridger Int. Field AL 368 San Angelo Goodfellow Field AL 225 Laramie General Brees Field AL 341 San Antonio Randolph AL 353 Rock Springs Rock Springs Airport AL 369 San Antonio San Antonio Airport (Alamo Field/ AL 388 Sheridan Sheridan County Airport AL 370 San Antonio Brooks AL 394 Sinclair Sinclair Int. Field 11

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NO. CITY AIRPORT COUNTRY NO. CITY AIRPORT COUNTRY A B AL 1403 Abadan, Iran AL 1501 Bettles, Alaska AL 1610 Abbotsford, B. C., Canada AL 1757 Bhamo No. 2, Burma AL 1049 Abidjan, Ivory Coast, F. W. A. AL 1711 Bholari, India AL 1051 Accra, Gold Coast AL 1575 Bhopal (Bairagarh), India AL 1244 Adak I., Aleutian ls., Alaska AL 1218 Big Delta, Alaska AL 1766 Adana, Turkey AL 1372 Biskra, Algeria AL 1353 Agadir (Ben Sergao), Morocco AL 1610 Bizerte (Sidi Ahmed) , Tunisia AL 1318 Agra, India AL 1367 Blida, Algeria AL 1214 Aishihik, Y. T., Canada AL 1048 Bobbili, India AL 1667 Ajaccio (Campo Del Oro), Corsica AL 1679 Bombay (SantaCruz), India AL 1756 Akyab, Burma AL 1611 Bone (Les Salines) , Algeria Albrook Field, (See Balboa) AL 1706 Bordeaux (Merignac), France AL 1628 Alexandria (Mariut), Egypt AL 1016 Borinquen, Puerto Rico AL 1368 Algiers (Maison Blanche), Algeria AL 1672 Bovingdon, England AL 1320 Allahabad (Bamhrauli), India AL 1848 Bremen, Germany AL 1818 Alor Star, Malay States AL 1493 Broadview, Saskatchewan, Canada AL 1029 Amapa, Brazil AL 1802 Brussels (Evere), Belgium AL 1245 Amchitka I., Aleutian ls., Alaska AL 1673 Brussels (Melsbroek) Belgium AL 1396 Amman, Trans-Jordan AL 1131 Buchans, Newfoundland AL 1773 Amsterdam (Schiphol), Netherlands AL 1853 Bucharest (Baneasa), Romania AL 1196 Anchorage (Elmendorf), Alaska AL 1854 Budapest (Matyasfold), Hungary AL 1233 Aniak, Alaska AL 1077 Buenos Aires (Moron), Argentina AL 1767 Ankara (Civil), Turkey AL 1748 Burtonwood, England AL 1794 Ankara (Etimesut), Turkey AL 1388 Bushire, Iran AL 1188 Annette Island, Alaska AL 1834 Butterworth, Straits Settlements AL 1022 Antigua I. (Coolidge), Leeward fs. B.W.l. AL 1394 Aqir, Palestine c AL 1661 Aracaju, Brazil AL 1843 Cabo Juby, Rio De Oro AL 1785 Araxos, Greece AL 1675 Cagliari (Ellmas), Sardinia AL 1135 Argentia, Newfoundland AL 1294 Cairo (Almaza), Egypt AL 1037 Ascension Island (Wideawake) AL 1293 Cairo (Heliopolis), Egypt AL 1301 Asmara, Eritrea AL 1296 Cairo (Farouk /Payne), Egypt AL 1662 Asuncion, Paraguay AL 1295 Cairo West, Egypt AL 1732 Athens (Hassani), Greece AL 1324 Calcutta (Dum Dum), India AL 1243 Atka I., Aleutian ls., Alaska AL 1203 Calgary, Alberta, Canada AL 1026 Atkinson Field, British Guiana AL 1009 Camaguey (A~amonte), Cuba AL 1249 Attu I. (NAS Attu Casco Cove), AL 1664 Campos (Palacete), Brazil Aleutian ls., Alaska AL 1663 Cannavieiras, Brazil AL 1912 Canton (T'ien-ho), Kwangtung, China B AL 1066 Caravelas, Brazil AL 1406 Baghdad West, Iraq AL 1725 Carlsen Field, Trinidad AL 1052 Balboa (Albrook), Canal Zone AL 1097 Carmen, Mexico AL 1058 Balboa (Howard), Canal Zone AL 1055 cartagena, Columbia AL 1438 Balikpapan (Sepinggang), Borneo, N. E. I. AL 1357 Casablanca ( Cazes), Morocco AL 1558 Bangalore, India AL 1375 Castel Benito, Libya AL 1902 Bangkok (Don Muang), Siam AL 1674 Catania, Sicily AL 1004 Barbados I. (Seawell); AL 1319 Cawnpore (Chakeri), India Windward Is., B. W. I. AL 1028 Cayenne (Rochambeau), Pr. Guiana AL 1441 Barber's Point (NAS), Oahu, T. H. AL 1429 Cebu (Lahug), Cebu I., P. I. AL 1769 Barcelona (Prat de Llobregat), Spain AL 1333 Chabua, India AL 1670 Bari, Italy AL 1327 Chakulia, India AL 1440 Barking Sands, Kauai, T. H. AL 1422 Chan-i/Chanyi, Yunnan, China AL 1577 Baroda, India AL 1911 Ch'ang-t'ing/Tingchow, Fukien, China AL 1347 Barrackpore, India AL 1423 Chao-t'ung, Yunnan, China AL 1056 Barranquilla (Soledad), Colombia AL 1259 Charlottetown, Pr. Edward 1., Canada AL 1401 Basra tMargil) , Iraq AL 1661 Chettinad, India AL 1402 Basra (Shaibah), lraq AL 1109 Chetumal, Mexico AL 1692 Bastia (Poretta) Corsica AL 1763 Chih-Chiang, Hunan, China AL 1964 Batavia (Kemajoran) Java, N. E. I. AL 1921 Ch'ing-Tao (Ts'ang-k'ou), Shantung, China AL 1041 Bathurst (Yundum), Gambia AL 1588 Chittagong, India AL 1008 Batista Field, Cuba AL 1898 Ch'iung-Shan, Hainan I., China Beane Field - See St. Lucia AL 1554 Cholavaram, India AL 1209 Beatton River, B. C., Canada AL 1867 Ch'ung-Ch'ing (Chiu-lung-p'u), AL 1789 Beirut, Lebanon Szechwan, China AL 1030 Belem (Y al de Caes), Brazil AL 1344 Ch'ung-Ch'ing (Pai-shih-I), AL 1777 Belgrade (Zemun), Yugoslavia Szechwan, China AL 1442 Bellows Field, Oahu, T. H. AL 1015 Ciudad Trujillo (Andrews) , Dom. Rep. Benedict Field - See St. Croix AL 1094 Ciudad Victoria, Mexico AL 1379 Benghazi (Merrifield), Libya AL 1880 Clark Field, Luzon I., P. I. AL 1380 Benina, Libya AL 1241 Cold Bay (Fort Randalll, Alaska AL 1045 Benson Field, Liberia AL 1666 Colombo, Ceylon AL 1870 Berlin (Tempelhof), Germany AL 1567 Colombo (Ratmalana), Ceylon AL 1432 Bermuda (Kindley) AL 1053 Colon (France), Canal Zone AL 1226 Bethel, Alaska AL 1586 Comilla, India 12

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NO. CITY AIRPORT COUNllRY NO. CITY AIRPORT COUNTRY c G AL 1185 Comox, B. C., Canada AL 1192 Gus tavus, Alaska AL 1042 Conakry, French Guinea, Fr. W. Africa AL1866 Gwalior (Maharajpur), India Coolidge Field - See Antigua AL 1774 Copenhagen (Kastrup), Denmark H AL 1195 Cordova, Alaska AL 1398 H-3 Pumping Station (L.G. H-3), Iraq AL 1060 Coro, Venezuela AL 1400 Habbaniya, Iraq AL 1511 Cowley, Alta., Canada AL 1805 Haifa (Ramat David), Palestine AL 1108 Cozumel Is., Mexico AL 1409 Ramadan, Iran AL 1512 Cranbrook, B. C., Canada AL 1847 Hanau (Langendiebach), Germany AL 1666 Cumana, Venezuela AL 1924 Hankow (NAS), Hupeh, China AL 1059 Curacao I. (Ha to Fld.), N. W. I. AL 1899 Hanoi (Gia Lam), Fr. Indo-China AL 1070 Curitiba (Bacachery). Brazil AL 1047 Harper (Cape Palmas), Liberia AL 1547 Cuttack, India Hato, Curacao, N. W. I. - See Curacao AL 1913 Heho, Burma ' D AL 1796 Helsinki (Malmi), Finland Heng-Yang, Hunan, China AL 1494 Dafoe, Sask., Canada AL 1925 AL 1710 Dakar (Mallard), Senegal, F. W. A. AL 1838 Heraklion, Crete Hickam Field, Oahu, T. H. AL 1038 Dakar (Ouakam), Senegal, F . W. A. AL 1444 Hilo (Lyman), Hawaii, T. H. AL 1119 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada AL 1451 AL 1090 David, Panama AL 1236 Homer, Alaska Homestead, Molokai, T. H. AL 1317 Delhi (Willingdon), India AL 1449 Honolulu (NAS), Oahu, T. H. AL 1393 Deversoir, Egypt AL 1445 Howard Field, Canal Zone - See Balboa AL 1754 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Hsin-Ching, Szechwan, China AL 1334 Dinjan, India AL 1349 Hsi-an /Changan (Hsi-an), Shensi, China AL 1198 Dog Creek, B. C., Canada AL 1895 Huai-ning/ Anking, Anhwei, China AL 1149 Dublin (Collinstown), Eire AL 1926 AL 1175 Hurn, England E AL 1864 Hyderabad (Hakimpet), India AL 1205 Edmonton (Mun.), Alberta, Canada I AL 1539 Edmonton (Namao), Alberta, Canada Iliamna, Alaska AL 1918 En-Shih, Hupeh, China AL 1251 AL 1827 Imphal (T .ilihal), India F AL 1425 I-pin /Suifu, Szechwan, China AL 1391 Isma1lia, Egypt AL 1219 Fairbanks (Ladd), Alaska AL 1793 Istanbul (Yesilkoy), Turkey AL 1729 Fairbanks (Mile 26), Alaska AL 1232 Farewell, Alaska J AL 1036 Fernando de Noronha I., Brazil Jask, Iran AL 1363 Fes, Morocco AL 1299 Jidda, Saudi Arabia AL 1715 Florence (Peretola), Italy AL 1258 Jiwani, India AL 1071 Florianopolis (Adolpho Kondor), Brazil AL 1311 Jodhpur, India AL 1678 Foggia (Foggia Main A/ D), Italy AL 1315 Juneau, Alaska AL 1947 Fo-lo /Fuflo, Hainan Is., China AL 1191 AL 1923 Foochow (Nan-T'ai), Fukien, China K AL 1436 Fortaleza (Adjacento), Brazil AL 1138 Fort Chimo (Crystal 1.), Que., Canada AL 1446 Kahuku,Oahu,T.H. AL 1208 Fort Nelson, B. C., Canada AL 1523 Kahului (NAS), Maui, T. H. AL 1505 Fort Simpson, N. W. T., Canada AL 1255 Kamloops, B. C., Canada AL 1207 Fort St. John, B. C., Canada AL 1524 Kaneohe (NAS), Oahu, T. H. AL 1807 Foz do Iguassu, Brazil AL 1942 Kanoya (NAS), Kyushu I., Japan France Field, See Colon AL 1312 Karachi, India AL 1201 Frankfurt (Eschborn), Germany AL 1145 Keflavik (Meeks), Iceland AL 1736 Frankfurt (Rhein-Main), Germany AL 1235 Kenai, Alaska AL 1043 Freetown (Hastings), Sierra Leone AL 1407 Kermanshah, Iran AL 1044 Freetown (Waterloo), Sierra Leone AL 1575 Khambalia, India AL 1139 Frobisher Bay (Crystal 2), N . W . T., Can. AL 1535 Khok Kathiam, Siam AL 1513 Kimberly, B. C., Canada G AL 1928 Kochi, Shikoku Island, Japan AL 1238 Kodiak (NAS), Alaska AL 1620 Gabes, Tunisia AL 1556 Kolar, India AL 1229 Galena, Alaska AL 1704 Komenda, Gold Coast AL 1383 Gambut 3, Libya AL 1804 Konya, Turkey AL 1133 Gander, Newfoundland AL 1900 Kowloon (Kai Tak), Hong Kong, China AL 1553 Gannavaram, India AL 1856 Kristiansand South (Kjevic), Norway AL 1321 Gaya, India AL 1894 Kuei-lin (Li-chia-t'sun /Lichiachen), AL 1697 Geneva (Cointrin), Switzerland Kw<1ngsi, China AL 1176 Gibraltar (North Front) AL 1341 K ' un~ming.Yunnan, China AJ..1833 Gioia, Italy AL 1410 Kuwait, Kuwait AL 1533 Gong Kedak, Malay States AL 1908 Kyongsong /Seoul (Kimp'o / Eitoho), Korea AL 1137 Goose Bay, Labrador AL1861 Gothenburg (Torslanda), Sweden L AL 1206 Grande Prairie (Mun.), Alberta, Can. AL1716 Grove, England AL 1433 Lagens, Terceira I., Azores AL 1010 Guantanamo (McCalla), Cuba AL 1264 Lagos (lkeja), Nigeria AL 1085 Guatemala City, Guatemala AL 1061 La Guaira (Maiquetia), Venezuela AL 1095 Guerrero (Villa Tamuin), Mexico AL 1329 Lalmanir Hat, India AL 1884 Guiuan (Samar), Samar I., P. I. AL 1397 Landing Ground H-4, Trans-Jordan AL 1220 Gulkana, Alaska AL 1879 Laoag, Luzon I.. P . I. 13

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NO. CITY AIRPORT COUNTRY NO. CITY AIRPORT COUNTRY L AL 1216 Northway, Alaska AL 1156 Nutts Corner, N. Ireland, U . K. AL 1758 Lashio. Burma AL 1612 Las Palmas (Gando). Grand Canaria I.. 0 Canary Islands AL 1202 Lethbridge. Alberta. Canada AL 1901 Okayama, Formosa AL 1882 Lingayen. Luzon I., P. I. AL 1886 Okinawa I. (Yontan), Ryukyu Is. AL 1907 Linz (Horsching), Austria AL 1365 Oran (La Senia), Algeria AL 1177 Lisbon (Portela de Sacaven), Portugal AL 1933 Osaka (ltami), Honshu I., Japan AL 1572 Liu-chou. Kwangsi, China AL 1795 Oslo (Fornebu), Norway AL 1799 London, England AL 1857 Oslo (Gardermoen), Norway AL 1650 Lu-Jiang, Yunnan, China AL 1122 Ottawa (Uplands), Ontario, Canada AL 1703 Lungi, Sierra Leone AL 1361 Ouida, Morocco AL 1289 Luxor, ·Egypt p AL 1395 Lydda, Palestine AL 1684 Lyon (Bron), France AL 1825 Pai-se/Poseh, Kwangsi, China AL 1965 Palembang (Talangbetoetoe), M Sumatra, N. E. I. AL 1064 Maceio, Brazil AL 1688 Palermo (Bocca Di Falco), Sicily AL 1555 Madras (St. Thomas Mount), India AL 1887 Palma (Son San Juan), Balearic Is. AL 1771 Madrid (Barajas), Spain AL 1323 Panagarh, India AL 1562 Madura, India AL 1762 Pao-shan, Yunnan, China AL 1737 Malmo (Bulltofta), Sweden AL 1689 Paris (Orly), France AL 1683 Malta (Luqa), Malta AL 1092 Parrita, Costa Rica AL 1088 Managua (Las Mercedes), Nicaragua AL 1934 Peiping (Lan-tien·ch'ang), Hopeh, China AL 1874 Manila (Nichols), Luzon I.; P. I. AL 1073 Pelotas, Brazil AL 1875 Manila (Nielson), Luzon I., P. I. AL 1204 Penhold, Alberta, Canada AL 1057 Maracaibo (Grano De Oro), Venezuela AL 1514 Penticton, B. C .. Canada AL 1376 Marble Arch, Libya AL 1966 Phnom Penh, French Indo-China AL 1354 Marrakech, Morocco AL 1720 Pisa (San Giusto), Italy AL 1698 Marseille (Istres), France AL 1502 Point Barrow, Alaska AL 1685 Marseille (Marignane), France AL 1691 Poix, France AL 1187 Massct (Masset /Gordon), Graham I., AL 1580 Poona (Lahogoan), India B. C., Canada AL 1014 Port Au Prince (Bowen), Haiti AL 1382 Matruh, Egypt AL 1967 Port Blair, So. Andaman I., Andaman Is. AL 1062 Maturin, Venezuela AL 1844 Port Etienne, Mauritania, Fr. W. Af. AL 1225 McGrath, Alaska AL 1186 Port Hardy, B. C .. Canada AL 1515 Medicine Hat, Alta., Canada AL 1240 Port Heiden (Fort Morrow), Alaska AL 1123 Megantic, Quebec, Canada AL 1360 Port Lyautey (Craw), French Morocco AL 1362 Meknes, Morocco AL 1800 Porto Alegre (Gravatahy), Brazil AL 1915 Mergui, Burma AL 1024 Port of Spain (Piarco), Trinidad AL 1103 Merida, Mexico AL 1835 Port Swettenham, Malay States AL 1082 Mexico City (Central), Mexico AL 1892 Prague (Ruzyne), Czechoslovakia AL 1849 Milan (Linate), Italy AL 1163 Prestwick, Scotland AL 1224 Minchumina, Alaska AL 1199 Prince George, B. C., Canada AL 1127 Mingan, Quebec, Canada AL 1508 Princeton, B. C .. Canada AL 1930 Misawa, Honshu I., Japan AL 1110 Puerto Barrios, Guatemala AL 1631 Misurata West, Libya AL 1118 Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua AL 1128 Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada AL 1876 Puerto Princesa, Palawan I., P. I. AL 1093 Monterrey (Aeropuerto Del Norte), Mex. AL 1665 Puttalam, Ceylon AL 1076 Montevideo (Melilla), Uruguay AL 1450 Puunene (NAS), Maui, T. H. AL 1125 Montreal (Dorval), Quebec, Canada AL 1230 Moses Point, Alaska Q AL 1916 Moulmein, Burma AL 1507 Quesnel, B. C., Canada AL 1411 Muharraq Island, Bahrein AL 1783 Munich (Riem), Germany R AL 1355 Myitkyina, Burma AL 1949 Rangoon (Mingaladon), Burma AL 1310 Ras Al Hadd, Oman N Ratmalana - See Colombo AL 1865 Nagpur, India AL 1035 Recife (Ibura), Brazil AL 1733 Naha, Okinawa I., Ryukyu Is. AL 1517 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada AL 1237 Naknek, Alaska AL 1147 Reykjavik, Iceland AL 1931 Nanking (Ta-chiao-ch'ang), Kiangsu, China AL 1868 Rio de Janeiro (Galeao), Brazil AL 1656 Nan-ning, Kwangsi, China AL 1068 Rio de Janeiro (Santos Dumont), Brazil AL 1686 Naples (Capodichino), Italy AL 1091 Rio Hato, Panama AL 1687 Naples (Pomigliano D' Arco), Italy AL 1496 Rivers, Man., Canada AL 1141 Narsarssuak (BW-1), Greenland AL 1046 Roberts Field, Liberia AL 1005 Nassau (Oakes), Bahamas Is. AL 1693 Rome (Ciampino), Italy AL 1006 Nassau (Windsor), Bahama Islands AL 1713 Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico AL 1034 Natal (Parnamirim), Brazil AL 1399 Rutha, Iraq AL 1914 Nawnghkio, Burma AL 1495 Neepawa, Sask., Canada s AL 1223 Nenana, Alaska AL 1927 Saigon (Tan Son Nhut), Fr. Indo-China AL 1434 Nhatrang, French Indo China AL 1021 St. Croix (Benedict), Virgin Is. AL 1744 Nice (La Californie), France A.L 1136 St. Johns (Torbay), Newfoundland AL 1786 Nicosia, Cyprus AL 1350 St. Louis, Senegal, F. W. A. AL 1231 Nome (Mark), Alaska AL 1023 St. Lucia (Beane), Windward Is .. B.W.I. AL 1606 Norman Wells, N. W. T .. Canada AL 1168 St. Mawgan, England AL 1616 North Battleford, Sask., Canada AL 1358 Sale, Morocco 14

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C., Canada AL 1031 Sao Luiz (Tirirical), Brazil AL 1859 Vasteras (Hasslo), Sweden AL 1081 Veracruz (Las Bajadas), Mexico AL 1069 Sao Paulo (Congonhas), Brazil AL 1620 Vermilion, Alta., Canada AL 1065 Sao Salvador {lpitanga), Brazil AL !Oil Vernam Field, Jamaica AL 1518 Saskatoon, Sask., Canada AL 1891 Vienna (Tulln), Austria AL 1658 V ilia Cisneros, Rio de 0ro AL 1860 Satenas, Sweden AL 1067 Vitoria, Brazil AL 1256 Seven Islands, Quebec, Canada AL 1549 Vizagapatam, India AL 1936 Shanghai (Chiang-wan), Kiangsu, China AL 1151 Shannon (Rineanna), Eire w AL 1412 Sharjah, Oman AL 1025 Waller Field, Trinidad AL 1246 Shemya I., Aleutian Is., Alaska AL 1780 Warsaw (Okecie), Poland AL 1211 Watson Lake, Y. T., Canada AL 1755 Shwebo, Burma AL 1213 Whitehorse, Y. T., Canada AL 1250 Sidney (Patricia Bay), B. C., Canada AL 1708 Wiesbaden, Germany AL 1564 Sigiriya, Ceylon AL 1124 Windsor (Mun.), Ont., Canada AL 1498 Winnepeg (Stevenson), Man., Canada AL 1134 Simiutak I., (BW-3 Radio Range), Greenland AL 1872 Singapore (Kalang), St. Settlements y AL 1604 Skwentna, Alaska AL 1194 Yakataga, Alaska AL 1200 Smithers, B. C., Canada AL 1193 Yakutat, Alaska AL 1210 Smith River, B. C., Canada AL 1120 Yarmouth, N . S., Canada AL 1215 Snag, Yukon Territory, Canada AL 1657 Yelahanka. India Yontan - See Okinawa AL 1819 Soerabaja (Tandjoeng Perak), Java, NEI AL 1499 Yorkton. Saskatchewan. Canada AL 1855 Sofia (Vrajdebna), Bulgaria AL 1909 Yu-shan, Kiangsi, China AL 1142 Sondrestromfjord (Sondrestromfjord BW-8 Airport), Greenland z AL 1852 South Caicos I., Bahama Is., B.W.I. AL 1878 Zamboanga (Moret), Mindanao I., P. I. AL 1824 Ssu-mao /Szemao, Yunnan, China AL 1027 Zandery Field. Surinam AL 1130 Stephenville (Harmon), Newfoundland AL 1776 Stockholm (Barkarby), Sweden AL 1858 Stockholm (Bromma), Sweden NEW ISSUES AL 1159 Stornoway, Hebrides Is., Scotland, U.K. AL 1863 Ahmedabad. India AL 1408 Sultanabad (West), Iran AL 1461 Ankara \Esenbuga), Turkey AL 1970 Antofagasta (Cerro Moreno). Chile AL 1888 Sumburgh, Shetland Is., Scotland AL 1971 Arequipa (Chachani), Peru AL 1221 Summit, Alaska AL 1972 Arica (El Buitre). Chile AL 1519 Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada AL 1063 Barreiras, Brazil AL 1973 Bauru, Brazil AL 1129 Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada AL 1974 Bogota (Techo). Colombia AL 1430 Cali (Calpuerto). Colombia AL 1975 Cali (Guabito), Colombia T AL 1182 Charana, Bolivia AL 1881 Tacloban, Leyte I., P. I. AL 1977 Chiclayo. Peru AL 1471 Churchill, Manitoba, Canada AL 1905 Taihoku (Matsuyama), Formosa AL 1463 Cordoba (Cordoba Airport), Argentina AL 1050 Takoradi, Gold Coast AL 1105 Cordoba (:E'abrica Militar). 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U. S. COAST & GEODETIC SURVEY AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF AERONAUTICAL CHARTS

Alabama Delaware Wilmington: Auburn: Auburn School of Aviation, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Atlantic Aviation Service, P. 0. Box 1952 Auburn-Opelika Airport District of Columbia Birmingham: Washington: Aero Service & Supply.Company, Inc., Muncipal Airport U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Room 1128 Commerce Bldg., 14th St. & Const. Ave. Tuscaloosa: ~ Alabama Institute of Aeronautics, Inc. Aeronautical Services, Inc., 2206 Wisc. Ave., N. W. Alaska Sky Supply, Inc., Washington Nat'! Airport Anchorage: Florida Pacific Airmotive, Merrill Field Gainesville: Fairbanks: Stengel Flying Service Northwest Air Service, Inc., Box 949 Jacksonville: H. and W. B. Drew Co. Arizona Phoenix: Miami: Sky Harbor Air Service, Inc., Box 649 Aviation Supply Corp. of Florida, 3014 Coral Way Safford: Ea,stern Air Lines, Inc., P.O. Box 3581 Arizona Aviation Service, Wicker~ham Field Embry-Riddle Company, Municipal Airport, Box 668 St. Johns: Pan American Airways, Inc., P.O. Box 3311 Apache Flying Service Ocala: Tucson: Richardson Aero Supply, Taylor Field Howard & Stofft, P. 0. Box 1030 Orlando: Arkansas Aviation Supply Corp. of Florida, P.O. Box 193 Conway: Pensacola: Kenneth Starnes Aviation Service, Municipal Airport Blanchard Air Service, Municipal Airport Jonesboro: St. Petersburg: Jonesboro Flying Service, P. 0. Box 781 Florida Aviation Corporation, l\1unicipal Airport Little Rock: Tampa: Central Flying Service, Inc. Florida Aviation Corporation Texarkana: Georgia Webb Flying Service, M\lnicipal Airport Adel: California South Georgia Flying Service, Inc., P. 0. Box 31 Bakersfield: Atlanta: Golden West Aviation Sales & Service Co., Kern County Airport, Air Associate, Inc., 403 Piedmont, N.E. Route No. 1, Box 304. Aviation Supply Corporation, Municipal Airport, P. 0. Box 512, Chico: Hapeville, Ga. The Morehead Company, P. O. Box 611 Delta Air Lines, Inc .. Municipal Airport . Concord:' Officer-in-Charge of Chart Distribution, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Aero Sales Corporation, Buchanan Field Survey, 80 Marietta Street, N.W. Fresno: Columbus: Timm-Larson .Aircraft Co., Chandler Field Columbus Airways, Muscogee County Airport Glendale: Pacific Airmotive, 6265 San Fernando Road Griffin: Air-Parts lnc., 723 Sonora Avenue Central Aircraft Co., Ltd., Griffin-Spalding Airport, P. 0. Box 533 Long Beach: Macon: Aircraft Associates, Long Beach Municipal Airport Macon Airmotive Service, Inc., P.O. Box 1021 Los Angeles: Idaho Aero Publishers, Inc., 2328 W. 7th Street Boise: Air Associates, lnc., Municipal Airport, Airport and Aircraft Service Co., P. 0. Box 737 Century Boulevards The A. Lietz Company, 913 South Grand Avenue Coeur D'Alene: Steele's Publishing House, 2227 W. Washington Blvd. Aviation Industries, Inc., Municipal Airport Supervisur, Southwestern DistriCt, Coast and Geodetic Survey Lewiston: Post Office and Courthouse Zimmerly Air Transport Modesto: Illinois Pathfinder Flying Service, Modesto Airport, P. 0. Box 1532 Champaign: Napa: Taynor-Harris Aviation Service, P.O. Box 617 Bridgeford Flying Service, Napa County Airport Chicago: North Hollywood: Pan-American Navigation Service, 12021 Ventura Blvd. Air Associates, Inc., Municipal Airport, 5300 West 63rd Street Lt. Comdr. Benjamin H. Rigg, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oakland: Pacific Airmotive, Municipal Airport Room 4022, 608 S. Dearborn Palo Alto: The Hub. Henry C. Lytton Co., 235 S. State St. Palo Alto Airport, Inc. Snyder Aircraft Corporation, 5315 West 63rd St Sacramento: Decatur: Browne Flying Service, 1209 Robertson Way Decatur Aviation Company, P.O. Box 630 Schwaner Aircraft Corp., Sacramento Sky Ranch, Route 1, Box 3305 Galesburg: San Diego: Currey Flying Service, Municipal Airport Arey-Jones Co., 933 Fourth Ave. Lombard: San Francisco: Lombard Airport Company, Inc., York Township Airport Supervisor, Western District, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Customhouse Northbrook: , San Jose: Turgeon Flying Service Inc., Sky Harbor Airport Garden City Aero, Reid-Hillview Airport Pekin: San Mateo: Manager, Pekin Airport Bay Meadows Aviation Co., Bay Meadows Airport Rockford: Canada Toronto, Ont.: Machesney Airport, North Second Street Road Leavens Bros. Air Services, Ltd., Barker Airport Springfield: Montreal Que.: Springfield Aviation Company, Inc., Municipal Airport Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird, Ltd., 401 McGill Street Indiana Colorado Evansville: Boulder: Mid-West Air Transport Inc., Municipal Airport Mountain States Aviation, Inc., Boulder Field Division Fort Wayne: Denver: Clinton & Held Company, Hangar No. 1, Stapleton Airport Inter-City Flying Service, Inc., Smith Municipal Airport Snyder Aircraft Corporation, 15~5 Broadway Indianapolis: Pueblo: Roscoe Turner Aero Corporation, Municipal Airport Airport Manager, Pueblo Municipal Airport Muncie: Pueblo Air Service, Municipal Airport Muncie Aviation Corporation, Airport Two Miles North of City Connecticut · Bethany: South Bend: Bethany Airways, Inc., Amity Road Indiana Air Service, Inc., Bendix Field Office Engineers, Inc., 116 S. Michigan Brookfield: Brookfield Aircraft Co. West Lafayette: Hartford: Purdue Aeronautics Corporation, The Purdue University Airport Aviation Service Co., Inc., P.O. Box 32, Brainard Field Iowa Simsbury: Davenport: Simsbury Flying Service, Inc., Simsbury Airport' Carleton Air Service, Cram Field 31

Iowa - Cont. Minnesota Des Moines: Bemidji: Des Moines Flying Service, Municipal Airport Manager, Municipal Airport Iowa Airplane Company, Inc., Municipal Airport, P. 0. Box 59 Mankato: Dubuque: Mankato Aero Service Cedar Flying Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Minneapolis: Estherville: Aero Sales & Supply Co., 1609 Hennepin Ave. Harry Coffie Flying Service Van Dusen Aircraft Supplies, Inc.• . 1612 Harmon Place Waterloo: St. Cloud: United Supply Co., P. Box 329 0. Van's Air Service, Municipal Airport Le Mars: Beacon Airmotive Equipment Co., Western Union College Airport Mississippi Sioux City: Jackson: Graham Flying Service, Box 26 - Boulevard Station Airport Manager, Municipal Airport Kansas McComb: Hays: Kendalls Air Service, Municipal Airport P-T Air Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Starkville: Salina: Starkville Flying Service, Oktibbeha Airport Salina Aircraft Sales and Flight Service, Municipal Airport Missouri Topeka: Columbia: Topeka Flying Service, Municipal Airport Columbia Municipal Airport, Airport Manager's Office Wichita: Joplin: Harte Flying Service, Municipal Airport Finley's Flying Service, Municipal Airport. Lindsey Airadio, Municipal Airport, Rm. 228, Administration Bldg. Kansas City: The S. A. Long Company, Inc., 650 East Gilbert Kentucky Air Associates, Inc , 416 Admiral Blvd. . Kansas City Flying Service & Air College, Inc., Municipal Airport, Lexington: 710-838 Richards Road Lexington Flying Service, Inc., Municipal Airport and No. 2 Union Sta., Bldg. Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc., 102 E. 9th Street Louisville: Officer in Charge o! Chart Distribution, U.S. Coast and Louisville Flying Service, Inc., Bowman Field Geodetic Survey, 1325 Central St. Louisiana Pacific Airmotive, 1628 McGee Baton Rouge: Toth Flying Service, Municipal Airport Louisiana Aircraft Sales Co. Transcontinental & Western Air, In.c., Municipal Airport. Lafayette: Moberly: Lafayette Flying Service Moberly Flying Service New Orleans: St. Louis: Chapman Air Service, Municipal Airport Supply Division, Inc., L3imbert Airport, Robertson, Mo. Supervisor, Southern District, Coast and Geodetic Survey Springfield: 423 Canal Street Southwest Aeromotive Corp., Queen City Airpark Ruston: Springfield Flying Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Stuckey's Flying Service, Municipal Airport Montana Shreveport: Belgrade: Manager, Municipal Airport Lynch Flying Service Maine Helena: Portland: Portland Flying Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Morrison Flying Service, Municipal Airport Rockland: Missoula: Maine Air Cargo Express, Inc. Johnson Flying Service, Inc., Hale Field Waterville: Nebraska Airways, Incorporated, Municipal Airport Lincoln: Maryland Union Air Service, Union Ai~ · Terminal Annapolis: North Platte> Weems System of Navigation Clinch Flying Service, Municipal Airport Baltimore: Omaha: Hinson Aviation Co., Baltimore Municipal Airport Lang Flying Service, 'Municipal Airport, Box 3 Knipp Aviation Industries, P.O. Box 2586 Omaha Aircraft Company, Inc., Municipal Airport Officer-in-Charge, U. S .. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 601 Gorsuch Ave. Snyder Aircraft Corp., Municipal Airport Frederick: Nevada Stevens Flying Service, Stevens Airport, R. F. D. No. 3 Carson City: Hagerstown: Nevada-Pacific Airlines, Inc., Municipal Airport Henson Flying Service, Municipal Airport Ely: Massachusetts Nevada Aviation, Inc., Yelland Field ' Boston: Reno: Inter-City Aviation, Inc., East Boston Airport Ossorghin Aviation Company, P.O. Box 2472 Supervisor, .Northeastern District, Coast and Geodetic Survey New Hampshire Customhouse Concor

New York - Cont. Ohio- Cont. Amityville: Vandalia: F. D. Webber, Aviation Supply, Zahn's Airfield. Dayton Airways Inc., Dayton Municipal Airport Buffalo: Walbridge: Buffalo Aeronautical Corp., Municipal Airport Metcalf Flying Service, Box 25 Cicero: Youngstown: Cicero Aviation, Inc., Cicero Airpark. Youngstown Airways, Inc., Municipal Airport Endicott: Oklahoma Tri-Cities Aviation School, Inc., Municipal Airport Blackwell: Fulton: Northern Oklahoma Flying Service, Municipal Airport Reid School of Aeronautics, Inc. Oklahoma City: Glens Falls: Southwestern Airways, Bethany Airport. Cape Aircraft, Inc., Municipal Airport Supply Division, Inc., 108 West Grand Avenue Hicksville: Shawnee: Hicksville Airpark, Inc., Hicksville Airpark. Regan Flying Service Henrietta: Stillwater: Ray Hylan School of Aeronautics, Hylan Airport, W. Henrietta Rd. Stillwater Fly;ng Service, Stillwater Municipal Airport No. 2 Horseheads: Tulsa: Elmira Aeronautical Corp., Chemung County Airport Spartan Aircraft Company Ithaca: Oregon Ithaca Flying Service, Inc., Mu nicipal Airport Beaverton: LaGuardia Field: Skyport School of Aeronautics Pan American Airways, Inc. Eugene: Pacific Aircraft, Municipal Airport Mineola: Klamath Falls: Air Transport Equipment, Inc., 2 Old Country Road Derby's Music Company, 120 N. 7th St. New York: Pendleton: Eastern Air Navigation Service, 5 West 46th Street. Pendleton Airways, Inc., P. 0. Box 678 Gabriella Placht, The Beacon Book Store, 46 E. 46th St. Portland: Supervisor, Eastern District, Coast & Geodetic Survey, Federal Offlce A: W. Whitaker, 3368 N. E. Union Avenue, P.O. Box 3820 Bldg., 90 Church Street Hanson Blue Print Co., Inc., 317 S. W. 3rd Avenue C. S. Hammond & Co., I East 43rd St. Supervisor, Mid-Western District, U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey, International Map Co., 90 West Street 502 Panama Bldg. Thor Solberg Aeronautic Corp., 500 5th Ave. Troutdale: Rochester: Western Skyways Services, P.O. Box 66 Rochester Aeronautical Corp., Municipal Airport Penn8111vania Schenectady: Allentown: Haven Flying School, Schenectady County Airport LeHigh Aircraft Company, Allentown -Bethlehem Airport Syracuse: Altoona: Williams Aviation Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Altoona Aviation Corporation, 2501-03 Union Avenue Troy: Ambler: Airport Operators of Troy, New York, Inc., Troy Airport. Wings Field, Incorporated, Stenton Avenue, Above Butler Pike White Plains: Bloomsburg: North American Airport Corp., Westchester County Airport. Columbia Aircraft Services, Municipal Airport. Erie: North Carolina Manager, Port Erie Corp., Municipal Airport Charlotte: Lock Haven: Aviation Supply Corp., 330 No. Tyron Street Piper Aircraft Corporation, Cub Haven Airport Carolina Aircraft Sales, Municipal Airport Meadville: Cannon Aircraft Sales & Service, Inc., Box 291, Cannon Airport Holt Flying Service, Port Meadville Airport Greensboro- Highpoint: New Kingstown: Hawthorne Flying Service, Inc. Taylor Aviation Hickory: Philadelphia: Cannon Aviation Co., Inc., Municipal Airport J. L. Smith Company, 1603 Sansom Street Pinehurst: Pittsburgh: Resort Airlines, Inc. Becker Aircraft Sales Company, 5611 Forward Ave. Bob Trader Aero Supply, 909 Liberty Avenue Raleigh: Reading: Serv-Air, Inc., Municipal Airport Reading Aviation Service, Municipal Airport Rocky Mount: Scranton: Hawthorne Flying Service Scranton Airways, Inc., Scranton Airport, R. F. D. No. 1, Clark's Winston-Salem: Summit, Pa. Piedmont Aviation Inc., Smith Reynolds Airport, P. 0. Box 1941 York: North Dakota Oscar L. Hostetter, York Airport, Thomasville, Pa. Fargo: Rhode 1 sland Dakota Skyways, Hector Airport Hillsgrove: Skroch Flying Service, 1529 Broadway. Aeromart, Div. of East Coast Aviation Corp., Rhode Island Grand Forks: State Airport. Manager, Municipal Airport South Carolina Pembina: Columbia: Fort Pembina Airport Hawthorne Flying Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Ohio Greenville: Akron: Southern Airways, Inc., Municipal Airport, P. 0. Box 815 Akron Airways, Inc., Municipal Airport Orangeburg: Chagrin Falls: Hawthorne Aero Supply, 39 Langston Avenue Horn's Flying Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Spartanburg: Cincinnati: Spartan Aviation. Cincinnati Aircraft Service, Lunken Airport Cleveland: South Dakota AerOhio, 3707 Euclid Avenue Aberdeen: Cleveland Flying Service, Municipal Airport Aberdeen Flying Service, City Airport Sundorph Aeronautical Corporation, Municipal Airport Huron: Columbus: Dakota Aviation Company Lane Aviation Corp., Hangar No. 1, Port Columbus. Spearfish: Northway Flying Service, Norton Field Black Hills Flying Service, Black Hills Airport Snyder Aircraft Corporation, Sullivant Avenue Airport Yankton: Dayton: Bierman Flying Service, Municipal Airport Dahio Aerosales, Inc., Dahio Airport, Box 864 Tennessee Lima: Alcoa: Lima School of Aeronautics, Municipal Airport Cooks Aero Service, Municipal Airport, P. 0. Box 41 Mansfield: Germantown: Harrington Air Service, Inc., Municipal Airport Memphis Flying Service, Box 225. New Philadelphia: Jackson: Tuscarawas County Aviation, Inc., Municipal Airport Gillespie Aviation Co., McKellar Airport. Springfield: Johnson City: General Manager, Springfield Airport, Inc. Appalachian Flying Service, P.O. Box 676 33

Tennessee - Cont. Washington - Cont. Memphis: Seattle: • Southern Air Services, Inc., Municipal Airport Air Associates, Inc., 7900 East Marginal Way. Wright Aircraft Sales & Service, 395 Union Avenue. Max Kuner Company, 915 Second Avenue Nashville: M~rrell Aviation Ground School, 1413 - 25th Avenue North Aviation Supply Corp. of Tenn., 905 Church Street Northwest Air Service, Inc., Boeing Field Nashville Flying Service, Municipal Airport. Sur,ervisor, Northwestern District, Coast and Geodetic Survey, nsurance Bldg. Tu:aa Washington Aircraft & Transport Corp., Boeing Field. Abilene: Spokane: Abilene Aviation School, Municipal Airport Wallace Air Service, P. 0. Box 2203 Amarillo: Manager, English Field Vancouver: Austin: Northwest Aircraft Distributing Company, Box 649 Browning Aerial Service, P. 0. Box 1173 Walla Walla: Ragsdale Flying Service, Route 1, Box 370 Martin's School of Flying, Martin Field, P. 0. Box 598 Beaumont: , Wenatchee: Beaumont Flying Service, P. 0. Box 1432 Wenatchee A'.ir Service, Inc., Fanchor Field Airport, P. 0. Box 1160 Brownsville: Border Aircraft Service, Municipal Airport. Yakima: Central Aircraft, Municipal Airport, P. 0. Box 1364 Corpus Christi: West Virginia More Aircraft and Supply, Box 556 Bethany: Dallas: Valley Aviation, Inc., Wheeling-Ohio County Airport. Air Associates, Inc., 3200 Love Field Clarksburg: Brani!f Airways, Inc., Love Field. Dallas Aviation School, Love Field West Virginia Air Service, Inc., County Airport Roy Paris, P.O. Box 6000. Huntington: Huntington Airport, Inc., P. 0. Box 1679. El Paso: Border Aviation Service, El Paso Municipal Airport. Morgantown: Morgantown Municipal Airport, Box 814 Fort Worth: Parkersburg: Aircraft Sales Co., Meacham Field Parkersburg Flying Service & Aviation School, Stewart Airport Lt. Comdr. George A. Nelson, U.S. C. & G.S. care of Regional Administrator, CAA, P.O. Box 1689. Wisconsin Mid-West Transport, Inc., 4500 Tarrant Road, Route 4, Box 134 Madison: Ritchey Flying Service, Meacham Field Four Lakes Aviation Corp., Royal Airport Houston: Middleton: Aero Parts Supply, Municipal Airport Morey Airplane Company, Morey Airport J. D. Reed Company, Municipal Airport Milwaukee: Sam Houston Airport, Inc., Route 3, Box 158 Fliteways, Inc., P. 0. Box 1808 Lubbock: Midwest Airways, Inc., Box 147, Cudahy, Wis. Clent Breedlove Aerial Service, Commercial Airport Racine: San Angelo: Racine Flying Service, Inc., Horlick-Racine Airport Copeland Aviation Service, Mathis Field Stevens Point: San Antonio: Albert E. Padags, Municipal Airport The W. B. Matthews Company, Aircraft Division, Municipal Airport United Aero Corporation, P. 0. Box 222 San Benito: San Benito Flying Service, Municipal Airport. Tyler: Williams Air Activities, Pounds Field. Waco: Manager, Municipal Airport Wichita Falls: Wichita Falls Air Transport Co., P. 0. Box 809 Utah Brigham City: Seagull Aviation, Box 351, Municipal Airport Salt Lake City: Thompson Flying Service, Municipal Airport Vernal: Basin Flying Service, Vernal Airport. Vermont White River Junction: Bugbee Flying Service, Inc., Twin State Airport Virginia Alexandria: Ashburn Flying Service, R.F.D. No. 4. Charlottesville: Virginia Cub Distributors, Univ. of Virginia Airport. ·Danville: Southern Airways of Danville, Inc., Municipal Airport Lynchburg: Lynchburg Air Transport & Sales Corporation, Preston Glenn Air port Montvale: Buford's Aviation Service, Inc. Norfolk: Henry Eagleton Co., 6 Arcade Bldg. Manager, Municipal Airport, R.F.D. No. 1 Supervisor, Southeastern District, Coast & Geodetic Survey, U.S. Postoffice Bldg. Richmond: E. J. Conklin Aviation Corp., Byrd Airport. Eastern Airmotive Corp., 811 W. Broad St. Everett Waddey Company Roanoke: Virginia Airmotive, Woodrum Field Winchester: Valley Airways, Inc., Municipal Airport Waslrington Bremerton: Olympic Aviation, Inc., P.O. Box 190. Dallesport: S & M Flying Service, Box 15 Kent: Aero Service, Box 32, Valley Airport

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