List of highway strips in North Korea
North Korea has built dozens of reserve airstrips along highways and ordinary roads. These airfields are little more than widened sections of pavement that appear to be for emergency or backup use only and may not normally support operations. They are listed as "Highway" or "Highway Strip".[1][2]
Name | Runway | Dimensions (ft) | Dimensions (m) | Surface | Coordinates |
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Ayang Ni | 10/28 | 6400 x 79 | 1951 x 24 | Gravel | 38°15′06.30″N 125°57′50.70″E |
Changyon | 14/32 | 2850 x 102 | 869 x 36 | Grass | 38°13′22.80″N 125°08′27.30″E |
Chasan | |||||
Kang Da Ri | Dirt | 39°05′52.45″N 127°24′7.25″E | |||
Kilchu | 03/21 | 6640 x 102 | 2024 x 31 | Dirt | 40°55′04.00″N 129°18′34.90″E |
Kojo | Dirt | 38°50′32.00″N 127°52′23.00″E | |||
Koksan South | 01/19 | 6290 x 82 | 1917 x 25 | Asphalt | 38°43′56.20″N 126°39′35.40″E |
Koksan South 2 | 12/30 | 3550 x 33 | 1082 x 10 | Asphalt | 38°39′14.20″N 126°41′06.10″E |
Nuchon Ni | 10/28 | 6450 x 85 | 1966 x 26 | Asphalt | 38°13′55.30″N 126°15′50.20″E |
Okpyong Ni | 06/24 | 1430 x 16 | 436 x 5 | Grass | 39°16′16.92″N 127°19′14.16″E |
Panghyon South | 12/30 | 5200 x 75 | 1585 x 23 | Asphalt | 39°53′00.10″N 125°09′25.50″E |
Panghyon South 2 | 07/25 | 1850 x 52 | 564 x 16 | Asphalt | 39°48′49.30″N 125°08′59.70″E |
Pyong Ni South | 04/22 | 8420 x 49 | 2566 x 15 | Asphalt | 39°19′16.40″N 125°53′52.40″E |
Sangwon | 12/30 | 8140 x 69 | 2481 x 21 | Asphalt | 38°50′39.40″N 126°04′04.20″E |
Sangwon Ni | 14/32 | 6360 x 69 | 1939 x 21 | Asphalt | 40°07′23.30″N 125°52′15.70″E |
Seanchan | |||||
Singye | |||||
Sinhung | 04/22 | 7400 x 266 | 2256 x 81 | Asphalt | 40°10′51.80″N 127°32′22.50″E |
Sunan-Up | 02/20 | 7650 x 52 | 2332 x 16 | Asphalt | 39°15′17.20″N 125°42′19.60″E |
Wong Yo Ri | 01/19 | 6520 x 85 | 1987 x 26 | Asphalt | 38°35′39.90″N 126°31′35.50″E |
Yong Hung | 39°27′50.00″N 127°19′04.00″E |
References
- Landings Database "Landings.com", accessed 12 Aug 10
- GlobalSecurity.org "Air Bases - North Korea", accessed 12 Aug 2010
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