KT1811 - SAN FRANCIS SEATTLE AWY BN 12
County: GLENN
State: CALIFORNIA
PUBLISHED DATA
Lat: 39° 31.443
Long: 122° 13.110
Alt: 0
Designation: SAN FRANCIS SEATTLE AWY BN 12
Marker Type: airway beacon
Setting: setting not listed - see description
Stability:
Documented History (by the NGS)
Unknown by (FIRST OBSERVED)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1949 by CGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1964 by CGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1977 by NGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1983 by NGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
FOUND DATA
Lat: 39° 31.442
Long: 122° 13.113
Alt: NA
Found it at 21:45, 14 September 2003 in good condition. It is a rotating beacon supported on a four-legged tower. The tower is approximately 55 feet high and painted red and white. The rotating beacon alternates a green and white light. There is a mast for a windsock on the easterly side of the tower, presently without a windsock.
WGS84 coordinates for the mark found by 5 minute occupation with 6 strong satellites and 2 WAAS satellites.
State: CALIFORNIA
PUBLISHED DATA
Lat: 39° 31.443
Long: 122° 13.110
Alt: 0
Designation: SAN FRANCIS SEATTLE AWY BN 12
Marker Type: airway beacon
Setting: setting not listed - see description
Stability:
Documented History (by the NGS)
Unknown by (FIRST OBSERVED)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1949 by CGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1964 by CGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1977 by NGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
1/1/1983 by NGS (GOOD)
NO DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AVAILABLE.
FOUND DATA
Lat: 39° 31.442
Long: 122° 13.113
Alt: NA
Found it at 21:45, 14 September 2003 in good condition. It is a rotating beacon supported on a four-legged tower. The tower is approximately 55 feet high and painted red and white. The rotating beacon alternates a green and white light. There is a mast for a windsock on the easterly side of the tower, presently without a windsock.
WGS84 coordinates for the mark found by 5 minute occupation with 6 strong satellites and 2 WAAS satellites.
The airway beacon tower. View east. (Photo by RatDawgs of Willows, Ca.) |
The base of the airway beacon tower. View east. (Photo by RatDawgs of Willows, Ca.) |
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