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Aubrey Mountain Airstrip
Oakridge, United States
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13OR
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1680 ft
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Private airstrip serving the Oakridge, Oregon mountain region.
Location
Oakridge, United States
Aubrey Mountain Airstrip (ICAO: 13OR) is a private general aviation airstrip located near Oakridge, Oregon, in the United States. Situated in a mountainous and heavily forested region of the Willamette National Forest area, it serves limited private and recreational flying purposes.
The airstrip is not served by commercial airlines and has no scheduled passenger service. It is a small, private facility typical of backcountry and rural Oregon aviation infrastructure, catering primarily to local pilots and landowners.
Notable facts
- ›Designated with ICAO identifier 13OR, indicating a private Oregon airstrip.
- ›Located near Oakridge in Lane County, Oregon.
- ›No IATA code assigned, reflecting its non-commercial status.
- ›Serves general aviation and private use only.
- ›Situated in a mountainous region with challenging terrain typical of the Oregon Cascades.
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