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Unofficial Coordinates for the North Scotland Outlanding Fields Control Points

Courtesy of Richard Arkle ( richard@ls8.demon.co.uk )
Dated: 18 October, 2002

Updated courtesy of 10 February, 2003
Time zone: GB-Eire, summer offset from GMT is 1:00 and in winter it is 0:00.

Information about soaring at North Scotland Outlanding Fields is available at www.deesideglidingclub.co.uk

The primary specification of the control point coordinates is degrees and decimal minutes

Version 4.0

"A" means that either it is a airfield, a large flat field which is not farmed or one of a selection of fields in the area of which hopefully one should be clear of animals or crops.
"B" means that the field has restrictions or is likely to be cropped
"C" is landable but only if better fields are unreachable
"Z" means that I have not been able to assign a suitability code

New locations - Z30, Z31, Z32, Z33, Z34, Z35
Changes & Deletions A18 Lat indicator changed from L to N
Elevation field now in ft.

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Recent modifications:

10 Feb 03: Major changes to this version is the deletion of the fields "Location" and "Description" Bridge of Orchy, Inveraray, Kintyre N, L. Lomond N, and Loch Earn West added. Aboyne airfield removed.

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