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Modification History for the
Cañuelas, Argentina Control Points

• 17 May 18: Five-character abbreviation corrected.
• 20 Feb 16: Abbott, Arrecif_ae, Ayacuc_ae, Barrientos, Beguerie, Belgrano_ae, Berraondo_es, Bolivar_ae, Brandsen_ae, Cachari_es, Carboni_es, Casalins, Chascomus, Elvira Est, Emma_es, Escribano_es, Fortabat, Gorch_ae, Gorostiaga_es, Gral Alvear, Laplata_ae, Lasflores_ae, Lobos_ae, Newton_es, Olavarria, Oriental_es, Pila, Pistaaeroap, Pistaagrosaladi, Pistalaigualdad, Pistamilagros, Polvaredas, Premota, Puntosur150, Puntosur50, R52y6, R9ys_pedro, Rauch_ae, Saladillo_ae, Sdor Maria, Solanet, Tandil Aero, Tandil250, Udaondo, Udaquiola_es, Uribe, Vilela, and Zapiola added.   Azul, Las Heras, and Ranchos moved.   Arrecifes, Azcuenaga, Azul, Bolivar, Cabecera 18, Cabecera 36, Cazon, Cnel. Mon, Dennehy, Eaa, Elvira, Gaynor, Gorchs, Gral Hornos, Guerrero, Ibanez, Lobos 02, Loma Verde, Lujan, Mansilla, Monte 01, Monte 02, Peaje R205, R41 y 215, Ramallo, Ranchos, Roque Perez, Saladillo, Saladillo 01, Suipacha, Urdanpilleta, and Zarate removed.  
• 05 Oct 14: Ilec airspace file updated with AirParse Version 2.5
• 19 Jan 10: Magnetic Variation added
• 03 Nov 06: URL's updated.
• 29 Dec 01: Names modified, Casa Diego removed, URL's added, courtesy of Arnaldo Bejarano
• 04 Dec 98: Original contribution courtesy of Osvaldo M. Ferraro

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