This low altitude VORTAC is in the United States.
It’s named after the geological feature adjacent to it, which is a former lake.
The nearby ghost town of the same name still exists as a Greyhound bus stop.
There is another VORTAC in the same county, which is named after that county.
It’s in an empty basin.
Photo courtesy David Ferrel
It’s named after the geological feature adjacent to it, which is a former lake.
The nearby ghost town of the same name still exists as a Greyhound bus stop.
There is another VORTAC in the same county, which is named after that county.
It’s in an empty basin.
Photo courtesy David Ferrel
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correct answers received from:
James Hanson - Cape Air
Dale Gentry- Southwest Airlines
Richard L. Fellie - Air Transport International
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the answer is Salt Flat, Texas (SFL)