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Lowest ga airfields by state

General aviation airfields located here.

This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.

How many public-use airports without scheduled passenger service sit inside this area. Private strips, heliports and seaplane bases are excluded.

  1. 1District of Columbia0
  2. 2Hawaii4
  3. 3Rhode Island4
  4. 4Delaware9
  5. 5Vermont14
  6. 6Connecticut18
  7. 7New Hampshire21
  8. 8West Virginia26
  9. 9Maryland28
  10. 10Massachusetts31
  11. 11Wyoming33
  12. 12New Jersey36
  13. 13Maine42
  14. 14Utah42
  15. 15Nevada46
  16. 16New Mexico52
  17. 17Kentucky53
  18. 18Virginia57
  19. 19South Carolina61
  20. 20Colorado62
  21. 21Louisiana62
  22. 22South Dakota64
  23. 23Arizona67
  24. 24Tennessee68
  25. 25Nebraska69
  26. 26Mississippi73
  27. 27Alabama76
  28. 28North Dakota81
  29. 29Illinois87
  30. 30Oregon92
  31. 31Arkansas93
  32. 32North Carolina93
  33. 33Indiana94
  34. 34Pennsylvania95
  35. 35Georgia97
  36. 36New York98
  37. 37Florida100
  38. 38Iowa107
  39. 39Washington107
  40. 40Missouri111
  41. 41Montana111
  42. 42Wisconsin115
  43. 43Idaho119
  44. 44Minnesota125
  45. 45Oklahoma127
  46. 46Ohio135
  47. 47Kansas142
  48. 48Michigan190
  49. 49Alaska204
  50. 50California213
  51. 51Texas357
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Source: BTS NTAD Aviation Facilities. · How this is built