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Hill Landing Strip

ICAO US-11267🇺🇸 Lake City
Coordinates
30.1755°N, 82.6065°W
Elevation
160 ft (49 m)
Type
Closed
Region
US-FL

Daylight today(Sep 4, 2026, local time)

Civil dawn
10:45
Sunrise
11:09
Sunset
23:52
Civil dusk
00:17

About 12h 43m of daylight. Civil twilight (dawn/dusk) approximates the FAA definition of night for logging and currency. Times are computed and approximate — verify with official sources.

About Hill Landing Strip

Hill Landing Strip is a closed in Lake City, United States. It sits at an elevation of 160 ft (49 m) and has 1 runway, the longest 1,958 ft / 597 m.

Summary generated from this airport’s structured data — reference only.

Live traffic nearby

Aircraft currently within ~40 nm, from live ADS-B. Positions are approximately real-time — not for navigation.

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Map

Runway centrelines, navaids and overlapping airspace. Tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Reference only — not for navigation.

Runways (1)

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLightingStatus
08 / 261,958 ft / 597 m150 ftTurfUnlitOpen

Airspace in this area(2)

NameClassTypeFloorCeiling
LAKE CITY CLASS DClass DControlledGND2500 ft MSL
LAKE CITY CLASS E2Class EControlledGND17999 ft MSL

Approximate bounding-box match from OpenAIP · all United States airspace. Reference only — consult official charts for exact boundaries and status.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Hill Landing Strip located?

Hill Landing Strip is closed located in Lake City, United States, at an elevation of 160 ft (49 m).

How many runways does Hill Landing Strip have?

Hill Landing Strip has 1 runway, the longest being 1,958 ft / 597 m.

Is the information on this page suitable for flight planning?

No. Hill Landing Strip data here is for reference and training only — not for navigation. Always consult official sources and current charts before any flight.