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The Pilots Desk
Small airport

Yaw-Hoo Field

ICAO US-1957Local IA05🇺🇸 Clarinda
Coordinates
40.8542°N, 95.0859°W
Elevation
1,248 ft (380 m)
Type
Small airport
Region
US-IA
Time zone
Chicago(UTC-05:00)
Magnetic variation
1.4° E

Daylight today(Jul 17, 2026, local time)

Civil dawn
05:31
Sunrise
06:04
Sunset
20:50
Civil dusk
21:23

About 14h 47m 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 Yaw-Hoo Field

Yaw-Hoo Field is a small airport in Clarinda, United States. It sits at an elevation of 1,248 ft (380 m). It observes America/Chicago local time. The nearest airport is Schenck Field (ICL), about 8.4 nm to the sse.

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

Map

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

Runways (0)

No runway data recorded for this airport.

Nearby airports

Great-circle distance and true bearing from Yaw-Hoo Field.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Yaw-Hoo Field located?

Yaw-Hoo Field is small airport located in Clarinda, United States, at an elevation of 1,248 ft (380 m).

What time zone is Yaw-Hoo Field in?

Yaw-Hoo Field is in the America/Chicago time zone (UTC-05:00).

What is the magnetic variation at Yaw-Hoo Field?

The magnetic variation (declination) at Yaw-Hoo Field is approximately 1.4° E, per the World Magnetic Model. Variation changes slowly over time — always use the current value charted for navigation.

What airports are near Yaw-Hoo Field?

The nearest airport to Yaw-Hoo Field is Schenck Field (ICL), about 8.4 nm to the sse, followed by Red Oak Municipal Airport and Hoskins Landing.

Is the information on this page suitable for flight planning?

No. Yaw-Hoo Field data here is for reference and training only — not for navigation. Always consult official sources and current charts before any flight.