Airports in North Dakota
With 454 airport locations in North Dakota, this dataset includes ICAO codes, elevation details, and Wikipedia links for each site. Ideal for aviation and transportation analysis.

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Access comprehensive data on over 450 airports across North Dakota to enhance your GIS projects. This dataset encompasses a wide variety of airports, from Carlyle Airport to the International Peace Garden Airfield. Each entry includes critical information such as airport names, ICAO codes, and elevation details where available. Notably, airports like Brandon Municipal Airport (also known as McGill Field) and the Portage la Prairie/Southport Airport, which are key hubs in the region, are detailed with both ICAO and IATA codes, adding depth to your spatial analysis and planning tasks.
Within the Airports in North Dakota dataset, expect to discover features such as:
- Carlyle Airport
- Weyburn Airport
- Redvers Airport
- Portage la Prairie/Southport Airport
- International Peace Garden Airfield
- Brandon Municipal Airport
- Treherne Airport
- Steinbach South Airport
- Deloraine Airport
- Morden Regional Aerodrome
- Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport
- Dickinson Regional Airport
- Mercer County Regional Airport
- Minot International Airport
- McIntosh Municipal Airport
- Minot Air Force Base
- Gwinner Airport
- Kulm Municipal Airport
- Breckenridge-Wahpeton Interstate Airport
- Jamestown Regional Airport
- Bismarck Municipal Airport
- Hector International Airport
- Aberdeen Regional Airport
- Grand Forks Air Force Base
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