1943 Del Rio Sectional Aeronautical Chart

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1943 Del Rio Sectional Aeronautical Chart Aeronautical Chart of Del Rio (O-4), dated July 8, 1943, compiled and printed at Washington D C by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, L. O. Colbert, Director. Map is bordered by P-4 El Paso, P-5 Austin, P-6 Beaumont, O-5 San Antonio, O-6 New Orleans, and N-5 Corpus Christi. Map measures 48" x 24". It is marked " RESTRICTED " with the following notations at the bottom: "Consult 'Weekly Notices to Airmen' for changes occuring in aeronautical information on this chart after July 8, 1943." "WARNING: Due to war conditions, lights, radio facilities and other aids to air navigation may be changed or discontinued without notice". The map is marked with nearby towns and their populations, all military and commercial airports, transmission lines, oil well derricks, lookout towers, Forest Ranger Stations, US Highways, prominent and less prominent highways, railroads, crossings, trolleys, Coast Guard stations, gradient of elevations, radio ranges, Army Navy or Marine Corps fields, Civil Aeronautics Authority intermediate fields, seaplane bases and anchorages, protected anchorages, mooring masts, rotating beacons, flashing beacons, flashing code beacons, marine navigational lights, obstructions, radio stations, radio direction finder stations, marine radiobeacons, hazard areas, caution area, danger read more