| Stationen: 43
|
Feuchte |
| Yampa Valley Airport (2012 m, Colorado) |
40 % |
| Wawa (287 m, Ontario) |
95 % |
| Waterloo Well Airport (315 m, Ontario) |
80 % |
| Toronto/Pearson Airport (173 m, Ontario) |
60 % |
| Terre Haute Regional Airport (175 m, Indiana) |
85 % |
| Sydney Flughafen (72 m, Nova Scotia) |
95 % |
| Sudbury Airport (348 m, Ontario) |
95 % |
| Saskatoon Airport (503 m, Saskatchewan) |
95 % |
| Sankt-Paul-Insel Flughafen (9 m, Alaska) |
95 % |
| Sable Island Airport (5 m, Nova Scotia) |
100 % |
| Sable Island (1 m, Nova Scotia) |
100 % |
| Quincy Regional Airport (232 m, Illinois) |
55 % |
| Princeton Municipal Airport (298 m, Minnesota) |
35 % |
| Port Hawkesbury Airport (114 m, Nova Scotia) |
90 % |
| Pompano Beach Flughafen (7 m, Florida) |
75 % |
| Pellston Regional Airport (217 m, Michigan) |
75 % |
| Pangnirtung Flughafen (23 m, Nunavut) |
95 % |
| Ogoki Post Airport (181 m, Ontario) |
95 % |
| Nikolai Airport (126 m, Alaska) |
70 % |
| New Stuyahok Flughafen (92 m, Alaska) |
80 % |
| Nain (12 m, Neufundland) |
95 % |
| Muskoka (281 m, Ontario) |
95 % |
| Merle K. (13 m, Alaska) |
75 % |
| Mc Gregor (180 m, Texas) |
50 % |
| Manitowoc (198 m, Wisconsin) |
70 % |
| Lynn Lake Airport (354 m, Manitoba) |
55 % |
| La Grande-4 Airport (306 m, Québec) |
75 % |
| La Grande Iv (306 m, Kalifornien) |
75 % |
| Kuujjuarapik Flughafen (24 m, Québec) |
95 % |
| Johnson (334 m, Kansas) |
60 % |
| Island Lake Airport (235 m, Manitoba) |
75 % |
| Geraldton Airport (349 m, Ontario) |
55 % |
| Flin Flon Flughafen (304 m, Manitoba) |
80 % |
| Edson Airport (925 m, Alberta) |
95 % |
| Edson (925 m, Alberta) |
95 % |
| Dawson Creek Flughafen (655 m, British Columbia) |
65 % |
| Crawford County Airport (141 m, Illinois) |
55 % |
| Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport (147 m, Ohio) |
70 % |
| Churchill Falls Airport (435 m, Neufundland) |
30 % |
| Churchill Falls (440 m, Kalifornien) |
30 % |
| Chicago Executive Airport (197 m, Illinois) |
70 % |
| Champaign Flughafen (230 m, Illinois) |
90 % |
| Brookings Airport (140 m, Oregon) |
80 % |
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