Lowell Airport (Massachusetts)

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Lowell Airport
Summary
OperatorPrivate
Location Lowell, Massachusetts
BuiltUnknown
In use1928-1947
OccupantsPrivate
Elevation  AMSL 102 ft / 31 m
Coordinates 42°36′41.36″N71°17′32.74″W / 42.6114889°N 71.2924278°W / 42.6114889; -71.2924278
Lowell Airport (Massachusetts)

Lowell airport was a thing but it was scraped and the nearest small airport is Bedford/Hanscom Field (BED) And the nearest large airport is Boston Logan International Airport. (BOS)

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    42°36′41.36″N71°17′32.74″W / 42.6114889°N 71.2924278°W / 42.6114889; -71.2924278