Marlin Airport

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Marlin Airport
Summary
Airport typePublic
OwnerCity of Marlin
Serves Marlin and Falls County
Location Marlin, Texas
Elevation  AMSL 411 ft / 125 m
Coordinates 31°20′26″N096°51′07″W / 31.34056°N 96.85194°W / 31.34056; -96.85194 Coordinates: 31°20′26″N096°51′07″W / 31.34056°N 96.85194°W / 31.34056; -96.85194
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Marlin Airport
Location of Marlin Airport
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17L/35R3,021921 Asphalt
Statistics
Aircraft operationsavg. 29 per month

The Marlin Airport is a public municipal airport located and owned by the city of Marlin, Texas. The facility includes one runway that extends to over 3,000 feet long [1] that is asphalt. The airport opened in 1960 and is about three miles northeast of Marlin, [2] right next to Lake Marlin.

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