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This low altitude VORTAC is in the United States. It’s named after the geological feature adjacent to it, which is a former lake. The nearby ghost town of the same name still exists as a Greyhound bus stop. There is another VORTAC in the same county, which is named after that county. It’s in an empty basin.
Ed McCoy - United Airlines Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines Tom Norwood John Barry Ethan St. Martin - United Airlines Dan Dziedzic - United Airlines Craig Symons - United Airlines
This high altitude VOR is located in North America.
It's named after the general vicinity.
There is Regional Airline service to the two nearby cities, each from a different country!
Its name is frequently mispronounced.
There is a famous folk song about a disaster nearby.
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Ethan St. Martin - United Airlines John Barry Tom Norwood Richard Fellie - Air Transport International Craig Symons - United Airlines Mike Vane Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines Charles Cotton - Southwest Airlines
It’s a low altitude VOR, not an an airport, near a large man-made lake, which started as a hydroelectric project, and became a very popular vacation destination.
The VOR’s name references a meteorological condition that one expects on vacation. A crime drama television series is set in this area, and named after it.
