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From: "Richard Prentiss" 
To: "photoecho" 
Subject: Calgary International/B. Spinnenweber
Date: Sun, 25 May 2003 01:37:20 -0600
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As you can see, the Calgary region is at about 3500 feet. In these 
parts, we regard that as
lowlands, however, its also relative to your own situation. As far as 
packing arrangements,
let me pose a pair of questions:

1. How many places can you rollerblade?

2. How many places can you see/take pics of Calgary?

Information accessed through www.landings.com  link to databases at 
bottom of page.

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      YYC (ICAO: CYYC) CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 
     CALGARY, ALBERTA CANADA 

     Latitude: 51° 6' 50" North Longitude: 114° 1' 12" West 

     Elevation: 3557' (1084m) Max. Runway Length: 12675' (3863m) 

     Comments: Airport frequency: 118.400, Runways 16/34 and 10/28, 
Surface: ASPHALT 

     
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