New airport north of warren grove?

[freerider]

http://airportnavfinder.com/airport/6NJ0/


Lentine South (6NJ0)
Barnegat Township, New Jersey, United States (8005)

Runways
Lat/Long: 39.78706333 / -74.37736862
39° 47' 13.43" (N) / 74° 22' 38.53" (W)
(estimated)
ICAO / IATA: 6NJ0
FAA:
Zip code: 8005
Elevation: 150'
Controlled: No
Runways: 1
Longest: [11 29] 5174.4 x 50 ft, Grass

 

[Teegate]

That is not new. It has been there for years. It is a private field most likely for the sand company.

Guy

 

[dogg57]

Owners name,Permission required prior to landing
SAL A. LENTINE
RD 5 3 LENTINE RD
FLEMINGTON, NJ 08822

 

[Boyd]

Lots of little airports in and around the pines... I have noticed this one before when editing the data for my map.

 

[bobpbx]

Permission required prior to landing
SAL A. LENTINE

Yo Sal baby! My motor is stut-stut-stuttering and the cockpit is on fire dude. Mind if I land?

 

[46er]

"Striker, listen, and you listen close: flying a plane is no different than riding a bicycle, just a lot harder to put baseball cards in the spokes. " - Airplane, 1980

 

[dogg57]

Yo Sal baby! My motor is stut-stut-stuttering and the cockpit is on fire dude. Mind if I land?

Sal Just called he said no. Sal said said next time plan ahead

 

[freerider]

First time I ever saw any reference to this yesterday. Searched for airports several times over the years.

Some very odd advertising for various servious out of this airport.

 

[dogg57]

First time I ever saw any reference to this yesterday. Searched for airports several times over the years.

Some very odd advertising for various servious out of this airport.

Well those ads wont work for that airport which I am sure you Know. We also know That No learjet Is going to land there.That made me laugh.Maybe Bobs plane can land there Not sure what he is flying

 

[Boyd]

I have imagery going back through 1995 and nothing has changed there at all since then. From the looks of it, I'm sure it was there long before then, although it isn't on the 1930 aerials. If you spent some time on historicaerials you could find out exactly when it first appeared.

 

[46er]

First time I ever saw any reference to this yesterday. Searched for airports several times over the years.

Most are private and many are abandoned.

http://www.airfields-freeman.com/NJ/Airfields_NJ.htm

 

[freerider]

I only started seeing it on google the other day when I was looking at a non buildable property up that way that is for sale.

So I then researched and found the airport number and was surpised as I have seen coyle field and army airport listed under FAA but not that one.

 

[Boyd]

You should use better maps. I just checked and this airport was on my first "Map of the Pines" back in 2008: http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/boyds-map-of-the-pines-beta-available.5103/

Download the newest version here: http://www.gpsfiledepot.com/maps/view/294/ Even if you don't have a GPS, you can use it on your computer with Mapsource, which is free.

 

[freerider]

Thanks on my ipad at times and apparently as I just tried certain times on google maps certain layers dont appear.....happens also withother services that have layers.

Probably comes down to the lack of flash at some point.