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Old April 29th 05, 08:27 PM
Peter R.
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote:

The distance between Hamilton and Watertown is 580 miles via
direct. A course north of Lake Erie and south of Lake Michigan would add
about 70 miles, a course south of both lakes would add about 80 miles.


In addition to the extra 80nm, the last leg northwest direct to Watertown
would require flying over or through Chicago O'Hare's class B airspace.

Could be intimidating for some.

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