Harper Dry Lake Airfield (CA, USA)
USA /
California /
Lenwood /
World
/ USA
/ California
/ Lenwood
World / United States / California
airport
Add category

This dry lakebed in the Mojave Desert was the site of secret flight test programs
conducted by the Hughes & Northrop aircraft companies during the 1940s,
including the historic first flight by an American rocket-propelled aircraft.
Howard Hughes frequently visited here for aircraft testing.
members.tripod.com/airfields_freeman/CA/Airfields_CA_Mo...
conducted by the Hughes & Northrop aircraft companies during the 1940s,
including the historic first flight by an American rocket-propelled aircraft.
Howard Hughes frequently visited here for aircraft testing.
members.tripod.com/airfields_freeman/CA/Airfields_CA_Mo...
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harper_Lake
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 35°2'37"N 117°20'8"W
- Southern California Logistics Airport (VCV/KVCV) (former George AFB) 47 km
- Edwards AFB / Dryden Flight Research Center (EDW/KEDW) 54 km
- Edwards Air Force Base 73 km
- Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, South Range 84 km
- Palmdale Regional Airport/United States Air Force Plant 42 85 km
- March Air Reserve Base 126 km
- Harry Reid International Airport (LAS/KLAS) 228 km
- Marine Corps Air Station Miramar 237 km
- Nellis Air Force Base (LSV/KLSV) 246 km
- Yuma International Airport 363 km
- Mojave Solar Project 3.9 km
- Harper Dry Lake 5.7 km
- Hinkley, California 19 km
- Grass Valley Wilderness Area 28 km
- Cuddeback Air to Ground Gunnery Range 28 km
- Superior Valley Range simulated airfield target & AAA sites 35 km
- Coyote Lake 54 km
- Goldstone Deep Space Communications Tracking Station 55 km
- Desert Warfare Training area 71 km
- Fort Irwin National Training Center 75 km
Mojave Solar Project
Harper Dry Lake
Hinkley, California
Grass Valley Wilderness Area
Cuddeback Air to Ground Gunnery Range
Superior Valley Range simulated airfield target & AAA sites
Coyote Lake
Goldstone Deep Space Communications Tracking Station
Desert Warfare Training area
Fort Irwin National Training Center