Hogan's Corner Airport (5WA8) in Ocean Shores, Washington
Information about Operating and Financial Summary, Runways, Icidents
- Hogan's Corner Airport (5WA8)
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Hogan's Corner Airport (5WA8)
- General
- Type: Airport, Status: Operational, Acivation Date: 04/01/1972, Runways: 1, Ownership: Privately owned, Facility Use: Private, Site Number: 26323.26*A, Location ID: 5WA8, Region: Northwest Mountain, District Office: SEA, Aeronautical sectional chart: Seattle, Tie-In FSS: No, Tie-In FSS ID: SEA, Tie-In FSS Name: Seattle, Tie-In FSS Toll-Free Number: 1-800-WX-BRIEF, Elevation: 50 ft, Elevation determination method: Estimated, Air traffic control tower: No, Boundary ARTCC (FAA) computer ID: ZCS, Boundary ARTCC ID: ZSE, Boundary ARTCC Name: Seattle, Airspace Determination: No Objection, NOTAM Service: No, Inspection Group: Owner, Inspection Method: 5010-2 Private use mail out program
- Location
- State: Washington, County: Grays Harbor, City: Ocean Shores, GPS (Degrees): Lat: 47° 02' 34.311'', Lng: -124° 08' 44.627'', GPS (Seconds): Lat: 47.042864, Lng: -124.145730, GPS determination method: Estimated, Distance from central business district: 4 mi (N) Find on map
- Owner
- Giles J. Hogan, 18 Sunset Blvd, Hoquiam, Wa 98550
- Manager
- Pat Hogan, 37 Hogan's Corner, Hoquiam, Wa 98550, 206-289-2202
- Additional
- Magnetic Variation: 20E (Year 1985), Military/civil joint use agreement: No, Military Landing Rights: No, Non-Commercial Landing Fee: No, Wind direction indicator: Yes, Segmented circle airport marker system: No
- Remarks
- HANGER FOR SIX PLANES ON W END OF STRIP. TURN AROUND ON E END.
Runway 1
- Base End
- Base End ID: 06, Right Traffic Pattern: No
- Reciprocal End
- Reciprocal End ID: 24, Right Traffic Pattern: No, Controlling Object Description: TREES
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Walter L Johnson
Jul 19, 2011 @ 5:05 am
The link that took me to this site says the runaway is at 15 ft. elevation, while here you say 50 ft. My real question for you though is what percentage of Ocean Shores will remain above sea level long term. Recent research places the most likely increase in sea level at 26 ft. (over hundreds of years) due to global warming. I am wondering how much if any of Ocean Shores will be left then. I have decided for the sake of heirloam ownership (multi-generational) never to buy any land that might in a future generation be underwater. My impression of the Ocean Shores community is that it is extremely vulnerable to the sea having been there twice. (Sea level due to global warming this Century may not exceed 3 feet and is secondary to concerns about shoreline erosion due to the littorial drift and more storm prone seas from global warming.)