Welcome Stadium and Diavik Airport: Difference between pages

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'''Welcome Stadium''' is a 11,000-seat multi-purpose [[stadium]] in [[Dayton, Ohio]]. It opened in [[1949]]. It is home to the [[University of Dayton]] Flyers [[football]] [[team]]. It hosted the 1961 [[Aviation Bowl]].

| name = Diavik Airport

| nativename =

| nativename-a =

| nativename-r =

| image =

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| IATA =

| ICAO = CDK2

| type = Private

| owner-oper = [[Diavik Diamond Mine]]s

| city-served =

| ___location = Diavik Diamond Mine

| elevation-f = 1,413

| elevation-m = 431

| coordinates = {{Coord|64|30|41|N|110|17|22|W|type:airport}}

| website = [http://www.diavik.ca/index.htm www.diavik.ca/]

| metric-elev =

| metric-rwy =

| r1-number = 10T/28T

| r1-length-f = 5,004

| r1-length-m = 1,525

| r1-surface = [[Gravel]]

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'''Diavik Airport''' {{Airport codes|||CDK2}}, is a private aerodrome in the [[Northwest Territories]], [[Canada]] that serves the [[Diavik Diamond Mine]]. It's situated in a busy area due to the closeness of [[Ekati Airport]]. Prior permission is required to land except in the case of an emergency.

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==External link==

[[Category:College football venues]]

*[http://www.copanational.org/PlacesToFly/airport_view.php?pr_id=8&ap_id=1039 Page about this airport] on [[Canadian Owners and Pilots Association|COPA's]] ''Places to Fly'' airport directory

[[Category:Ohio sports]]

==References==

*{{CFS}}

{{Canadian Airports}}

[[Category:Airports in the Northwest Territories]]

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[[lmo:Diavik Airport]]

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