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Ridgewood Air Airport (2SC5) is a small private airstrip in the Piedmont region near Waterloo, South Carolina, offering a single hard-surfaced runway at a field elevation of 558 feet. It has no instrument approaches and no published air-ground radio frequency, making it a quiet, uncomplicated destination for VFR light-aircraft flying.
Ridgewood Air Airport, identified by the code 2SC5, is a modest general aviation field near Waterloo, South Carolina. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and sits at an elevation of 558 feet, making it a quiet, low-key stop for pilots exploring the rural Piedmont country of the Carolinas in a simulator.
The airfield lies near Waterloo, South Carolina, at coordinates 34.2917, -82.0539.
Ridgewood Air Airport has one physical runway, 08/26, with a hard surface and a length of 3783 feet. There is no ILS or other instrument approach available, so all operations here are conducted visually.
No communications frequencies are on record for Ridgewood Air Airport, so pilots should not expect an assigned air-ground or tower frequency when operating in the vicinity.