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Glasgow Valley County Airport Wokal Field is a medium, uncontrolled airfield serving Glasgow in northeastern Montana. It offers two lit hard-surfaced runways and straightforward VFR access via UNICOM, making it a useful stop for pilots crossing the sparsely populated plains of the Hi-Line region.
Glasgow Valley County Airport Wokal Field sits on the high plains of northeastern Montana, serving the town of Glasgow and the surrounding Valley County. It is a medium-sized field with two paved runways, and its uncontrolled status combined with generous runway length makes it an accessible and interesting waypoint for VFR pilots flying through this remote part of the state.
The airfield is located near Glasgow, Montana, at coordinates 48.2124 N, 106.615 W, and sits at an elevation of 2287 feet. It has no operating control tower, and pilots use the common traffic frequency for self-announced arrivals and departures. En route air traffic control in the area is provided by Salt Lake City Center on 126.85 MHz, with Great Falls Radio available on 122.25 MHz for flight service.
The airfield has two physical hard-surfaced runways, both lit. Runway 08/26 measures 4984 feet in one direction and 5212 feet in the other. Runway 12/30 measures 4981 feet in one direction and 5184 feet in the other. There is no ILS approach available at the field.
Weather information is available via ASOS on 135.175 MHz. The common traffic advisory frequency and UNICOM is 122.8 MHz. Great Falls Radio can be contacted on 122.25 MHz, and Salt Lake City Center provides en route control services on 126.85 MHz.
Glasgow Valley County Airport Wokal Field continues to operate as a public-use medium airport with airline service. Pilots should be aware that prior permission may be required for certain operations.
