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Marshfield Municipal George Harlow Field is a small general-aviation airfield serving the town of Marshfield on the Massachusetts coast, south of Boston. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway suitable for light aircraft and forms part of the network of small fields dotted along this stretch of the South Shore.
Marshfield Municipal George Harlow Field is a small, single-runway general-aviation airport serving Marshfield, Massachusetts, on the state's South Shore. It is a modest field of the kind familiar to VFR pilots hopping between the small strips that ring the Boston area, offering a straightforward hard-surfaced runway without an instrument landing system.
The airfield sits at Marshfield, Massachusetts, close to the Atlantic coast south of Boston. Traffic in the area is worked by Boston Approach/Departure, whose frequency is published for the field, indicating that arriving and departing aircraft operate within or adjacent to the Boston terminal airspace structure.
The field has one physical runway, 06/24, of hard surface and lit for night operations. Runway 06 is 3,591 feet long and Runway 24 is 3,597 feet long. There is no instrument landing system.
Boston Approach/Departure is available on 124.1 MHz for arriving and departing traffic. Field weather is broadcast on an AWOS-3 station on 120 MHz. The common traffic advisory frequency and unicom is 122.8 MHz.
