El Paso (P-4) Sectional Aeronautical Chart
Tabla Aeronáutica Seccional El Paso (P-4)

El Paso (P-4) Sectional Aeronautical Chart
Published in April, 1941, this aeronautical map indicates the "shortest and most direct courses between points in question". Population statistics for El Paso, Midland, Sanderson, Texas; and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico are provided. The legend includes symbols for army, navy and marine corps fields; commercial and municipal airports; lighting facilities and airspace reservations.
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