FAA Chart: Enroute Low Altitude L 35/36

Panels L-35 and L-36 make up this FAA IFR Enroute Low Altitude chart, the four-color series the FAA publishes for instrument flight below 18,000 feet MSL. Panel L-35 spans about 33.1°N to 37.7°N and 80.2°W to 74.2°W at 1 inch = 7 nautical miles, taking in Raleigh and Norfolk. Panel L-36 spans about 33.6°N to 39.9°N and 81.6°W to 74.5°W at 1 inch = 7 nautical miles, taking in Charlotte, Raleigh, Norfolk and Richmond.

Pilots using L-35/36 get the airway and RNAV route structure, cruising altitudes, radio navaids, fixes and reporting points, controlled and special use airspace, military training routes and off-route obstruction clearance altitudes, plus airports with an instrument approach or a hard-surfaced runway of at least 3,000 feet.

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