How many runways does Bendigo Airport have?

It has 2 runways. The longest is 1,600 metres.

Bendigo Airport is in AU, AU, 215 metres above sea level.

What is the code for Bendigo Airport?

Its IATA code is BXG and its ICAO code is YBDG.

Bendigo Airport (BXG/YBDG) — runways, data and routes

The diagram

Drawn to scale from the real coordinates of each runway end. Runways without coordinates are not drawn.

Data

Codes: BXG · YBDG
City: —
Country: AU
Coordinates: -36.7394, 144.3300
Elevation: 215 m · 705 ft
Time zone: Australia/Melbourne
Local time now: 00:41
Airspace: Melbourne (Mungo) 132.6

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Runways (2)

Runway	Length	Surface	Headings
17/35	1,600 m · 5,249 ft	asphalt	182° · 2°
05/23	767 m · 2,516 ft	paved	61° · 241°

An asterisk marks a heading derived from the runway number rather than measured. The number is a magnetic heading and the measured one is true: the derived value carries the local magnetic declination, up to 20 degrees.

Airports nearby

Melbourne Airport · 113 km
Melbourne Essendon Airport · 121 km
Melbourne Avalon International Airport · 145 km
Melbourne Moorabbin Airport · 154 km
Albury Airport · 247 km

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