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Byrock Airstrip NSW

 

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Byrock Airstrip NSW. Country Airstrips Australia.
Byrock Airstrip NSW

Byrock Airstrip in NSW is a small airstrip servicing the nearby town of Byrock. The town is a “blink and you will miss it” settlement on the long straight road from Nyngan to Bourke. Once an important watering hole for travellers today it is nothing more than a hotel, a general store, a deserted railway station, an old butcher’s shop, an historic cemetery and a few unoccupied homes. The hotel is a popular watering hole which also offers camping facilities and bushwalks through the scrub.

In 2016, Byrock had a population of 50 people. It is named after a rock hole, called Bai by the Nyammba tribe. This became the Bye Rockhole, then Bye Rock, then Byrock.

The Village of Byrock was once a stopping point for Cobb & Co coaches which used the Byrock Rock Holes to water their horses.

The Bourke Brochure, which contains a map with detailed directions, can be picked up from the Back O’ Bourke Information and Exhibition Centre.

Byrock Airstrip NSW. Country Airstrips Australia.
Byrock Airstrip Runway NSW
Elevation
480
Area Forecast
Strip Direction
13 : 31
GPS Position
30° 40 S
146° 24 E
ALA Code
YBYR
Strip Length
1067
WAC Chart
3356
FIA
Strip Surface
Gravel
Owner/Operator
Bourke Shire Council
02 6830 8000
PPR – to check condition of the strip
Windsock
1 – At N end
ASIC Security/VIS Vest
No
Fuel
No
Distance to Town
Town adjacent to airstrip
Lighting
No
Aircraft Parking
Yes
Transport
Landing Fees
No

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