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Section 24 of 45 in the Roseland record · 5 entry pages

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Airports: Clay Township's Fields

The Frame: No Airfield in Roseland; the Township's Fields Are the Leg

the township frame

No airfield, strip or heliport stands inside the town of Roseland, and none ever did. The leg therefore runs at township size, as the plan orders: the Federal Aviation Administration-registered facilities on Clay Township ground…

The First Field: the Original South Bend Airport, Now Cadet Field, in Granger

the county's first airport, on Clay ground

South Bend's first airport stood on Clay Township ground, in present-day Granger. The original South Bend Airport lay northeast of the city, north of State Road 23 and west of Fir Road — ground that is Granger today, in Clay…

C. V. Airport, II43: the Township's Grass Strip

a turf field in western Granger

The township's one current airfield is a grass strip in western Granger. C. V. Airport, FAA identifier II43, stands at N41.74795, W86.19908, in the western quarter of Granger that lies in Clay Township, at about 780 feet of elevation, with a single 1,200-foot turf runway. The FAA-derived facility lists print it as operational, with one runway. The field's neighbours make its township call clear: it sits well west of the Clay–Harris line, on the same western Granger ground that holds the hospital heliport below, while the township's other grass field, Foos Field, lies east of that line and belongs to Harris Township's file.

Sources: the FAA-derived Indiana facility lists (City-Data; Pilot Getaways; AirplaneManager) for identifier, coordinates, runway and status; USGS coordinates via TopoQuest (N41.74795, W86.19908); Clay Township's Granger quarter (the township record).

Granger Hospital Heliport, IN67: the FAA Record Read First-Hand

the one first-hand FAA read

The one facility in this section whose FAA record was read in full is the hospital heliport in western Granger. The FAA's NFDC record for IN67, chart data valid from 0901Z 29 October 2026 to 0901Z 26 November 2026, heads the…

WNDU Heliport, 7II4: Closed, Known from One Listing

a closed facility on the 933 corridor

One closed heliport is known in this section only from a single secondary listing. WNDU Heliport, FAA identifier 7II4, appears in a world airport-codes alphabetical list as "Wndu > Closed | Closed | South Bend." The station's studios stand on State Road 933 in the Clay Township corridor, which is the whole of the location the record gives. No coordinates, no owner and no FAA record of its own were retrieved; the facility is registered as gap G-AIR-3, with its FAA record as the settler, and it is printed here at moderate strength, from the one listing, so the negative sweep of the band does not silently omit it.

Source: World-Airport-Codes alphabetical list (the 7II4 closed entry); WNDU's studios on State Road 933 (the location).

The Near Misses: Fields That Are Not Clay Township's

the pointer roll

The township's edges are fixed by the fields just outside them. Foos Field, FAA IN82, Granger, is the nearest: a 2,400-foot turf runway at about 790 feet, coordinates N41.75209, W86.08752, listed as operational — but its…

Accidents and First Flights, Tested

the searched-negatives, with their spans

No aircraft accident in Roseland or Clay Township was found, and the famous one that looks like it is a different town. Searches for Roseland, Indiana aircraft accidents returned only Roselawn, Indiana — a different place in…

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Source: Airports and Roseland, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/roseland/airports/