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Old Bamberg Airport

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The former Carlisle Airfield in the community of Midway (three miles east of Bamberg) was likely built some time in the mid-1940s. By 1948 the airfield had been purchased by the Town of Bamberg, and it was dedicated as the Bamberg Airport on November 7, 1948.

Old Bamberg Airfield

Larry Gleason, Aiken Aerial Photography, 2013 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

Today the two unpaved runways are no longer in use. The small airport was replaced in the late twentieth century with the Bamberg County Airport in Denmark.


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Plan Your Trip: Old Bamberg Airport

Where is Old Bamberg Airport located?
Address: United States Highway 78, Midway, SC 29042
GPS Coordinates: 33.274220,-80.972191
What else should I see?
Trinity United Methodist 5.9 miles
First Baptist Church 6 miles
Bamberg County Courthouse 6.3 miles
Little Theatre 6.3 miles
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