Distance between Anshan Air Base and Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
AOG-CAN
- The distance between [1]Anshan Air Base and [2]Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is 2161.37 Kilometers or 1343.013 Miles.
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Airport[1] 
Anshan Air BaseIATA Airport Code: AOG
ICAO Airport Code: ZYAS
Asia -> China -> Anshan
Medium Airport
Latitude: 41.105301
Longitude: 122.853996
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Taoxian Airport is 79 Kilometers or 49 Miles.
The distance between Anshan Air Base and Zhoushuizi Airport is 263 Kilometers or 163 Miles.
The distance between Anshan Air Base and Incheon International Airport is 509 Kilometers or 316 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Bao'anying Airport is 2518.783 Kilometers or 1565.099 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Xingyi Airport is 2429.56 Kilometers or 1509.658 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Zhaotong Airport is 2320.901 Kilometers or 1442.141 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Zhuhai Jinwan Airport is 2302.085 Kilometers or 1430.449 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Shangjie Airport is 1089.695 Kilometers or 677.105 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Zhangjiakou Ningyuan Airport is 666.752 Kilometers or 414.3 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Longjia Airport is 396.295 Kilometers or 246.247 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Qionghai Bo'ao Airport is 2711.306 Kilometers or 1684.727 Miles.
- The distance between Anshan Air Base and Qamdo Bangda Airport is 2587.014 Kilometers or 1607.496 Miles.
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