Place that are a campus

There are 24,454 places and this is one page of 2,446

  • Koksijde Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-be/102/546/437/102546437.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
  • Luchthaven Grimbergen — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-be/102/546/465/102546465.geojson
    It was last modified September 15, 2021.
  • Kortrijk Wevelgem Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-be/102/546/427/102546427.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
  • Kleine Brogel Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-be/102/546/439/102546439.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
  • Zutendaal Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-be/102/546/447/102546447.geojson
    It was last modified September 15, 2021.
  • Beauvechain Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-be/102/546/431/102546431.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
  • Weelde Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-be/102/546/449/102546449.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
  • Graf Ignatievo Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-bg/102/552/845/102552845.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
  • Mar del Plata Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-ar/102/553/577/102553577.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
  • El Plumerillo Airport — this is a campus
    whosonfirst-data-admin-ar/102/553/673/102553673.geojson
    It was last modified August 01, 2023.
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