Which LO sector is designated D65 (Kewanee Low)?

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Which LO sector is designated D65 (Kewanee Low)?

LO sectors are the low-altitude en route sectors, each managed by a specific center and shown on the chart with a name (like EWA, CBM, PCU, POE) plus the LO designation. The D65 tag is the map’s way of labeling the particular low-altitude sector that covers that area. For the Kewanee region, the D65 designation is paired with the EWA LO sector on the official charts, meaning the airspace around Kewanee Low falls under the EWA LO sector. The other LO sector names correspond to different geographic areas and don’t include Kewanee. So the correct pairing is D65 with the EWA LO sector.

LO sectors are the low-altitude en route sectors, each managed by a specific center and shown on the chart with a name (like EWA, CBM, PCU, POE) plus the LO designation. The D65 tag is the map’s way of labeling the particular low-altitude sector that covers that area. For the Kewanee region, the D65 designation is paired with the EWA LO sector on the official charts, meaning the airspace around Kewanee Low falls under the EWA LO sector. The other LO sector names correspond to different geographic areas and don’t include Kewanee. So the correct pairing is D65 with the EWA LO sector.

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