What is the pattern altitude at NOLF Evergreen?

The pattern altitude at NOLF Evergreen is established at 1100 feet Mean Sea Level (MSL). This altitude is critical for maintaining safe separation between aircraft operating in the traffic pattern and allows for proper visual referencing and spacing during approaches and departures.

Setting the pattern altitude at 1100 feet helps ensure that aircraft can safely maneuver through the traffic pattern while allowing sufficient altitude to react to any potential emergencies or obstructions in the area. Pilots are trained to maintain this altitude consistently while operating within the airspace of NOLF Evergreen, ensuring adherence to the established operational standards for that specific location.