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What best describes the V11 general path?
NW to McComb and SE to Vicksburg
NE to Holly Springs and SE to Greene County, NS in middle between Magnolia and Sidon
North to Tallulah and South to HLI
East to Monroe and West to Lake Providence
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NE to Holly Springs and SE to Greene County, NS in middle between Magnolia and Sidon
Explanation:
V airways are defined by their general direction and the VORs they connect, so their description on charts is about the overall path rather than a precise line. For this airway, the published path runs northeast toward the Holly Springs area and then continues southeast toward Greene County, with a north–south segment roughly centered between Magnolia and Sidon. That makes the description “NE to Holly Springs and SE to Greene County, NS in the middle between Magnolia and Sidon” the best match to the charted route, since it captures the true diagonal progression and the central north–south portion of the corridor. The other descriptions imply end points or directions that don’t align with V11’s actual corridor, which is why they’re not correct. The key idea is that V11’s general path is described by its northeastward approach to Holly Springs, its southeast continuation to Greene County, and the central north–south span between Magnolia and Sidon.
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