This list documents the "Lima Site" numbered airfields in Laos during the Secret War period. It includes the smaller airfields and STOL strips.  It is the companion list to the Lima List found on this website.

The official chart for airfield data for this period was the 1:250,000 scale  Joint Operations Graphic introduced into the Indochina area about 1965. The air version of this chart had many airfields annotated on it with airfield symbology and names assigned by the USAF Aeronautical Chart and Information Center (ACIC). These names did not necessarily agree with the names found in Air America Flight Information documents or local useage. The result was different names for the same place in some cases. There were also airfields on the JOG charts that were not in Air America Flight Listings. In Laos, many smaller airfields were annotated only on the 1:50,000 scale maps known as Topographic Line Maps (TLM) commonly referred to as "1 to 50s" produced by Army Map Service. Finally, to further confuse the issue , there are several ways to translate Lao names into English. This list attempts to capture all of these various entities.

Legend:

Airfield Name: Small Capitals are 1:250,000 map airfields of Vietnam era; Red Italic names are from Air America Flight Listings. (Letters) are Air America identifiers.
Site Numbers:  LS sites are smaller airfields or STOL fields. A few airfields had multiple numbers as their status changed.
Latitude & Longitude:  Degree Minute Second format
Elevation: Given in feet above mean sea level (MSL). Sources of elevations vary. (Alternative source data shown in parentheses)
Surface: ASP is asphalt, CLA is clay, CON is concrete, DRT is Dirt, GRE is graded earth, GRS is grass, GVL is gravel, LAT is laterite. Blank is unknown.
Runway Length and Width: Given in feet. Derived from various sources. (Alternative source data shown in parentheses)
Remarks: As appropriate . (Orient indicates runway headings) UNF=Unfriendly