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[Number]: No. 4 SLG
[Name]: RAF Rudbaxton
[Location]: 51°53′00″N 004°56′00″W / 51.88333°N 4.93333°W / 51.88333; -4.93333
[County]: Pembrokeshire
[Dates when used as a SLG]: 1941-1943
[Units]: Used by 38 MU
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[Number]: No. 35 SLG
[Name]: RAF Blidworth
[Location]: 53°06′21″N 001°06′51″W / 53.10583°N 1.11417°W / 53.10583; -1.11417
[County]: Nottinghamshire
[Dates when used as a SLG]: 1941-1942
[Units]: Used by 51 MU
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[Number]: No. 15 SLG
[Name]: RAF Bodorgan
[Location]: 53°11′06″N 004°25′45″W / 53.18500°N 4.42917°W / 53.18500; -4.42917
[County]: Gwynedd
[Dates when used as a SLG]: 1940-1944
[Units]: For No. 48 MU
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[Number]: No. 18 SLG
[Name]: RAF St Angelo
[Location]: 54°24′56″N 007°39′05″W / 54.41556°N 7.65139°W / 54.41556; -7.65139
[County]: Fermanagh
[Dates when used as a SLG]: April 1941-September 1941
[Units]: Used by 23 MU RAF Aldergrove but not used. Later became a fighter sector station.
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[Number]: No. 17 SLG
[Name]: RAF Maydown
[Location]: 55°02′00″N 007°14′23″W / 55.03333°N 7.23972°W / 55.03333; -7.23972
[County]: Londonderry
[Dates when used as a SLG]: 1941-1941
[Units]: Used by 23 MU, developed into a full size airfield.
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[Number]: No. 42 SLG
[Name]: RAF Black Isle
[Location]: 57°37′37″N 004°09′37″W / 57.62694°N 4.16028°W / 57.62694; -4.16028
[County]: Ross & Cromarty
[Dates when used as a SLG]: 1941-1945
[Units]: Also known as Black Stand Used by 46 MU
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