DCS: Marianas

Drafted — not technically validated

Record revision 1 · Guam, Rota, Tinian and Saipan in the present day, around Andersen Air Force Base, with wide ocean for carrier operations.

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DCS: Marianas

Simulator
DCS World
Made by
Eagle Dynamics
Setting
Present day: Set in the present [1]
Area
About 1,500 × 1,500 km, mostly ocean for naval operations, with Guam, Rota, Tinian, Saipan and the smaller islands [1]
Real-world theatre
East Asia and the Pacific
Purchase
  • DCS WorldDCS: Marianas Map by Eagle DynamicsFree: every DCS World player can download itDCS Store

Store pages checked 2026-10-28. Prices and availability change.

Map

Explore the map or select an airfield. Markers show runway, radio and navigation data. Present-day OpenStreetMap geography; no exact simulator terrain boundary is shown. Airfield markers follow the simulator data, including on historical maps; the basemap does not depict their historical surroundings.

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Airfield overlay: the same versioned simulator data as the table below. © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL.

Airfields

Every airfield with a runway in Marianas's data from the game: 7 airfields, plus 1 helipads and other landing sites listed below. Names link to this encyclopedia's entry where there is one.

AirfieldElevationRunwaysTower (MHz)TACAN, VOR and NDBILS
Andersen AFB13.5817° N, 144.9311° E548 ft06L (065°) / 24R (245°), 9,788 ft06R (065°) / 24L (245°), 10,489 ftVHF 126.2UHF 250.1low VHF 38.6 · HF 3.85TACAN 54X* (UAM)06L: 109.3 (IAND)06R: 110.1 (IUAM)24L: 110.15 (IPMY)24R: 109.35 (IYIG)
Antonio B. Won Pat Intl13.4848° N, 144.7968° E255 ft06L (064°) / 24R (244°), 9,359 ft06R (064°) / 24L (244°), 8,135 ftVHF 118.1UHF 340.2low VHF 38.55 · HF 3.825—06L: 110.9 (IAWD)06L: 110.3 (IGUM)
Olf Orote13.4382° N, 144.6422° E93 ft25 (246°) / 07 (066°), 3,452 ft———
Pagan Airstrip18.1232° N, 145.7631° E49 ft11 (112°) / 29 (292°), 1,625 ft———
Rota Intl14.1744° N, 145.2411° E569 ft09 (092°) / 27 (272°), 6,106 ftVHF 123.6UHF 250.0low VHF 38.4 · HF 3.75NDB 332 kHz (GRO)—
Saipan Intl15.1189° N, 145.7291° E213 ft07 (068°) / 25 (248°), 7,790 ftVHF 125.7UHF 256.9low VHF 38.45 · HF 3.775—07: 109.9 (IGSN)
Tinian Intl14.9992° N, 145.6192° E260 ft08 (079°) / 26 (259°), 7,778 ftVHF 123.65UHF 250.05low VHF 38.5 · HF 3.8——
1 helipads and other landing sites without a runway

North West Field

Source: dcs-world-schema reference data: MarianaIslands airbases, beacons and navaids, dcs-world-schema, open-source data extracted by running DCS World 2.9.30.28536 (extracted 2026-10-04), at commit c3091e6. † Where that data gives an airfield no tower radio, the frequencies come from pydcs terrain data: marianaislands airports (airports.py), an open-source library whose terrain data mirrors the game's. Runway headings are magnetic, as the game computes them; lengths and elevations are converted from metres. The game gives TACAN and DME channels no X or Y band. Where a beacon’s listed frequency is the reply or paired VHF frequency of one band (ICAO Annex 10 channel plan), that band is shown. * marks an assumed X: the game lists no frequency that settles it, and every ground TACAN whose frequency does settle it is X. A dash means the game gives none.

Airfield coverage

AirfieldOn this mapName in the simChecked
Andersen Air Force BaseRepresented; 1 known differenceAndersen AFB2026-10-27
Saipan International AirportRepresented; 2 known differencesSaipan Intl2026-10-27
Antonio B. Won Pat International AirportRepresented; 1 known differenceAntonio B. Won Pat Intl2026-11-01
Rota International AirportRepresentedRota Intl2026-11-01

Each airfield's page cites the sources for its entry. Airfields not listed have not been checked against this map.

Coverage

DCS: Marianas is a free map of the archipelago in the present day, around Andersen Air Force Base, the key US strategic asset in the western Pacific. [1] It has large airfields on each of the main islands, with the expansive Andersen and the airfields of Rota, Tinian and Saipan, and large expanses of ocean for carrier and naval operations. [1] Each airfield’s radios, runways and runway beacons are in the game’s terrain data, which the airfield records here compare with the real fields. [2]

Sources

  1. DCS: Marianas Map. Eagle Dynamics (product page). https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/shop/terrains/marianas_terrain/ (accessed 2026-10-27).
  2. pydcs terrain data: Mariana Islands airports (airports.py). pydcs, an open-source Python library for building DCS World missions, whose terrain data mirrors the game's. https://github.com/pydcs/dcs/blob/5ddcc63a2dcd661e16b14f7aa43219b93044855d/dcs/terrain/marianaislands/airports.py (accessed 2026-10-27).

Wikipedia articles are secondary sources and can change; they are cited with the date they were read. Vendor pages describe the current release of each map.