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Finding BGL's

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Is there a program that can be loaded and then FS9 started that will tell you what BGL's are loaded for that area where you are? I am doing scenery in an area and have boats and a tank farm that I don't think are default. I have checked and I don't think I have any sceneries installed for this area.
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Hi Joe,

I am not sure if there is a tool like that. Maybe LWMViewer can do what you want? I think it can open scenery files by coordinate. But I am not sure if it only loads the default scenery or any installed on your system.
 
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