Shelton Laurel Lil National Airport

Not applicable. As the airport is not a real entity and does not appear in any official aviation databases (FAA, ICAO) or historical records, there is no closure event or reason to report.

The site at the specified coordinates is undeveloped, mountainous, and forested terrain. There is no evidence of any past or present airport infrastructure, such as runways, taxiways, or hangars. The area is part of the natural landscape near Marshall, North Carolina.

This airport has no historical significance as it is a non-existent location. The provided ICAO code 'US-0034' is not a valid or recognized identifier for an airport in the United States. Furthermore, the geographic coordinates (35.978901, -82.7033) point to a steep, heavily forested mountainside in the Pisgah National Forest, an area completely unsuitable for any type of airstrip or airport facility.

There are zero prospects for reopening, as the airport never existed in the first place. The terrain is physically prohibitive for the construction of any aviation facility.