Plateau west of Syracuse, NY, USA

[BeechV35Pilot]

West of Syracuse, NY, USA (my home airport), there is a plateaued airport that was there across the last three sims.   Back in 2004 I looked into this and noticed  that the Jeppesen source data used to populate the FS airports had an incorrect elevation for this private, no-use grass strip.   

I don't recall the specifics now, but in FS2004 I had corrected this with some type of flattening and exclude command.    edit:  I found the old exclude/flatten bgl files but they don't work in FSX.

The lat/lon are west of:    N43 2.04'    W76 36.49

[BeechV35Pilot]

Darn, another one just southwest of the one reported above.  This one appears to be new with FSX, for I flew in this area a lot in FS9 and never saw this one before. 

Lat/lon:   N42  37.14  W76  34.50

[FlyingAxx]

In both cases it looks like being easily to repair by using Airport Design Editor X (make a search, it's free). No tricks necessary. Just flatten the airport background.

However, the second pic looks quite funny as there seems to be a serpentine road going up to the field. The second finding in both cases: There is deep forest around the strips and I bet, the highest trees are growing at both ends of the runway - as usual. 

Summary, I found several fields like those, even in the US. Some are heavily misplaced in a rolling landscape and if you try to flatten you have to make compromises and still a lot of work in order to make them looking acceptable.

EDIT: I should have first had a look before saying it's easy. It is rolling environment and a disturbing close street. I already had changed  the 15NK field in the past having the side effect that I'm getting a hill north of the runway that disappears when coming closer. Then I found the neighboring NY00 and decided that it might not be worth to continue for strips I'll likely see once in my simming life.

Regards,
Axel