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G1000 missed approach question

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I noticed on the RNAV 28 approach into W24, the G1000 added a point/altitude of 1340 between the MAP and the SWARM holding pattern. Attached is a picture.

The altitude is 120 below minimums, and I haven't been able to get a good idea as to what it could be, other than for some possible sequencing for the missed approach.

Does anyone have an idea as to what that could be?

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    David R on Feb 12, 2019

    It’s 400 feet above the airport touchdown zone where the missed approach turn should begin in the G1000 sequence.

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