Waromada Airstrip is a small, unpaved general aviation facility located near Uiramutã, a municipality in the far northern tip of Roraima state, Brazil. The area sits within or adjacent to the Raposa Serra do Sol indigenous territory, close to the borders with Guyana and Venezuela. The airstrip serves primarily as a lifeline for remote communities in this sparsely populated region, supporting light aircraft operations for cargo, medical evacuation, missionary, and government activities. It is not served by scheduled commercial airline service. Due to its extremely remote location and limited infrastructure, the facility has no commercial terminals, control tower, or significant ground support services beyond a basic landing strip.