Georgia airport map prints
Georgia rises from the Atlantic coast and the Okefenokee lowlands to the Blue Ridge in the north. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International sits at 1,026 feet on the Piedmont with five parallel east-west runways, the longest 12,390 feet. Savannah/Hilton Head International near the coast at 50 feet pairs 9,351 and 7,002 foot runways, and Brunswick Golden Isles at 26 feet runs one 8,001 foot strip. Inland, Augusta Regional at Bush Field, Middle Georgia Regional at Macon, Columbus, Valdosta Regional and Southwest Georgia Regional at Albany each pair a long runway with a shorter one. DeKalb-Peachtree and Cobb County International at McCollum Field carry Atlanta's smaller flying. The mountain end is short and high: Blairsville, the highest paved public field, sits at 1,907 feet on a 5,004 foot runway, and Pickens County at Jasper at 1,535.
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Flying in Georgia
Flying in Georgia runs from salt marsh to red clay to mountain ridges, with the big Atlanta grid in the middle and a ring of two-runway regional fields around it. Each print is a different answer to the same flat-country problem. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.