Indiana airport map prints
Indiana is level farmland tilting toward the Ohio River, with airports spaced out across it. Indianapolis International lays three runways at 796 feet, two of them parallel at 11,200 and 10,000 feet. Fort Wayne International has three, the longest 11,981 feet, and Grissom Air Reserve Base at Peru keeps a single 12,501 foot runway, the longest in the state. South Bend International, Evansville Regional at 422 feet and Terre Haute Regional each work two or three runways up to 9,021 feet, and Gary/Chicago International sits on Lake Michigan with 8,859 feet. Purdue University at Lafayette, Monroe County at Bloomington, Delaware County Regional at Muncie and Porter County Regional at Valparaiso are mid-size fields with runways of 6,500 to 7,001 feet. Richmond Municipal on the Ohio line is the highest paved public field at 1,140 feet, and Evansville the lowest.
Cotton fine art paper, complete solid wood framing or vivid glossy metal. Made to order for your wall.
Flying in Indiana
Flying in Indiana is flat and straightforward, with the runways laid out on open farmland and the towns spaced evenly between them. The prints are mostly two or three runways meeting on level ground, each with its own angle. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.