Kentucky airport map prints
Kentucky rolls from the Appalachian coalfields in the east across the Bluegrass to the Mississippi bottoms. Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International at Covington lays four runways at 896 feet, three of them parallel north and south and the fourth 12,001 feet east and west, the longest in the state. Louisville Muhammad Ali International has three, the longest 11,887 feet, at 501 feet by the Ohio, and Blue Grass at Lexington pairs 7,004 feet with a 4,000 foot crosswind at 980 feet. Owensboro-Daviess County Regional and Barkley Regional at Paducah cover the west. In the east, elevation matters: Wendell H. Ford at Hazard sits at 1,257 feet, Pike County at Pikeville at 1,465, and Tucker-Guthrie Memorial at Harlan, the highest paved public field, at 1,564 feet on a 3,461 foot runway.
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Flying in Kentucky
Flying in Kentucky means river valleys and rolling horse country in the middle, tight mountain strips in the east and flat bottomland in the west, so the prints run from Cincinnati's four-runway grid to a single short runway cut into a ridge. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.