Maryland airport map prints
Maryland runs from the Atlantic beaches across the Chesapeake to the Allegheny ridges. Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall sits at 143 feet with three runways, the longest 10,503 feet. Martin State on the bay keeps a single 6,999 foot runway at 22 feet, and Hagerstown Regional at Richard A. Henson Field, in the valley to the west at 703 feet, pairs 7,000 feet with a short crosswind. The Eastern Shore fields sit barely above the water: Salisbury-Ocean City Wicomico Regional at 53 feet with 6,400 and 5,000 foot runways, Easton at 72, Cambridge-Dorchester at 20, Ocean City Municipal at 16, and Crisfield-Somerset County, the lowest, at 4 feet. The other end of the state is different country: Garrett County at Oakland, the highest paved public field, sits at 2,933 feet on a 5,000 foot runway, and Greater Cumberland Regional at 758.
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Flying in Maryland
Flying in Maryland is bay and shore in the east, a big city field in the middle and proper mountains in the narrow western end, so the prints range from a two-runway strip on the Eastern Shore to a high single runway in Garrett County. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.