Minnesota airport map prints
Minnesota is lake country, flat to rolling, and its airports sit between the water. Minneapolis-St. Paul International at Wold-Chamberlain Field lays four paved runways at 842 feet, the longest 11,006 feet, with St. Paul Downtown Holman Field on the river below at 705 feet and Flying Cloud to the southwest each carrying three. Duluth International, up at 1,428 feet above Lake Superior, holds a 10,591 foot runway, and Rochester International 9,034. Across the north the regional fields line up with main runways of 6,504 to 7,500 feet: St. Cloud, Falls International at International Falls on the Canadian border, Brainerd Lakes, Bemidji, Range Regional at Hibbing and Thief River Falls. Grand Marais/Cook County, on the North Shore, is the highest paved public field at 1,803 feet, and Sky Harbor on the Duluth waterfront the lowest at 609.
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Flying in Minnesota
Flying in Minnesota is lakes below and long winters, with airports on the flat ground between the water and a north country where the regional fields all run to about the same length. The prints are clean crossings and parallels on open land. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.