Minnesota airport map prints
Minnesota's airports sit among lakes, rivers and gently rolling country. Minneapolis-St. Paul International has a broad four-runway layout. St. Paul Downtown's Holman Field lies lower beside the river. Farther north, Duluth International stands above Lake Superior, while regional fields continue toward International Falls on the Canadian border.
23 Minnesota fields

Austin MunicipalAustinAUM7 colorways

Bemidji RegionalBemidjiBJI7 colorways

Brainerd Lakes RegionalBrainerdBRD7 colorways

Duluth InternationalDuluthDLH7 colorways

Ely MunicipalElyELO7 colorways

Fairmont MunicipalFairmontFRM7 colorways

Fergus Falls RegionalFergus FallsFFM7 colorways

Grand Rapids/Itasca County-Gordon Newstrom FieldGrand RapidsGPZ7 colorways

Range RegionalHibbingHIB7 colorways

Falls International AirportInternational FallsINL7 colorways

Mankato RegionalMankatoMKT7 colorways

Maple Lake Municipal-Bill Mavencamp Sr FieldMaple LakeMGG7 colorways

AirlakeMinneapolisLVN7 colorways

Anoka County/Blaine (Janes Field)MinneapolisANE7 colorways

CrystalMinneapolisMIC7 colorways

Flying CloudMinneapolisFCM7 colorways

Minneapolis-St. Paul International/Wold-ChamberlainMinneapolisMSP7 colorways

Rochester InternationalRochesterRST7 colorways

South St. Paul Municipal/Richard E Fleming FieldSouth St. PaulSGS7 colorways

St. Cloud Sky CentralSt. CloudSTC7 colorways

Lake ElmoSt. Paul21D7 colorways

St. Paul Downtown Holman FieldSt. PaulSTP7 colorways

Thief River Falls RegionalThief River FallsTVF7 colorways
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.