Missouri airport map prints
Missouri sits where the plains meet the Ozarks, split by two big rivers. St. Louis Lambert International lays four runways at 617 feet, the longest 11,020 feet, with Spirit of St. Louis to the west on two at 463 feet. Kansas City International has three runways at 1,027 feet, the longest 10,801, and Kansas City Downtown at Wheeler Field two on the river bottom at 757. Between them, Columbia Regional runs 7,401 feet and Jefferson City Memorial 6,000. The Ozark plateau lifts the southern fields: Springfield-Branson National at 1,268 feet with two runways, Branson at 1,302 on a single 7,140 foot runway, and Joplin Regional at 978. The Bootheel fields at Kennett and Hayti lie at 262 and 268 feet; Mansfield Municipal is the highest paved public field at 1,520.
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Flying in Missouri
Flying in Missouri is river bottoms and rolling hills, with two big-city airports at opposite ends of the state and the Ozark plateau lifting everything in between. The prints run from Lambert's four runways to a single strip above Branson. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.