New Hampshire airport map prints

New Hampshire is granite hills and river valleys, with the White Mountains filling the north. Manchester-Boston Regional lays two runways at 266 feet, the longest 9,250 feet, and Portsmouth International at Pease on the seacoast keeps a single 11,322 foot runway at 100 feet, the longest in the state. Boire Field at Nashua runs 6,000 feet, Concord Municipal 6,005 with a short crosswind, and Dillant-Hopkins at Keene 6,201 in the southwest corner. Lebanon Municipal pairs 5,496 and 5,200 foot runways at 603 feet, and Laconia Municipal sits by the lakes at 545. Up north the fields are short and high: Berlin Regional at 1,161 feet on a 5,200 foot runway, Mount Washington Regional at Whitefield at 1,072, and Twin Mountain, the highest paved public field, at 1,459 feet with 2,660 feet of pavement.

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6 New Hampshire fields

Flying in New Hampshire

Flying in New Hampshire is hills, lakes and one big mountain range, with the airports on the valley floors and a long former air base runway on the seacoast. The prints run from Manchester's crossed pair to a single mountain strip. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.