New Jersey airport map prints
New Jersey is small, crowded and mostly low, with the Pine Barrens and the shore filling the south. Newark Liberty International sits at 18 feet with three paved runways, two of them parallel and the longest 11,000 feet. Teterboro nearby keeps two runways at 8 feet, the longer 6,997. Atlantic City International runs 10,001 feet at 75 feet, with Cape May County at Wildwood and Ocean County at Toms River lower down the shore. Morristown Municipal, Essex County at Caldwell and Monmouth Executive at Belmar carry the northern general aviation flying on main runways of 4,552 to 7,345 feet, and Trenton Mercer and Millville Municipal pair two runways each with main runways of 6,006 and 6,003 feet. The highest paved public field, Greenwood Lake at West Milford, stands at only 790 feet; Ocean City Municipal at 6 feet is the lowest.
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Flying in New Jersey
Flying in New Jersey is dense airspace in the north, pine flats and beach towns in the south, and hardly any terrain to speak of, so the prints are about how each field fits its crowded parcel. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.