Oregon airport map prints
Oregon splits along the Cascades: wet valleys and coast to the west, high dry country to the east. Portland International lies on the Columbia at 31 feet with three runways, the longest 11,000 feet, and Portland-Hillsboro carries three more. Mahlon Sweet Field at Eugene runs 8,009 feet down the Willamette Valley, and Rogue Valley International at Medford runs 8,800 feet on a single runway at 1,335. East of the mountains the fields sit open: Roberts Field at Redmond at 3,082 feet with runways of 7,038 and 7,006 feet, Crater Lake-Klamath Regional at 4,095 with a 10,302 foot runway, Eastern Oregon Regional at Pendleton at 1,494, and Crescent Lake State, the highest paved public field, at 4,820. On the coast, Astoria Regional at 15 feet and Southwest Oregon Regional at North Bend at 17 are on the water.
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Flying in Oregon
Flying in Oregon is two climates divided by a volcanic ridge: coastal fog and green valleys on one side, sagebrush and clear high desert on the other. The prints follow that split, from Portland's river-side parallels to the 10,302 foot runway at Klamath Falls. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.