South Carolina airport map prints
South Carolina slopes from the Blue Ridge foothills in the upstate across the Midlands to the Lowcountry coast. Greenville-Spartanburg International at Greer sits at 964 feet with a single 11,001 foot runway, the longest public-use runway in the state, and Donaldson Field at Greenville keeps 8,000 feet nearby. Columbia Metropolitan lays 8,601 and 8,001 foot runways at 236 feet. On the coast, Charleston International shares its two runways with the Air Force base at 46 feet, Myrtle Beach International runs 9,503 feet at 25 feet, and Grand Strand at North Myrtle Beach, Georgetown County at 40 feet and Hilton Head at 19 feet sit almost on the beach. Florence Regional pairs 6,502 and 6,000 foot runways in the Pee Dee, and Anderson Regional, Spartanburg Downtown Memorial and Greenville Downtown, the highest paved public field at 1,048 feet, carry the upstate's smaller flying.
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Flying in South Carolina
Flying in South Carolina is Lowcountry marsh and beach, then pine flats, then rolling upstate hills, with the airports spaced out along that slope. The prints run from a single long runway at Greer to two crossed strips by the ocean. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.