South Dakota airport map prints
South Dakota is prairie east of the Missouri and high plains and the Black Hills west of it. Joe Foss Field at Sioux Falls lays three paved runways at 1,430 feet, the longest 9,000 feet, the longest public-use runway in the state, and Rapid City Regional at 3,204 feet runs 8,701 at the edge of the Hills. Between them the regional fields are evenly sized: Huron Regional 7,201 feet, Aberdeen Regional 6,901, Pierre Regional 6,900 on the river at 1,744, Watertown Regional 6,898 at 1,749, and Mitchell Municipal 6,701. The west rises: Black Hills-Clyde Ice Field at Spearfish at 3,933 feet, Pine Ridge at 3,333, and Custer County, the highest paved public field, at 5,620 feet on a 5,500 foot runway. Graham Field at North Sioux City, at 1,109 feet, is the lowest.
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Flying in South Dakota
Flying in South Dakota is the Missouri River dividing farm country from open range, with the Black Hills rising at the far end and the regional fields all built to about the same size. The prints are simple crossings on a big, empty ground. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.