West Virginia airport map prints
West Virginia is all mountains, and its airports sit on whatever flat ground could be found or made. West Virginia International Yeager at Charleston runs a single 6,715 foot runway at 947 feet. Eastern West Virginia Regional at Martinsburg, at 565 feet, holds the longest runway in the state at 8,815 feet. North Central West Virginia at Clarksburg runs 7,800 feet at 1,224, Mid-Ohio Valley Regional at Parkersburg 7,240 at 859, Tri-State at Milton J. Ferguson Field near Huntington 7,017, and Morgantown Municipal 5,199 at 1,244. The southern highlands hold the high fields: Greenbrier Valley at Lewisburg at 2,302 feet with 7,003 feet of runway, Raleigh County Memorial at Beckley at 2,504, and Mercer County at Bluefield, the highest paved public field, at 2,857 feet. Potomac Airpark at Berkeley Springs, at 413 feet, is the lowest.
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Flying in West Virginia
Flying in West Virginia is ridge after ridge with the fields cut into hilltops and river bends, so nearly every airport is a single runway and the setting does the rest. A print of a West Virginia field is a lone line with a lot of terrain implied around it. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.