Wisconsin airport map prints
Wisconsin's farmland and northern woods lie between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi. Milwaukee's General Mitchell International has a broad five-runway layout. Dane County Regional at Madison and La Crosse Regional have three runways each. Wittman Regional at Oshkosh and Rhinelander-Oneida County offer different airport settings farther across the state.
19 Wisconsin fields
Appleton InternationalAppletonATW7 colorways
Volk FieldCamp DouglasVOK7 colorways
Chippewa Valley RegionalEau ClaireEAU7 colorways
Green Bay/Austin Straubel InternationalGreen BayGRB7 colorways
Southern Wisconsin RegionalJanesvilleJVL7 colorways
Kenosha RegionalKenoshaENW7 colorways
La Crosse RegionalLa CrosseLSE7 colorways
Dane County Regional/Truax FieldMadisonMSN7 colorways
General Mitchell InternationalMilwaukeeMKE7 colorways
Lawrence J TimmermanMilwaukeeMWC7 colorways
Central WisconsinMosineeCWA7 colorways
Wittman RegionalOshkoshOSH7 colorways
Price CountyPhillipsPBH7 colorways
Batten InternationalRacineRAC7 colorways
Rhinelander/Oneida CountyRhinelanderRHI7 colorways
Sheboygan County Memorial InternationalSheboyganSBM7 colorways
Sparta/Fort McCoySpartaCMY7 colorways
Waukesha CountyWaukeshaUES7 colorways
West Bend MunicipalWest BendETB7 colorways
Flying in Wisconsin
Flying in Wisconsin is lake weather, dairy country and pine woods, with a big five-runway field at Milwaukee and a ring of two- and three-runway regionals across the state. Oshkosh's four runways are their own kind of famous. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.