Wisconsin airport map prints
Wisconsin is glacial farmland and north woods, with Lake Michigan and the Mississippi on either side. General Mitchell International at Milwaukee lays five paved runways at 728 feet, the longest 9,990 feet, the longest in the state. Dane County Regional at Truax Field in Madison runs three, the longest 9,006, and La Crosse Regional three on the Mississippi at 655 feet with 8,742. Green Bay Austin Straubel International pairs 8,700 and 7,700 foot runways, Appleton International 8,003 and 6,502, and Wittman Regional at Oshkosh lays four paved runways at 809 feet. Chippewa Valley Regional at Eau Claire, Central Wisconsin at Mosinee at 1,277 feet and Rhinelander-Oneida County at 1,623 carry the north. Kings Land O' Lakes on the Michigan line is the highest paved public field at 1,706 feet; Oconto on Green Bay at 604 feet is the lowest.
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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.