Runway Arrangements Similar to Letter "N"

[ESzczesniak 128]

I have an odd endeavor and I'm looking for an airport chart with the runways (or part of them) that look a bit like the letter N.  This is more artistic than anything else, so I can crop/zoom/rotate to get this appearance.  I've run through my list with a few marginal options, but this only was about 8-10 major hubs in the USA that I could produce off my memory.  Would anyone be able to think of an airport with a runway layout like this?  Thanks for any help.

[Captain Kevin 586]

Fort Lauderdale prior to construction, but that's more of a backwards Z. I think Miami might have that arrangement as well, but again, that's more of a backwards Z.

[yorgosGK 7]

Montreal, Canada -CYUL

 

Heraklion, Greece -LGIR

 

Toronto City, Canada -CYTZ

 

Hamilton, Canada -CYHM

 

Burlington, Canada -CZBA (where I got my PPL :lol: )

 

Dublin, Ireland -EIDW

 

Lisbon, Portugal (sort of) -LPPT

 

Hope this helps, Im sure I can think of more but I'm on cell phone at the moment!  :lol: 

[jbcallender 53]

Try KDAL, Dallas Love Field

[NGXfanatic 85]

Fort Lauderdale prior to construction, but that's more of a backwards Z. I think Miami might have that arrangement as well, but again, that's more of a backwards Z.

Yep, both Fort Lauderdale and Miami, and the Opa Locka airport between the two, have the same backwards z layout.   I wonder why, is it a Florida state specific thing?

[Don t moderate me this way 882]

EDDK could also be for you.

[Daveo 36]

Montreal, Canada -CYUL

 

Heraklion, Greece -LGIR

 

Toronto City, Canada -CYTZ

 

Hamilton, Canada -CYHM

 

Burlington, Canada -CZBA (where I got my PPL :lol: )

 

Dublin, Ireland -EIDW

 

Lisbon, Portugal (sort of) -LPPT

 

Hope this helps, Im sure I can think of more but I'm on cell phone at the moment!  :lol: 

 

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Thanks for your cooperation.

 

[stans 702]

Yep, both Fort Lauderdale and Miami, and the Opa Locka airport between the two, have the same backwards z layout.   I wonder why, is it a Florida state specific thing?

 

Don't forget Kendall-Tamiami Executive (KTMB), also in the Miami, Florida area.

[aentwis 61]

Am I thinking you are looking for a layout of 3 runways?

 

Barcelona El Prat has two parallel runways (07-25) and a crossing runway (02-20?)

 

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