Detail from the Denver Terminal Area Chart, showing airspace, terrain and navigation features
Terminal Area Chart

Denver Terminal Area Chart

Official FAA digital chart — free GeoTIFF and PDF download

Edition 9 Jul 2026 Superseded 3 Sep 2026 5 days remaining 39.1°N–40.6°N, 106.0°W–103.7°W Not for navigation

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From the Rockies to the plains

Denver sits near the centre of a sheet stretching from the high Rockies and Front Range foothills east across the metropolitan corridor to the open plains around Limon. Its north–south reach runs from the Palmer Divide to beyond Fort Collins. Few terminal areas show such a sharp geographical transition: rugged ridges and mountain valleys give way to foothill communities, a broad urban belt and increasingly level agricultural country towards the eastern edge.

Terminal detail and wider context

The Terminal Area Chart provides a closer-scale treatment of Denver and its surrounding corridor. The corresponding Sectional Aeronautical Chart covers the same ground within a much broader regional setting, making it the more natural companion when a planned simulation route continues well beyond the Front Range area.

This sheet has no adjoining chart of the same type. It therefore works as a self-contained view of the Denver terminal region, while longer routes crossing its outer limits are better placed in the wider Sectional context.

Airports on this chart

IDAirportCityElev RwysLongest
KDEN DENDenver IntlDENVER, CO5,433 ft616,000 ft
KAPA APACentennialDENVER, CO5,884 ft410,001 ft
KGXY GXYGreeley-Weld CountyGREELEY, CO4,696 ft410,000 ft
KBJC BJCRocky Mountain MetroDENVER, CO5,673 ft39,000 ft
KFNL FNLNorthern Colorado RgnlFORT COLLINS/LOVELAND, CO5,020 ft28,500 ft
KCFO CFOColorado Air And Space PortDENVER, CO5,515 ft28,002 ft
KFMM FMMFort Morgan MuniFORT MORGAN, CO4,595 ft35,731 ft
KGNB GNBGranby-Grand CountyGRANBY, CO8,207 ft15,001 ft
KLMO LMOVance BrandLONGMONT, CO5,055 ft14,799 ft
KEIK EIKErie MuniERIE, CO5,119 ft14,700 ft
KBDU BDUBoulder MuniBOULDER, CO5,288 ft24,100 ft
18VPlatte Valley AirparkHUDSON, CO4,965 ft24,100 ft
11VEaston/Valley ViewGREELEY, CO4,820 ft24,000 ft

13 public-use airports within this chart's coverage, ordered by runway length. A further 74 private and restricted landing facilities are not listed. Source: FAA NASR 28-day subscription.

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Airport charts by state

Approach plates and airport diagrams for every airport in the states this sheet covers:

Flying the area on this sheet? Every approach plate and airport diagram for Colorado is available as a single 113.9 MB archive (479 charts) — see the Colorado airports.

Common questions

What area does the Denver Terminal Area Chart cover?

It spans 39.1°N to 40.6°N and 106.0°W to 103.7°W. Airports on the sheet fall within Colorado. The full list of public-use airports within its coverage is on this page.

Should I download the GeoTIFF or the PDF?

Take the GeoTIFF if you are loading the chart into moving-map software or a flight planner — it is georeferenced, so the software can place it correctly on a map, and it ships with a world file and FGDC metadata at 300 dpi (49.4 MB). Take the PDF to print it or read it on a second screen (100.0 MB); it is the same chart without georeferencing.

Is this the current Denver chart?

This is the FAA edition effective 9 July 2026, which is superseded on 3 September 2026. Visual charts are reissued every 56 days and we publish each new edition on the day it takes effect. It is for flight simulation and reference only — not for real-world navigation.

Is the Denver Terminal Area Chart free to download?

Yes, with no account required. FAA charts are United States Government works and are not subject to copyright protection in the US under 17 U.S.C. § 105. Guest downloads are speed-capped, so a sheet this size takes a while; PRO members download at full line speed and can take the whole family as one archive.

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