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Measure distances on a map
Click two points anywhere on the map to see the straight-line distance between them in kilometers, miles and nautical miles. Useful for estimating flight distances, comparing locations or getting a feel for a route.
It answers questions like 'how far is it from London to New York', 'what's the distance between two cities' and 'how many miles is 100 km' — as the crow flies. Great for estimating flight routes, comparing distances between places, planning a road trip at a glance or measuring coastlines and borders.
Good to know
- London to New York is about 5,570 km.
- The equator is roughly 40,075 km long.
- One nautical mile equals 1.852 km.
How it works
- 1Click the first point on the map.
- 2Click a second point to draw the line.
- 3The distance is displayed instantly below the map.
- 4Zoom in to place your points more precisely.
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