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Since they are both pretty large states, it will depend on where you start in Virginia and where you are going in New York, but if you were leaving from the suburbs of Washington DC and going to New York City, your halfway point will be about I-95 Exit 10 in Delaware.
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∙ 12y agoThe great-circle distance from Skokie IL to the terminal building at the Honolulu airport is 4,252 miles.
The midway point is in the Pacific Ocean, 294 miles due west of Santa Cruz, California.
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