If you drive from Winnipeg to Toronto, just follow the Trans-Canada Highway East, past Thunder Bay to Nipigon. At Nipigon you have two choices: the Lake Superior Route (Highway 17) or the Northern Ontario Route (Highway 11). The Lake Superior Route is shorter, but only by about 60 kilometers. It has two drawbacks: several very long and very steep hills, and fierce unpredictable winter storms coming in off Lake Superior. The Highway 11 route is much more level, and there's more 'civilization' along Highway 11 than along Highway 17. Highway 17 does have some very spectacular scenery. Take Highway 17 to Sudbury, then 69, to Parry Sound, then 400 to Toronto, or take Highway 11 to Barrie, then 400 to Toronto. Othwise, just fly.
Go to Union Station and inquire about The Canadian route. That is the only passenger train service that runs through Edmonton from Toronto.
It is 1,160 miles by the fastest route according to Google Maps.
I-75 SOUTH all the way crossing at the Ambassador Bridge.
The Canadian route on the Trans Canada Highway and BC-1 is both the fastest and shortest route at 761 miles and an estimated 8 minutes faster then the drive through Spokane.
2,295 km if you go Hwy 1 up to the kokaholla and back down to Vancouver that i believe is the fastest route
I-476 to I-81 to I-90 gets you to Buffalo. Then I-290 to I-190 gets you to the Canadian border, where I-190 turns into the 405 freeway, which takes you to the Q.E.W. to Toronto.
Distance: 2,195.42 miles / 3533.18 kilometers - Time: 33h:08m
Most GPSs will tell you. You also can go different routes e.g.: fastest route.
The fastest driving route from California to Virgina
Google Maps estimates the driving time as 19 hours and 53 minutes via the fastest route.
This is an approximate direct (straight line) distance. During actual travel, this distance may change if a different flight route is chosen. The distance between the two places in miles is: 944
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