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What is the distance between Forks Washington and Portland Maine?
It is 3,308.93 miles according to MapQuest.
What state is the twilight movie played in?
The book and movie take place in Forks, Washington, but the movie was actually filmed in Portland, Oregon.
How many hours from portland or to forks wa?
The distance between portland, OR and Forks, WA is 251 miles and will take about 4 hours 30 Minutes to drive.
Does Edward Cullen live in Forks Washington?
In the fictional books of The Twilight Series, yes, Edward Cullen does live in Forks, Washington. However, the actor who plays Edward in the movie, Robert Pattinson, is currently moving between London and L.A. While filming, they were actually in Portland because they have similar weather to Forks.
What is the distance between Seattle Washington and Forks Washington?
141 miles.
In twilight was the filming really in forks Washington?
No most of it was in Portland Oregon. Eclips and I belive New Moon will all be in Vancover.
What is the driving time and distance between forks Washington and Washington DC?
The driving distance from Washington, District of Columbia to Forks, Washington is:2,902 miles / 4,670 kmThe drive time from Washington, District of Columbia to Forks, Washington is: 1 day, 22 hours
How far is forks Washington from Spokane Washington?
According to the Washington State Department of Transportation, it is 408 miles from Forks, WA to Spokane, WA. Link>http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/Publications/HighwayMap/Mileage/Forks.htm
Is Forks in Washington?
Yes, Forks is in Washington
Where does the story happen in new moon?
Washington, Forks but Bella moves in between La Push & Forks =)
How long does it take to drive from Forks Washington to Beaver Washington?
The distance between Forks, WA, and Beaver, Washington, is 8.7 miles and will take about 10 Minutes of driving time.
What part of the united states did twilight take place?
The book is set in Forks, Washington. The movie is also set there, but it was filmed in Portland, Oregon.
