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What is best route from fort worth Texas to fort smith ark?
Take I-35 NORTH to Oklahoma where you will exit at EXIT 121B (in Oklahoma City) onto I-240/OK-3 to LAWTON and FT. SMITH. You want I-240/OK-3 EAST to FT. SMITH.Take I-240 EAST to I-40 EAST to FT. SMITH.Stay on I-40 to U.S. 64 to ROLAND and FT. SMITH at EXIT 325.Turn right off the exit ramp onto U.S. 64 EAST. Take U.S. 64 EAST to Ft. Smith.
Oklahoma City OK to Ft Smith AR?
It is 183.02 miles via I-40 East according to MapQuest.
How tall is capital of Oklahoma?
Oklahoma City, OK is situated 1,201 ft (366 m) above sea level.
How far is Ft Lauderdale Florida from Oklahoma City?
It is 1,430.33 miles according to MapQuest.
What is the name the city closest to Ft Smith that has a Krispy Kreme?
Fayetteville, Arkansas
What is the driving distance between Dallas-Ft Worth Airport and Oklahoma City OK?
196 miles
What is the mileage from Ft Smith AR to Fayetteville AR?
The mileage from Fort Smith, AR, to Fayetteville, AR, is approximately 50 miles when traveling via I-49. The drive typically takes about an hour, depending on traffic conditions. This route offers a scenic view of the Ozark region.
How many miles from Oklahoma City Oklahoma to Midland Texas?
500 miles taking this route:Take I-35 SOUTH, from Oklahoma City, to I-35W SOUTH to FT. WORTH in TEXAS; continue on I-35W SOUTH to I-820 WEST off EXIT 57B.Take I-820, around Ft. Worth, to I-20 WEST to ABILENE off EXIT 1.Take I-20 WEST to Midland.
How many miles are between Oklahoma City OK and Ft Riley KS?
It is 276.09 miles according to MapQuest.
What is the travel time from Oklahoma City OK to Ft Worth TX?
The shortest time is 3 hours and 20 minutes.
What is the mileage from ft Myers to ft Lauderdale Fla?
140 miles
What city is Fort Sill Oklahoma located by?
Ft. Sill Oklahoma is just north 0 miles of Lawton, OK. - - - - - Lawton ain't exactly a major American metropolis. The closest city of any import to Fort Sill is Oklahoma City. It's only a few hours' drive from Fort Worth, Texas.
