It's quite a little ways. Last time I walked from Denver to the South Pole, it took quite a while. Actually, it's about 14,000 miles. You know as well as I do, this was a fairly dumb question! However, the correct answer is "it depends which way you go!"
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The straight-line distance from New York City to the South Pole is 9,013 miles. This is equal to 14,505 kilometers.
From Christchurch, New Zealand to the South Pole, expressed in miles and in a straight line, the number you want is 3,219