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Bismarck is the capital of North Dakota. Bismarck is located on the east bank of the Missouri River.
The distance from Fargo, North Dakota to Aberdeen, South Dakota is about 187 miles/301 km.
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The driving distance between Rapid City, South Dakota and Newcastle, Wyoming is approximately 120 miles via US-16 W. The estimated driving time is around 2 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.
If you're driving, the halfway point is on I-90 in South Dakota, just east of the Missouri River. The nearest town is Kimball, SD.
The halfway point between Somerset, Kentucky and Hot Springs, South Dakota is just south of St. Joseph, Missouri on I-29.
The halfway point between Minot, North Dakota, and Nashville, Tennessee, is approximately near the area of St. Louis, Missouri. This location is roughly equidistant from both cities, making it a convenient stopping point for travelers. The drive covers a distance of about 800 miles, so St. Louis serves as a logical midpoint along the route.
Mission, South Dakota is roughly halfway between Fargo, North Dakota and Denver, Colorado.
The halfway point between Sioux Falls, South Dakota and Statesville, North Carolina is O'Fallon, Illinois.
The driving distance from Toronto to Vancouver is 2722 miles (4380 km). The halfway point along that route would be Kadoka, South Dakota.
* Driving the most direct route, the halfway point is west of Bismarck, North Dakota, in New Salem. * On a straight line, the halfway point is east of Bismarck, in Braddock, North Dakota. * The distance between the two cities is 2180 miles (3508 kilometers), so the halfway point is 1090 miles (1754 kilometers).
The halfway driving distance point from Seattle, Washington, to Jacksonville, Florida, is Montrose, South Dakota. The total driving distance from Seattle to Jacksonville is 2,993 miles, which equals 4,817 kilometers.
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The driving distance is about 810 miles.
The Missouri River starts in Montana, flows through North Dakota and South Dakota, then along the border between Nebraska and Iowa, then flows across Missouri and into the Mississippi river near St. Louis, Missouri.