If the Pacific Plate, on which Los Angeles is located, moves north relative to the North American Plate, on which San Francisco is located 480 km away, at a rate of about 6 cm per year, it would take 8 million years for Los Angeles to move to the present location of San Francisco. This can be calculated because there are 1000 meters per kilometer and 100 centimeters per meter so there are 100,000 centimeters per kilometer. Therefore, Los Angeles would have to move 48,000,000 centimeters to reach San Francisco and if it only moves 6 centimeters per year it would take 8 million years to get there calculated by dividing 48,000,000 by 6.
About 8.5 million years. The distance from San Francisco and Los Angeles is about 350 miles. Their absolute speed is about 66mm/year. So 350 miles + 1,609,344mm/mile / 66mm/year = 8.5 million years.
Amtrak trains do not serve San Francisco from Los Angeles. You need to go to Oakland and take a bus across to San Francisco. It takes the Coast Starlight 11 hours and 14 minutes from Los Angeles to Oakland. The Amtrak Thruway bus takes 20 minutes to the Hyatt Regency Financial District and goes on to the Ferry Building, Pier 39 of Fisherman's Wharf and the SF Shopping Center at 835 Market Street.
Auckland (AKL) to Atlanta, GA (ATL)Flight Duration * 18 hours 14 mins * Via Los Angeles International Apt, Los Angeles (LAX)
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how long does it take by car to drive from san francisco to victorville
39 minutes
seven hours roughly
no it is not moving towards san francisco it is about 366miles from it!!1
No. Long Beach is just south of Los Angeles. There are a little over 350 miles between them.
About 14 hours and 10 minutes.
First Class Mail is delivered in 3 to 5 days.
About 8.5 million years. The distance from San Francisco and Los Angeles is about 350 miles. Their absolute speed is about 66mm/year. So 350 miles + 1,609,344mm/mile / 66mm/year = 8.5 million years.
11 hours, twice as long as I-5.
About 2 days sorry if that is to long.
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Yes, The I in slide is a long I, to rhyme with hide, ride, and wide.
1. Los Angeles 4,018,080 as of 2007 2. San Diego 1,353,993 as of January 1, 2009 3. San Jose 939,899 as of July 1, 2007 4. San Francisco 808,976 as of 2008 5. Long Beach 492,682 as of January 1, 2009