How many miles from NY state to New Zealand?

Answer 1

They are 11800 miles (approximate distance) away from each other if you go southeast from london. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.

Answer 2

The distance between Wellington, New Zealand and London, England is 11682 miles (18800 km) (10152 nautical miles)

Flight:

Wellington (WLG) to London (LON)

Flight Duration * 26 hours 55 mins * Via Auckland International Apt, Auckland (AKL)

It's almost halfway around the globe. New Zealand is 12 timezones ahead of the United Kingdom (disregarding Daylight Saving).

Answer 3

New Zealand roads are measured in kilometres, not miles.

Transit, NZ's roading agency answers:

How many kilometres of state highways are there? The state highway network of 10,894.9 (5973.8 km in North Island and 4921.1 km in South Island - August 2006) kilometres of major roads and motorways provides a strategic link to 82,000kms of local roads managed by territorial authorities. It is a national asset worth $12.511 billion and carries 50% of all New Zealand's traffic. There are 170 kilometres of motorway in the highway network. What is the difference between a motorway and an expressway? Motorways are highly controlled, high-speed roads which normally have grade-separated intersections. In other words they have things such as flyovers so that motorists don't have to stop at traffic lights. Expressways are also high speed roads, but they have well spaced at-grade intersections. This means they may have accesses and driveways on to them and traffic lights.

How long are New Zealand's motorways? New Zealand's motorways make up 3% of the total network length. They carry 9% of New Zealand's traffic.

Who decides what roads are state highways and what are local roads? Transit New Zealand is the Crown Entity that can classify a road as a state highway or a special purpose road. All other roads are local roads controlled by territorial authorities. Transit assesses proposals for state highways and special purpose roads against specific criteria. Only the Transit New Zealand Authority can declare or revoke the status of a road as a state highway or special purpose road. State Highways: A state highway should form part of an integrated national network of roads that: 1 (a) are strategic inter-district routes connecting locations of national economic significance such as: * significant centres of population * major ports and airports * major industrial, forestry and agricultural areas * major tourist areas with a minimum number of parallel or alternative routes;

AND (b) provide: * the most convenient, efficient and safe route for through traffic * a minimum restraint on traffic capacity and legal weight and dimensional constraints for heavy commercial vehicles OR

2 (a) in major urban areas, are arterials that:

* carry traffic traversing a significant distance through the urban area * connect with the existing state highway network * when integrated with the existing state highway network would significantly improve the overall performance and management of the state highway network. Special Purpose Roads To qualify for consideration for declaration as a special purpose road in terms of Section 104 of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989, a road should:

* cater for a high proportion of tourist traffic * be of a standard below that currently deemed as being adequate for consideration of state highway status * pass through an area where the rating potential of the surrounding land is significantly lower than the maintenance costs of the road. This information and more is available at; http://www.transit.govt.nz/about/faqs.jsp#2

Answer 4

From Montpelier, Vermont, United States to Auckland, New Zealand, as the crow flies, it is: 8961 miles (14421 km) (7787 nautical miles).

Answer 5

The theoretical air distance (great circle distance) is approx 8822 miles.

Answer 6

Um..... from where? Why do americans think they're the only ones who "use" this site?

Answer 7

it depends where u live go 2 a website with directions and it will tell u how long and how 2 get there

Answer 8

There are approximately 6,026 air miles between New Zealand and Chile.

Answer 9

from where?????