Halfway Points

One summer I was living in Pittsburgh, PA and a friend of mine was in Cleveland OH. We decided to meet in the middle and ended up meeting in a town called Lordstown, OH. Pretty much exactly half way, though Youngstown is pretty close too and more of a substantial city.

As best as I can determine, the halfway point between those two locations is Seneca, MD, just north of the Potomac River (and the state line).

Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport ( I75 and I275 junction )is within a mile of half way According to our friends at Google Maps

The areas of Temple and Belton, Texas, are between Dallas and San Antonio. However, there are on major cities between those points.

The town of Marana is about halfway.

The distance between Clarlotte, NC and Miami Beach, FL is about 730 miles. The midpoint would be near Jacksonville, FL.

The halfway point between the cities of Houston, Texas and Denver. Colorado is Wichita Kansas. Each city is about 511 miles away from Wichita.

The thing won't tell me what stupidness is this

Youngstown, NJ.

Round Grove, IN. You might as well go on to Lafayette.

The halfway points are the points which mark the half distance covered by the flight. These lie in the mid of both the above mentioned places. These points change for different locations. Halfway points for the above mentioned places are - Lakeville, IN.

Either Hillsborough, NC or Durham, NC (halfway point in the middle of adjacent cities).

The two cities actually touch (they're really one city that's semi-arbitrarily divided by a state line).

It is a beautiful drive, and at some point, your odometer will register 222 miles and you won't have found a satisfactory or memorable location for an overnight stay. Of course if you are bound for Dayton with a population of less then 6.000 which was a watering hole for early California migrants you may have very low expectations. If you aren't driving a Winnebago and need to crash for a nap, most rest stops can accomodate you for a few hours. Consider an early departure and a straight through drive. On second thought, why leave Riverside. It is most hospitable, a small cultural icon, the home of th Dixie Cup, and March AFB.

Vicksburg

What is the half way point from west palm beach to myrtle beach

The halfway points are the points which mark the half distance covered by the flight. These lie in the mid of both the above mentioned places. These points change for different locations. Halfway points for the above mentioned places are - Spring Run, PA.

It depends on which way you go. If you take Hwy 101 it would be Santa Maria, if you take Hwy 5 there isn't much in the middle. Its mostly farms and Bakersfield and Fresno are further to the east but there are plenty of rest stops and smaller towns to stop in. 101 takes a little longer but its a very pretty drive.

Harrisonburg, VA

The halfway point between Kingman, AZ and Sacramento, CA falls in or around Keene, CA.

Bailyton TN is with a couple miles of halfway according to our friends at Google maps

That's hard to say without knowing the route you're taking. You could head straight down to Naples and cut across but that would put the halfway point somewhere in the middle of the Big Cypress National Preserve. The most direct route cuts through Belle Glade, but there's a whole lot of nothing until you get to Andytown, which hardly qualifies as a city. Your best bet is to take the Turnpike to Route 1, which puts the halfway point at Deerfield Beach, but Boca Raton and Pompano Beach are within the margin of error.

Eagle Village is approximately 40.3 miles from Ashland, on your way to Fairfax, VA.

Emporia, VA is midway between Lumberton NC and Washington d.c on I-95

Travelling down Interstate 95 the halfway point would be the Jacksonville Florida area.