Maps and Directions

1. Take I-5 NORTH to I-90 EAST via I-405 NORTH in suburban Seattle, Washington. (Exit at EXIT 156B off I-5 to get onto I-405 NORTH, then take I-405 to I-90 EAST to SPOKANE at EXIT 11.) On I-5 you can bypass Portland, OR by taking I-205. (Exit at EXIT 288 onto I-205 NORTH to SEATTLE, take I-205 around Portland back to I-5 NORTH in nearby Washington.)
2. Take I-90 EAST to Spokane.

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1. Take I-15 NORTH through Nevada and Arizona to I-70 EAST to RICHFIELD and DENVER at EXIT 132 in UTAH.
2. Take I-70 EAST through Utah to Vail, COLORADO.

1. Take I-70 EAST to I-77 SOUTH to MARIETTA at EXIT 180A in Ohio.
2. Take I-77 SOUTH to Princeton, WV. Princeton is off EXIT 9.

Interstate 57.

1. Take I-95 NORTH to Florida's Turnpike (toll road) at EXIT 12A (LEFT EXIT).
2. Take Florida's Turnpike (toll) NORTH to I-75 NORTH north of Orlando.
3. Take I-75 NORTH through Florida and Georgia to I-24 WEST to CHATTANOOGA and NASHVILLE at EXIT 2 in Tennessee. On this stretch, bypass Macon, Georgia by taking I-475 NORTH (EXIT 156) and bypass Atlanta, Georgia by taking I-285 WEST BYPASS (EXIT 238B off I-75 and then EXIT 20 off I-285 to get back onto I-75 NORTH).
4. Take I-24 WEST through Tennessee and Kentucky to I-57 NORTH to CHICAGO at EXIT 44B in Illinois.
5. Take I-57 NORTH to I-64 WEST to ST. LOUIS at EXIT 96.
6. Continue WEST on I-64 to I-255 to CHICAGO and MEMPHIS at EXIT 7 outside of St. Louis in nearby Illinois.
7. Follow signs to I-255 NORTH to CHICAGO. Take I-255 NORTH to I-270 to INDIANAPOLIS and KANSAS CITY at EXIT 30.
8. Follow signs to I-270 WEST to KANSAS CITY. Take I-270 WEST into Missouri where you will exit at EXIT 20B onto I-70 WEST to KANSAS CITY.
9. Take I-70 WEST to US-63 to JEFFERSON CITY and MOBLERLY at EXIT 128A.
10. Follow signs to US-63 SOUTH to JEFFERSON CITY. Take US-63 SOUTH to Jefferson City.

One would travel north northeast of Phoenix to reach the Painted Desert.

West coast in California

Counter clockwise

1. Take I-64 or I-264 WEST to US-58 WEST.
2. Take US-58 WEST to I-95 SOUTH to ROCKY MOUNT, NC in Emporia.
3. Take I-95 SOUTH through Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia to I-4 WEST to ORLANDO at EXIT 260B in Florida.
4. Take I-4 WEST to EXIT 101AB which is County Road 46A and FL-417 TOLL to INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - SANFORD.
5. Take EXIT 106B onto FL-417 TOLL to INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - SANFORD.
6. FL-417 TOLL bypasses downtown Orlando. Take FL-417 TOLL back to I-4 WEST in Orlando south.
7. Continue on I-4 WEST to Tampa.

I-80 East

I-505 North

I-5 North becomes 99 North

East Midlands

It is 169.18 miles according to MapQuest.

Take I-37 SOUTH to CORPUS CHRISTI.

The straight line distance between Charlotte NC, USA, and Cardiff, Wales, is 3,865 miles. (6,219km).

How far is Riyadh from Bora Bora?

1. Take I-10 WEST to I-410 at EXIT 581. You want I-410 NORTH.
2. Take I-410 around San Antonio back to I-10 WEST at EXIT 16.
3. Continue on I-10 WEST through Texas and New Mexico to I-8 WEST to SAN DIEGO at EXIT 199 in ARIZONA.
4. Take I-8 WEST to San Diego.

The driving distance from Boston to Hampton Beach NH is 46 miles per Map Quest. The driving time per Map Quest is 59 minutes.

Kevin, if you are asking about the settlement (that is, population size at any given spot of ground) of the current 5 boroughs, I will refer you to the NYC Dept. of City Planning's public "bookstore" on Reade St. in Manhattan. They sell a fascinating color-coded map that shows population growth by date/territory. The oldest portions of the city -- the Battery, and the original settlements of Kings Co., for example -- are one color; the next wave of settlements are another, and so on, from colonial times to the present. This map may be online somewhere, but I'm not sure. If you're asking about municipal boundaries, I don't know of a one-stop map to serve your needs -- there are several in different sources that cover different periods. But I can walk you through it and you can make your own. From the colonial period NYC essentially consisted of Manhattan Island. In 1874 the portion of today's Bronx that was west of the Bronx River was annexed to NYC. (It was unceremoniously called the Annexed District at the time; borough names came later.) In 1895 the eastern portion was added. In 1898 NYC's acreage was expanded fivefold with a gesture known as the consolidation of Greater New York. Brooklyn (then an independent city), Staten Island and Queens were added to the map. This is when the five boroughs we know today -- and their names -- were born. The boundaries of 1898 were altered slightly a year later (1899) when Nassau Co. was created on Long Island; a portion of land (about 15 sq. miles, I think) was taken from the eastern edge of Queens and given to the Nassau Co. Bear in mind that this is an overview of the expansion of the city. I am omitting details regarding possession of river islands and minor boundary adjustments.

1. Take U.S. 278 WEST to I-95 SOUTH to Savannah.
2. Take I-95 SOUTH into Georgia where you will exit at EXIT 99B onto I-16 WEST to MACON.
3. Take I-16 WEST to I-75 NORTH to ATLANTA at END I-16 in Macon.
4. Take I-75 NORTH to ATLANTA.

About 36 miles.

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2,702 straight line miles (4,348 km).