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The shortest distance is 55 nautical miles.

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3,606 miles per Google Maps

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A long way!

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30 miles via A4.

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2,000 miles

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Papua New Guinea is the closest country to Australia. Australia's northern tip, Cape York, is about 150km from Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea is followed, in order, by East Timor, Indonesia, New Caledonia, Philippines, Brunei then New Zealand.

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It is 126.40 miles and requires an estimated 2 hours and 3 minutes of driving time according to MapQuest. It is 126.40 miles according to MapQuest.

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Living in Southern California I've grown up with constant reminders about swallow migration. Every year the swallows migrate from South America to California. Their trip is about 7500 miles. Basically swallows are known for their long journeys. I'm not sure where the number 5000 came from, probably just an easy number.

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It is 90.5 miles from the tip of Key West, FL to Cuba

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A nautical mile, 6076.11549 feet, is one minute of latitude. Some define it as a minute of longitude at the equator, which is as nearly the same as made little difference (about 4 feet) until GPS came in and permitted pinpoint accuracy in navigation. A land mile, of course, is 5,280 feet. Why did our ancestors choose such ridiculous numbers as 360, 5280 and so on? Because they didn't use decimals. They needed numbers which could be divided by as many other numbers as possible. Just try working out the factors of 5280! 1 international nautical mile = 1852 metres precisely. This is the definition used in most, if not all, modern circumstances. It's not an SI unit, but is used universally for shipping and aviation, and so 'tolerated' by the SI system. After all, even the SI fanatics can't change the diameter of the earth. Though they can have a good try. Originally, a metre was one ten-millionth of the length of a line from the North Pole to the Equator along the meridian of Paris. Neat. Since then, the meter has gone through various definitions, including the length of an iridium rod kept in paris. Now it is defined as the distance light in a vacuum travels in a 299,792,458th of a second.

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heave to plural hove

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From the research I have done, no major cruise line does this type of itinerary. Most likely, the number of sea days would make the voyage too long for the average passenger that only has two weeks of vacation per year. The two countries are about 6,600 nautical miles apart and the average cruise ship travels at around 15 knots per hour. You should look into itineraries that stay within Australia or perhaps travel between Australia and New Zealand. Happy Sailing!

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Dover to Calais is 21 miles

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transit time effect is generally seen in conventional microwave tubes.

Now, the general defination of transit time for a microwave tube is the time taken by the electron to travel from cathode to anode.t=d/v

d= distance between anode and cathode.

v= velocity of electron.

For low frequencies transit time is negligible,but for high frequencies it is comparable with the time period of signal.

In simple words more the transit time..more will be the time taken by the device to give output for a given input.

This results in fall in gain.

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approximate distance is 1200 miles depending on which Island or airport you are measuring from in Hawaii. Kauai would be the closest airport to Midway Island.

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It depends. The San Ysidro and Otay Mesa communities, belonging to greater San Diego are right across the US-Mexico border, so distance would be 0. If you are counting from the San Diego city center, distance would be around 22 miles. If you count from Miramar in northern San Diego, you would need to drive over 35 miles to the border.

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21 miles from Dover to Cap Gris Nez, the closest distance between England and France.

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745 miles = 647.387 nautical miles

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It really depends on your exact departure and arrival destinations, but leaving from Rio De Janeiro, South America to Cape Town, South Africa is a shorter trip than going from Durban, South Africa to Perth, Australia.
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The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.The distance between the above mentioned places is 6859 miles approximately.

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Distance:

The distance between Cape Town, South Africa and London, England is 5979 miles (9623 km).

Flight:

LHR LONDON HEATHROW,GB

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CPT CAPE TOWN,ZA 5988 MI/ 9637 KM

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Depends on exaclty where in Sicily, to exactly where in Africa. The distance between Licata, Sicily and Tunis, Tunisia is approximately 105 miles. The two closest cities between the Sicily and Africa would most like be Marsala, Sicily and Hammam Rezeze, Tunisa.