The distance from Myrtle Creek to Rector is 2,389 miles by road including 2,033 miles on motorways. Road takes approximately 37 hours and 42 minutes and goes through Salem, Portland, Ogden, Rock Springs, Laramie, Cheyenne and North Platte.
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How long is a car ride from Myrtle Creek to Rector?
Driving time:
37 h 42 min
This time is calculated for driving at the maximum permitted speed, taking into account traffic rules restrictions.
1,374 mi with a maximum speed 68 mph = 20 h 12 min
337 mi with a maximum speed 65 mph = 5 h 11 min
150 mi with a maximum speed 62 mph = 2 h 24 min
42 mi with a maximum speed 60 mph = 42 min
245 mi with a maximum speed 56 mph = 4 h 22 min
35 mi with a maximum speed 55 mph = 38 min
5 mi with a maximum speed 50 mph = 6 min
183 mi with a maximum speed 50 mph = 3 h 40 min
14 mi with a maximum speed 45 mph = 18 min
1 mi with a maximum speed 40 mph = 2 min
1 mi with a maximum speed 31 mph = 2 min
The calculated driving time does not take into account intermediate stops and traffic jams.
How far is Myrtle Creek to Rector by land?
The distance between Myrtle Creek and Rector is 2,389.2 mi by road including 2,032.5 mi on motorways.
Precise satellite coordinates of highways were used for this calculation. The start and finish points are the centers of Myrtle Creek and Rector respectively.
How far is Myrtle Creek to Rector by plane?
The shortest distance (air line, as the crow flies) between Myrtle Creek and Rector is 1,804.5 mi.
This distance is calculated using the Haversine formula as a great-circle distance between two points on the surface of a sphere. The start and finish points are the centers of Myrtle Creek and Rector respectively. Actual distance between airports may be different.
How many hours is Myrtle Creek from Rector by plane?
Boeing 737 airliner needs 3 h 37 min to cover the distance of 1,804 mi at a cruising speed of 497 mph.
Small plane "Cessna 172" needs 13 h 12 min to flight this distance at average speed of 136 mph.
This time is approximate and do not take into account takeoff and landing times, airport location and other real world factors.
How long is a helicopter ride from Myrtle Creek to Rector?
Fast helicopter "Eurocopter AS350" or "Hughes OH-6 Cayuse" need 12 h 6 min to cover the distance of 1,804 mi at a cruising speed of 149 mph.
Popular "Robinson R44" needs 13 h 49 min to flight this distance at average speed of 130 mph.
This time is approximate and do not take into account takeoff and landing times, aerodrome location and other real world factors.
What city is halfway between Myrtle Creek and Rector?
The halfway point between Myrtle Creek and Rector is Rawlins. It is located about 14 mi from the exact midpoint by road.
The distance from Rawlins to Myrtle Creek is 1,209 mi and driving will take about 18 h 46 min. The road between Rawlins and Rector has length 1,181 mi and will take approximately 18 h 56 min.
The other cities located close to halfway point:
Creston Junction is in 1,179 mi from Myrtle Creek and 1,210 mi from Rector
Sinclair is in 1,214 mi from Myrtle Creek and 1,176 mi from Rector
Wamsutter is in 1,169 mi from Myrtle Creek and 1,220 mi from Rector
Where is Myrtle Creek in relation to Rector?
Myrtle Creek is located 1,804 mi west of Rector.
Myrtle Creek has geographic coordinates: latitude 43.02012, longitude -123.29312.
Rector has geographic coordinates: latitude 36.26312, longitude -90.2926.
Which highway goes from Myrtle Creek to Rector?
The route from Myrtle Creek to Rector follows I 80, I 84, US 30, I 5, US 60, I 29, US 71, US 26, MO 13.
