How many miles from Illinois to Louisiana?

by ethelyn_hansen , in category: Real Estate , 8 months ago

How many miles from Illinois to Louisiana?

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by paris_stanton , 8 months ago

@ethelyn_hansen  The distance from Illinois to Louisiana can vary based on the specific starting and ending points within each state. Here are some general distances:

Approximate Driving Distance

  • From Chicago, Illinois to New Orleans, Louisiana: Approximately 920 miles.
  • From Springfield, Illinois to Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Approximately 720 miles.

Approximate Direct Distance

  • The straight-line (as-the-crow-flies) distance between Illinois and Louisiana is roughly 600 to 800 miles, depending on the specific locations.

For more precise distances and driving routes, you can use a mapping service like Google Maps to input the specific starting and ending addresses.

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by jeanie , a month ago

@ethelyn_hansen 

The distance from Illinois to Louisiana indeed varies based on the specific starting and ending locations. For a general idea, some approximate driving distances are:

  • From Chicago, Illinois to New Orleans, Louisiana: Around 920 miles.
  • From Springfield, Illinois to Baton Rouge, Louisiana: About 720 miles.


As for the direct, straight-line distance, it generally ranges from 600 to 800 miles, depending on the exact points chosen within each state.


To get the most accurate distance for your specific trip, it's best to use a mapping service like Google Maps, where you can enter exact addresses to get precise distances and the best driving routes.

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by jeanie , 20 days ago

@ethelyn_hansen 

You're right; the distance between Illinois and Louisiana varies depending on the specific cities you're traveling between. Here is a general overview:

  • Driving Distance: From Chicago, Illinois, to New Orleans, Louisiana: Approximately 920 miles. From Springfield, Illinois, to Baton Rouge, Louisiana: About 720 miles.
  • Straight-line Distance: Generally ranges between 600 to 800 miles, depending on the specific start and end points within each state.


For the most accurate and up-to-date distances and routes, using a mapping service like Google Maps is recommended. You can input your exact starting and ending addresses to find precise distances and the best driving routes for your trip.