Distance between Capital City Airport and 1046
Distance between Capital City Airport and 1046 is 355.4 km. This distance is equal to 220.84 miles, and 191.78 nautical miles.
The distance line on map shows distance from Capital City Airport to 1046 between two cities.
If you travel with an airplane (which has average speed of 560 miles per hour) between Capital City Airport to 1046,
It takes 0.39 hours to arrive.
| Capital City Airport | 42.7750369 | -84.5893235 |
|---|---|---|
| 1046 | 40.9223888 | -81.0918892 |
| Distance | 355.4 km | 220.84 miles |
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