How Far is it Between Paris, France and Los Angeles California, Usa

This map shows the distance from Paris, France to Los Angeles California, Usa. You can also see the distance in miles and km below the map.

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Distance as the Crow Flies : As the crow Flies
Distance by Land Transport : Land Transport

Map Showing the Distance Between Paris, France and Los Angeles California, Usa

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How to Use

Input the name of the two places in the text boxes and click the Show button.

The recommended format to use is [City, Country] i.e. [City(comma)(space)Country].

Once a result is returned, you can copy a link to use as a permanent referance back to the result or to send on to others.

Note : For ZIP Codes, use Distance Between ZIP Codes, For UK Postcodes, use the UK Postcode distance tool. Also, to find the distance between points that are not named, you can use the Measure Distance tool.

About How Far is it Between

This tool can be used to find the distance between two places.

There are two distances output:

  • As the Crow Flies - The direct distance between points
  • Distance by land transport (When possible) - Distance estimate when you travel by road and sea.

The distances can be output in the following units:

  • km (kilometers)
  • miles

The output is via a measurement of the distance and also a map that shows that two locations and the path between them as the crow flies and the route by land transport.

You can use the controls on the map to:

  • Pan the map
  • Zoom the Map
  • Switch between Map and Satellite views

Some Examples of Distances

Some of the distances between cities that can be found using the system. Click on one to see it or type in your own places above in the text boxes.

Relevant Links

Leaflet - a JavaScript library for interactive maps

Comments For This Page

IT helped ALOT! THANKYOU!
By Phoebe on 29th March 2018

LA to Paris
By DG on 8th June 2016

I can fly I am a super hero
By baby on 8th June 2016

The answer is obviously wrong.
On 6th July 2013

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