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FauldMickleover

Distance: 22 km·Drive time: 20 min

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Driving from Fauld to Mickleover takes about via A50. The distance is 22 km. The straight-line distance is 14 km. Driving directions

Driving directions

21 · 22 km
  1. 1 Depart straight 102 m
  2. 2 Turn sharp left onto Fauld Lane 3 km
  3. 3 Enter roundabout slightly left 75 m
  4. 4 Exit roundabout slightly left 3 km
  5. 5 Enter roundabout slightly left onto Main Road 144 m
  6. 6 Exit roundabout slightly left onto Main Road 9 km
  7. 7 Take exit slightly left 510 m
  8. 8 Enter rotary straight onto Derby Road 61 m
  9. 9 Exit rotary slightly left onto Derby Road 787 m
  10. 10 Continue straight onto Etwall Bypass 2 km
  11. 11 Enter roundabout slightly left 66 m
  12. 12 Exit roundabout slightly left 3 km
  13. 13 Enter roundabout slightly left 39 m
  1. 14 Exit roundabout straight 356 m
  2. 15 Take exit slightly left 243 m
  3. 16 Enter roundabout straight 171 m
  4. 17 Exit roundabout straight 62 m
  5. 18 Turn straight onto Etwall Road 275 m
  6. 19 Continue straight onto Uttoxeter Road 207 m
  7. 20 Enter roundabout left 3 m
  8. 21 Arrive

The return trip from Mickleover to Fauld covers roughly the same distance, 22 km.

Questions and answers

Mickleover lies roughly to the north-east of Fauld.

How far is it from Fauld to Mickleover?

The distance between Fauld and Mickleover is 22 km by road.

How long does it take to drive from Fauld to Mickleover?

The drive from Fauld to Mickleover takes approximately 20 min by car.

What is the best route from Fauld to Mickleover?

The fastest route from Fauld to Mickleover covers 22 km with a driving time of approximately 20 min.

What is the shortest route from Fauld to Mickleover?

The shortest driving route from Fauld to Mickleover is about 22 km by road.

Sources

Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .