Jordan Valley, ORDayville, OR
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Driving from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR takes about via OR 78. The distance is 380 km. The straight-line distance is 259 km. EV charging is available along the route, including in Jordan Valley, OR, Burns, OR, Canyon City, OR, John Day, OR. Driving directions
Driving directions
19 · 380 km- 1 Depart left 422 m
- 2 Turn right onto Blackaby Street 295 m
- 3 Turn right onto Main Street 2 km
- 4 Continue straight onto I.O.N. Highway 72 km
- 5 Take exit slightly right 632 m
- 6 Turn straight onto Steens Highway 102 km
- 7 Keep slightly right onto Steens Highway 193 m
- 8 Continue left onto Steens Highway 43 km
- 9 Turn right onto Fry Road 4 km
- 10 Continue straight onto John Day-Burns Highway 106 km
- 11 Continue straight onto North Canyon City Boulevard 3 km
- 12 Continue straight onto South Canyon Boulevard 2 km
- 13 Turn left onto West Main Street 3 km
- 14 Continue straight onto John Day Highway 11 km
- 15 Continue straight onto East Main Street 708 m
- 16 Continue straight onto John Day Highway 36 km
- 17 Continue straight onto Franklin Street 134 m
- 18 Turn slightly right onto Old Highway Road 342 m
- 19 Arrive straight onto Old Highway Road
The return trip from Dayville, OR to Jordan Valley, OR covers roughly the same distance, 380 km.
Questions and answers
Dayville, OR lies roughly to the north-west of Jordan Valley, OR.
How far is it from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR?
The distance between Jordan Valley, OR and Dayville, OR is 380 km by road.
How long does it take to drive from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR?
The drive from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR takes approximately 5 h 10 min by car.
What is the best route from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR?
The fastest route from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR covers 380 km with a driving time of approximately 5 h 10 min.
What is the shortest route from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR?
The shortest driving route from Jordan Valley, OR to Dayville, OR is about 380 km by road.
Sources
Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .

