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MontpelierPatchway

Distance: 9 km·Drive time: 20 min

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Driving from Montpelier to Patchway takes about via A38. The distance is 9 km. The straight-line distance is 8 km. Driving directions

Driving directions

18 · 9 km
  1. 1 Depart onto Chesterfield Road 327 m
  2. 2 Enter roundabout straight onto Ashley Down Road 2 m
  3. 3 Exit roundabout straight onto Ashley Down Road 918 m
  4. 4 Turn right onto Ralph Road 280 m
  5. 5 At end of road, turn left onto Muller Road 2 km
  6. 6 At end of road, turn right onto Gloucester Road 429 m
  7. 7 Continue straight onto Filton Road 2 km
  8. 8 Enter roundabout slightly left onto Gloucester Road North 15 m
  9. 9 Exit roundabout slightly left onto Gloucester Road North 764 m
  10. 10 Enter rotary straight onto Gloucester Road North 45 m
  11. 11 Exit rotary straight onto Gloucester Road North 3 km
  12. 12 Take exit slightly left 247 m
  13. 13 Turn left onto Coniston Road 751 m
  1. 14 Turn left onto Bradley Road 67 m
  2. 15 Turn left onto Longney Place 62 m
  3. 16 Continue left onto Longney Place 59 m
  4. 17 Turn right 32 m
  5. 18 Arrive straight

The return trip from Patchway to Montpelier covers roughly the same distance, 9 km.

Questions and answers

Patchway lies roughly to the north of Montpelier.

How far is it from Montpelier to Patchway?

The distance between Montpelier and Patchway is 9 km by road.

How long does it take to drive from Montpelier to Patchway?

The drive from Montpelier to Patchway takes approximately 20 min by car.

What is the best route from Montpelier to Patchway?

The fastest route from Montpelier to Patchway covers 9 km with a driving time of approximately 20 min.

What is the shortest route from Montpelier to Patchway?

The shortest driving route from Montpelier to Patchway is about 9 km by road.

Sources

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