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Driving from Buckminster to Upper Broughton takes about via A606. The distance is 17 mi. The straight-line distance is 13 mi. Driving directions
Driving directions
15 · 17 mi- 1 Depart right onto Main Street 122 yd
- 2 Continue left onto The Crescent 157 yd
- 3 Continue slightly right onto Coston Road 2 mi
- 4 Continue left onto Coston Road 1 mi
- 5 Turn left 2 mi
- 6 Turn slightly right onto The Mere 3 mi
- 7 Turn straight onto Garthorpe Road 1 mi
- 8 Continue straight onto Saxby Road 3 mi
- 9 Enter roundabout left onto Saxby Road 59 yd
- 10 Exit roundabout slightly left onto Saxby Road 1 mi
- 11 Continue straight onto Norman Way 1 mi
- 12 Turn right onto Nottingham Road 6 mi
- 13 Continue straight onto Main Road 1 mi
- 14 Continue straight onto Melton Road 1 mi
- 15 Arrive onto Melton Road
The return trip from Upper Broughton to Buckminster covers roughly the same distance, 17 mi.
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Questions and answers
Upper Broughton lies roughly to the west of Buckminster.
How far is it from Buckminster to Upper Broughton?
The distance between Buckminster and Upper Broughton is 17 mi by road.
How long does it take to drive from Buckminster to Upper Broughton?
The drive from Buckminster to Upper Broughton takes approximately 30 min by car.
What is the best route from Buckminster to Upper Broughton?
The fastest route from Buckminster to Upper Broughton covers 17 mi with a driving time of approximately 30 min.
What is the shortest route from Buckminster to Upper Broughton?
The shortest driving route from Buckminster to Upper Broughton is about 17 mi by road.
Are there charging stations between Buckminster and Upper Broughton?
Yes. You can charge along the route from Buckminster to Upper Broughton, including Gamston Lock, Radcliffe Road (300 kW), Lands End Way (300 kW), Saxondale Roundabout, Saxondale (175 kW). Charging points on this route: 46.
Sources
Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .

