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Distance: 4 mi·Duration: 15 min

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Driving from Grindle to Higford takes about via Madeley Road. The distance is 4 mi. The straight-line distance is 2 mi. Driving directions

Driving directions

10 · 4 mi
  1. 1 Depart onto Grindle Road 1 mi
  2. 2 Turn left 1 mi
  3. 3 Continue straight 151 yd
  4. 4 Turn right onto Ryton Road 1 mi
  5. 5 Turn slightly right onto Caynton Road 1 mi
  6. 6 Turn right onto Madeley Lane 1 mi
  7. 7 Continue straight onto Madeley Road 1 mi
  8. 8 Turn left 1 mi
  1. 9 Turn left 2 yd
  2. 10 Arrive

The return trip from Higford to Grindle covers roughly the same distance, 4 mi.

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Questions and answers

Higford lies roughly to the south of Grindle.

How far is it from Grindle to Higford?

The distance between Grindle and Higford is 4 mi by road.

How long does it take to drive from Grindle to Higford?

The drive from Grindle to Higford takes approximately 15 min by car.

What is the best route from Grindle to Higford?

The fastest route from Grindle to Higford covers 4 mi with a driving time of approximately 15 min.

What is the shortest route from Grindle to Higford?

The shortest driving route from Grindle to Higford is about 4 mi by road.

Are there charging stations between Grindle and Higford?

Yes. You can charge along the route from Grindle to Higford, including Fallow Field, Hadley Park E (300 kW), M54 Junction 4, Shifnal (120 kW), Great Hay Drive, Telford (100 kW). Charging points on this route: 58.

Sources

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