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KendraySmithies

Distance: 3 mi·Duration: 10 min

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Driving from Kendray to Smithies takes about via A61. The distance is 3 mi. The straight-line distance is 2 mi. Driving directions

Driving directions

13 · 3 mi
  1. 1 Depart onto Redhill Avenue 1 mi
  2. 2 At end of road, turn left onto Doncaster Road 1 mi
  3. 3 Turn straight onto Taylor Row 115 yd
  4. 4 Keep slightly right 12 yd
  5. 5 Merge right onto Sheffield Road 1 mi
  6. 6 Enter rotary left onto Harborough Hill Road 120 yd
  7. 7 Exit rotary slightly left onto Harborough Hill Road 1 mi
  8. 8 Enter rotary straight onto Old Mill Lane 163 yd
  1. 9 Exit rotary straight onto Old Mill Lane 1 mi
  2. 10 Continue straight onto Wakefield Road 1 mi
  3. 11 Turn right onto Carlton Road 1 mi
  4. 12 Turn right onto Newhill Road 3 yd
  5. 13 Arrive onto Newhill Road

The return trip from Smithies to Kendray covers roughly the same distance, 3 mi.

Questions and answers

Smithies lies roughly to the north of Kendray.

How far is it from Kendray to Smithies?

The distance between Kendray and Smithies is 3 mi by road.

How long does it take to drive from Kendray to Smithies?

The drive from Kendray to Smithies takes approximately 10 min by car.

What is the best route from Kendray to Smithies?

The fastest route from Kendray to Smithies covers 3 mi with a driving time of approximately 10 min.

What is the shortest route from Kendray to Smithies?

The shortest driving route from Kendray to Smithies is about 3 mi by road.

Are there charging stations between Kendray and Smithies?

Yes. You can charge along the route from Kendray to Smithies, including M1 Motorway Southbound, Bretton (200 kW), Motorway Northbound, Jct 38/39, West Bretton, Wakefield (200 kW), Church Lane, Barnsley (150 kW). Charging points on this route: 107.

Sources

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