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Driving from Kirk to Nether Button takes about via Gills Bay - St Margaret's Hope ferry. The distance is 39 mi. The straight-line distance is 30 mi. EV charging is available along the route, including in Mireland, Burwick, Eastside, Orkney Islands, Northtown, Nether Button. Driving directions
Driving directions
16 · 39 mi- 1 Depart 1 mi
- 2 Turn right 9 mi
- 3 At end of road, turn right 1 mi
- 4 Turn left 1 mi
- 5 At end of road, turn left 1 mi
- 6 Turn right onto Gills Pier Road 1 mi
- 7 Turn right 152 yd
- 8 Continue straight onto Gills Bay - St Margaret's Hope ferry 18 mi
- 9 Continue straight 43 yd
- 10 Turn left onto Pier Road 1 mi
- 11 Continue straight onto Ontoft Road 125 yd
- 12 Turn right onto Cromarty Square 68 yd
- 13 Continue straight onto Saint Margaret's Road 1 mi
- 14 Turn left 10 mi
- 15 Turn left 1 mi
- 16 Arrive left
The return trip from Nether Button to Kirk covers roughly the same distance, 39 mi.
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Driving from Kirk to Nether Button you pass near Gills Bay, St Margaret's Hope Port, Houton Ferry Terminal.
Questions and answers
Nether Button lies roughly to the north of Kirk.
How far is it from Kirk to Nether Button?
The distance between Kirk and Nether Button is 39 mi by road.
How long does it take to drive from Kirk to Nether Button?
The drive from Kirk to Nether Button takes approximately 1 h 45 min by car.
What is the best route from Kirk to Nether Button?
The fastest route from Kirk to Nether Button covers 39 mi with a driving time of approximately 1 h 45 min.
What is the shortest route from Kirk to Nether Button?
The shortest driving route from Kirk to Nether Button is about 39 mi by road.
Are there charging stations between Kirk and Nether Button?
Yes. You can charge along the route from Kirk to Nether Button, including John O'groats, Wick (75 kW), 3 Victoria Place, Wick (50 kW), Church Road, St. Margaret's Hope (50 kW). Charging points on this route: 35.
Sources
Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .

