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LodeMelbourn

Distance: 23 mi·Duration: 35 min

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Driving from Lode to Melbourn takes about via A10. The distance is 23 mi. The straight-line distance is 15 mi. Driving directions

Driving directions

29 · 23 mi
  1. 1 Depart onto High Street 126 yd
  2. 2 Turn left onto Lode Road 83 yd
  3. 3 Keep slightly right onto Lode Road 1 mi
  4. 4 Turn right onto Quy Road 1 mi
  5. 5 Continue straight onto Colliers Lane 1 mi
  6. 6 Continue straight onto Stow Road 1 mi
  7. 7 Continue slightly left onto Church Road 1 mi
  8. 8 Continue straight 153 yd
  9. 9 Enter rotary straight 1 mi
  10. 10 Exit rotary straight 1 mi
  11. 11 Merge slightly right 7 mi
  12. 12 Take exit slightly left 6 mi
  13. 13 Take exit slightly left 1 mi
  1. 14 Enter rotary straight onto Cambridge Road 1 mi
  2. 15 Exit rotary straight onto Cambridge Road 2 mi
  3. 16 Continue straight onto High Street 1 mi
  4. 17 Continue straight onto Royston Road 1 mi
  5. 18 Continue straight onto Cambridge Road 1 mi
  6. 19 Continue straight onto Royston Road 1 mi
  7. 20 Continue straight onto Dunsbridge Turnpike 1 mi
  8. 21 Continue straight onto Cambridge Road 1 mi
  9. 22 Turn straight onto Melbourn Bypass 2 mi
  10. 23 Turn left 1 mi
  11. 24 Continue straight onto Station Road 1 mi
  12. 25 At end of road, turn right onto High Street 24 yd
  13. 26 Turn left onto Mortlock Street 1 mi
  14. 27 Turn right onto Orchard Road 1 mi
  15. 28 Turn right 85 yd
  16. 29 Arrive right

The return trip from Melbourn to Lode covers roughly the same distance, 23 mi.

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Sources

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