How Far Is Tennessee From Florida
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Tennessee and Florida are neighboring states located in the southeastern United States. Tennessee is lying to the north of Florida, and the two states are separated by Georgia. The approximate distance between the two states is 441 miles, as the crow flies.
If you’re looking to get from point A to point B between Tennessee and Florida, the fastest route takes about 7 and a half hours. Traveling by car, you’ll need to take I-75 South from Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tennessee and continue on the interstate until you reach the border of Georgia. Once you’ve crossed over the border, continue on I-75 South as it runs along the length of Florida. If you’re traveling from Knoxville, Tennessee to Tampa, Florida, you’ll travel a total of 576 miles, according to Google Maps.
The Dixie Highway, also known as U.S. Route 41, runs through Alabama, Georgia, and Florida and is a historic and popular route for travelers coming from Tennessee to Florida, especially in the less densely populated areas. Depending on traffic conditions along the route, the total distance from Knoxville, Tennessee to Tampa, Florida is between 608-619 miles and takes about 8 and a half hours by car.
Though a more scenic route than driving through interstates, travelers should bear in mind that due to the set speed limits along the route, traveling on the Dixie Highway may take a bit longer. To get an accurate understanding of the estimated time of travel, it’s best to check the specific route and the current traffic conditions along the way.