Driving Distances in Australia
The driving distance between Australia’s capital cities or major towns could be greater than you think. All measurements in Australia are metric, distances are kilometres and speed in kilometres per hour. The major roads and highways that join each state and territory are sealed and well maintained.
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Cairns |
Brisbane |
Sydney |
Melbourne |
Adelaide |
Perth |
Broome |
Darwin |
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Brisbane |
1706 |
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Sydney |
2404 |
920 |
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Melbourne |
2842 |
1701 |
876 |
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Adelaide |
2965 |
2044 |
1403 |
727 |
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Perth |
5257 |
4336 |
3938 |
3281 |
2555 |
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Broome |
4091 |
4663 |
5218 |
4993 |
4267 |
2237 |
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Darwin |
2852 |
3452 |
3979 |
3754 |
3028 |
4042 |
1873 |
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Alice Springs |
2419 |
2992 |
2774 |
2257 |
1531 |
3608 |
2737 |
1498 |
Note
- The distances are in kilometres and are based on the most direct route or main highway.
- Some roads may include tolls if driving in the metropolitan areas of Brisbane, Melbourne or Sydney.
- We suggest limiting driving to a maximum of 200-400 kilometres per day for personal comfort and safety.
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