Which would take longer, to travel by car from South Dakota to Canada or from South Dakota to Indiana?

Answer 1

To get from South Dakota to Canada by the most direct route would require you to drive from the northern border of South Dakota across the state of North Dakota to the Canadian border.

North Dakota is 210 miles north to south - so, your drive from South Dakota to Canada could be as little as 210 miles plus a few yards.

Meanwhile, from Sioux Falls South Dakota, on the eastern edge of So. Dak., to Gary, Indiana, on the western edge of Indiana, is about 610 miles.

With the information you have provided, it should take about three times as long to get from So. Dak. to Indiana as it would take to get from S. Dak. to Canada.

Answer 2

i think it would be about the same. i didn't look up miles and what not, but that seems really like the same distance....but then again i guess it depends on where you're going in canada as opposed to indiana

Answer 3

depends what part of Canada. southern Manitoba and Sasketchewan are probably closer than Indiana. Parts of Ontario and Alberta may be, too.

Answer 4

what part of canada? most likely though is southdakota to indiana.... hardly any part of canada is close to south dakota

Answer 5

(Depends how long Border Control takes.)

Try one or more of these sites.
http://maps.yahoo.com/
http://www.mapquest.com/
http://www.nationalatlas.gov/

Don't just measure it - you'll need to take into account terrain, the fact that urban areas slow you down, the availability of gasoline...