Road Distance Clacularor for W.A.

I use the RAA trip planner which covers all of australia.

For the last couple of years Ive used Google Maps. You can add destinations, drag to other roads. Zoom in on tracks. Works for me.

A lot can depend on which way the wind is blowing.

One day we got 3.5kpl in a head wind.

Next day wind going other way and we got 7kpl

AV over 44,000k is 5.7kpl

hi janset
if you need a clacularor as stated
i'm not sure where your going find one of them???????? lol but
i use " complete atlas of australia" 4th edition
which has a distance graph at the front of each state section
gives average distances between towns on highways and main rds within the state
hope this imfo is of use later versions of these maps books are still been printed as far as i know
cheers

I use a Dept. of Main Roads WA Distance book, you can down load it from their website: > www.mainroads.wa.gov.au <. I've found it helpful in trip planning.
Mike

Hi janset,

There were some links off this thread, 50105 where Hairy asked a similar question, that you may find useful.

Also, as mentioned in earlier replies, Sally uses Google Earth and it results in a relatively accurate distances ................. also as mentioned earlier ............ it does not take head winds into account!!

Cheers,
Wayne & Sally.

PS ....... all the best in 2010 to David & Michelle, forum moderators, members and visitors.

W&S.

I use the one on Goseeaustralia.com.au. You have choices for quickest - mainly bitumen road, or shortest - any road. Also you can put an intermediate place in.

Motherhen

Hi all.

Thanks for the huge response. I have had a quick flick through the replies and chased a few links and got just what what I want . Thanks again.

Regards