1 E6 m
To help compare different
orders of magnitude this page lists
lengths starting at 10
6 m (1
Mm or 1,000
km).
Distances shorter than 106 mConversions
1 megametre is equal to:
* approximately 621.37
miles.
* Side of
square with area
1,000,000 km²Human-built structures
* 2,451 km — Length of the
Alaska Highway* 3,069 km — Length of
Interstate 95 (from
Houlton, Maine to
Miami, Florida)
* 3,846 km — Length of
U.S. Route 1 (from
Fort Kent, Maine to
Key West, Florida)
* 5,007 km — Estimated length of
Interstate 90 (Seattle, Washington to Boston, Massachusetts)
* 6,400 km — Length of the
Great Wall of China* 7,821 km — Length of the
Trans-Canada Highway, the world's longest national highway (from
Victoria, British Columbia to
St. John's, Newfoundland)
* 9,289 km — Length of the
Trans-Siberian railway=Proposed
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* 2,100 — Length of proposed gas pipeline from
Iran to
India via
PakistanSports
* 1,200 km — the length of the
Paris-Brest-Paris bicycling event
Nature
* 2,000 km — Distance from
Beijing to
Hong Kong as the crow flies* 2,800 km — Narrowest width of
Atlantic Ocean (Brazil-West Africa)
* 2,850 km — Length of the
Danube river
* 2,205 km — Length of
Sweden's total land boundaries
* 2,515 km — Length of
Norway's total land boundaries
* 3,690 km — Length of the
Volga river, longest in
Europe* 4,350 km — Length of the
Huang He* 4,715 km — Length of the
Nile* 4,800 km — Widest width of
Atlantic Ocean (U.S.-Northern Africa)
* 5,650 km — Coastline of
New Zealand* 5,100 km — Distance from
Dublin to New York as the crow flies
* 6,270 km — Length of the
Mississippi-
Missouri River system
* 6,380 km — Length of the
Yangtze River* 6,762 km — Length of the
Amazon system, longest on
Earth* 8,200 km — Distance from
Dublin to San Francisco as the crow flies
Astronomical
* 1,000 km — Estimated shortest axis of
trans-Neptunian object * 1,186 km — Diameter of
Charon, the largest moon of
Pluto* 1,280 km — Diameter of the trans-Neptunian object
50000 Quaoar* 1,436 km — Diameter of
Iapetus, one of
Saturn's major moons
* 1,578 km — Diameter of
Titania, the largest of
Uranus' moons
* 1,960 km — Estimated longest axis of
* 2,320 km — Diameter of
Pluto* 2,707 km — Diameter of
Triton, largest moon of
Neptune* 3,000 km — Estimated diameter of the trans-Neptunian object , the largest TNO found to date
* 3,122 km — Diameter of
Europa, the smallest
Galilean satellite of
Jupiter* 3,475 km — Diameter of
Earth's
Moon* 3,643 km — Diameter of
Io, a moon of Jupiter
* 4,821 km — Diameter of
Callisto, a moon of Jupiter
* 4,879 km — Diameter of
Mercury* 5,150 km — Diameter of
Titan, the largest moon of Saturn
* 5,262 km — Diameter of Jupiter's moon
Ganymede, the largest moon in the
solar system* 6,366 km —
Radius of Earth* 6,792 km — Diameter of
MarsDistances longer than 107 m*
Orders of magnitude (length)
