Brunswick To Charlotte: Road Trip

The distance between Brunswick, Georgia and Charlotte, North Carolina is around 323 miles (520 km) by car, following the I-95 N route. The average driving speed is 68.2 mph (109.7 km/h) and the total driving time is around 4 hours and 44 minutes to 4 hours and 54 minutes. The flight distance is approximately 283-284 miles (456-457 km) and the flight time is around 34 to 50 minutes.

Driving distance: 323 miles or 520 km

The driving distance from Brunswick, Georgia to Charlotte, North Carolina is 323 miles or 520 kilometres. This trip takes on average 4 hours and 44 minutes, but with stops, this can extend to 7 hours. The fastest route is the I-95 N, which is 323 miles or 519.82 kilometres.

If you are planning a road trip, you may want to calculate the cost of driving this distance, which you can do using a gas cost calculator. You can also find the flattest route and the best places to stop along the way.

The halfway point between the two locations is Saint George, South Carolina, which is 161.47 miles or 2 hours and 30 minutes from both destinations. The only major city along the route is Columbia, South Carolina.

Flight distance: 283-284 miles

The flight distance between Brunswick, Georgia, and Charlotte, North Carolina, is approximately 283 to 284 miles. This distance is calculated as a "great circle" distance or "as the crow flies," using an iterative Vincenty formula to account for the curvature of the Earth.

The flight distance is about 40 miles less than the driving distance, which is around 323 miles. The driving distance can be covered in about 4 hours and 44 minutes to 4 hours and 54 minutes, without any stops. However, the flight time for this distance is significantly shorter, at around 34 to 50 minutes.

When considering a commercial flight, it's important to factor in the time required for travelling to and from the airport, security checks, boarding, taxiing, and landing at the destination airport. These additional factors can extend the total travel time to about 6 hours.

The halfway point between Brunswick and Charlotte is near Saint George, South Carolina, which is approximately 161.47 miles from both cities.

Driving time: 4 hours, 44 minutes

The driving distance from Brunswick, Georgia, to Charlotte, North Carolina, is approximately 323 miles or 520 kilometres. The driving time for this trip is 4 hours and 44 minutes, but it is recommended to add a buffer for rest stops, food, and gas.

The fastest route from Brunswick, GA, to Charlotte, NC, is the I-95 N route, which is 323 miles long. The halfway point between the two cities is Saint George, SC, which is approximately 160 miles from both locations. The only major city along the route is Columbia, SC.

If you are planning a road trip, you may want to spread the trip over two days and make some stops along the way. On the first day, you can drive for about 54 minutes and then stop at Golden Isles for an hour. After that, you can drive for another hour and stop in Okatie, South Carolina, for an hour. Before checking into your overnight stay, you can drive to Walterboro, South Carolina, for your first-night stay. On the second day, you can drive for about 45 minutes and stop in Santee, South Carolina, for an hour. Then, drive for 59 minutes and stop in Columbia for an hour. Finally, drive for 1 hour and 30 minutes and make a stop at Ballantyne, North Carolina, before arriving in Charlotte.

If you are interested in flying, the flight distance is approximately 283 miles or 456 kilometres, and the flight time is 50 minutes.

Flight time: 34-50 minutes

The flight distance between Brunswick, Georgia and Charlotte, North Carolina is 283 miles or 456 km. The flight time is 34-50 minutes, but this is based on the assumption that you are flying in a private jet and can, therefore, fly in a straight line.

In reality, if you are flying on a commercial airline, you will need to account for travel time to and from the airport, waiting times for security and boarding, and taxiing on the runway. This will increase your total travel time. For example, if you are flying out of Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) and arriving at Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), the total travel time, including getting to and from the airport and the flight time, is around 6 hours.

The driving distance between the two locations is 323 miles or 520 km, and the driving time is 4 hours and 44 minutes without any stops. The halfway point between the two locations is Saint George, SC, which is 160 miles from Brunswick and 166 miles from Charlotte.

Halfway point: Saint George, SC

The closest town to the halfway point between Brunswick, Georgia, and Charlotte, North Carolina, is Saint George, South Carolina. Saint George is situated 160 miles from Brunswick and 166 miles from Charlotte. It would take around 2 hours and 30 minutes to reach Saint George from either Brunswick or Charlotte.

Saint George was originally known as George's Station on the South Carolina Railroad, which took its name from prominent resident and large landowner James George. The town was incorporated by an act of the South Carolina Legislature on 28 January 1875. The town grew on both sides of the South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company, one of the first railroads built in the United States. With the building of Interstate 26 and Interstate 95, the tourist trade declined. However, Saint George remains a popular stop along these routes, with four Heritage Corridor Discovery Pathways meeting near the crossroads of US 15 and US 78.

Saint George has a population of around 2,000 people and is included within the Charleston-North Charleston-Summerville metropolitan area. The town has a public library, a variety of restaurants, and several popular hotels, including the Red Roof Inn, Days Inn by Wyndham, and Americas Best Value Inn. The annual World Grits Festival is held in Saint George, attracting close to 10,000 people to the town for food, music, and games.

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