Exploring Ohio: New Bavaria To Perrysburg Distance

Perrysburg is a city in Wood County, Ohio, United States, along the Maumee River. It is a suburb of Toledo, although it was founded before Toledo. The population was 20,623 at the 2010 census. The driving distance from Toledo, Ohio, to Perrysburg is 11 miles or 18 kilometres. The driving time is 14 minutes. The flight distance is 8 miles or 13 kilometres, and the flight time is 31 minutes. The distance from New Bavaria to Perrysburg is not available, but it is likely to be a similar distance.

Driving non-stop from New Bavaria to Perrysburg, OH, is 117 miles or 188 km

For example, you could drive for 55 minutes to Upper Sandusky, spend an hour there, and then drive another 35 minutes to Findlay. After spending an hour in Findlay, you can drive for 57 minutes to the Toledo Zoo and spend an hour there before completing the last 12-minute leg of your journey to Perrysburg. With these stops, your total travel time will be around 2.5 hours.

So, while the distance between New Bavaria and Perrysburg is not very far, there are plenty of interesting places to explore along the way that can make your road trip more enjoyable and memorable.

The flight distance between the two locations is 93 miles or 150 km

The flight distance between New Bavaria, Ohio, and Perrysburg, Ohio, is 93 miles or 150 km. This distance is calculated as a "great circle" distance or "as the crow flies", which is the shortest distance between the two points calculated using an iterative Vincenty formula. This method accounts for the curvature of the Earth.

In comparison, the driving distance between the two locations is 117 miles or 188 km. This is a relatively short distance, which can be covered in a nonstop drive of 1 hour and 56 minutes. However, the flight distance is 24 miles less than the driving distance, making the driving distance roughly 1.3 times the flight distance.

The flight time between New Bavaria and Perrysburg is estimated to be 23 minutes. This is significantly faster than the driving time, as the plane travels much quicker than a car. If you were to fly between these two locations, your travel time would be greatly reduced.

The distance between New Bavaria and Perrysburg can also be compared to the flight distance between Toledo, Ohio, and Perrysburg, which is 8 miles or 13 km. The flight time between Toledo and Perrysburg is estimated to be 31 minutes, which is relatively close to the flight time from New Bavaria.

The closest airport to Perrysburg is Toledo Express Airport, 9.56 miles (15.39 km) away

Perrysburg, Ohio, is a city in Wood County, along the Maumee River. It is a suburb of Toledo, although it was founded before Toledo. The closest airport to Perrysburg is Toledo Express Airport, 9.56 miles (15.39 km) away. This is a relatively short distance, and the drive would take around 14 minutes. However, if you're flying, it's even quicker—a private jet could make the journey in just 31 minutes.

Toledo Express Airport is not the only airport near Perrysburg, however. There are several other options within a reasonable distance:

• Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport: 47.42 miles (76.32 km)
• Fort Wayne International Airport: 90.71 miles (145.98 km)
• Cleveland Hopkins International Airport: 92.54 miles (148.93 km)
• John Glenn Columbus International Airport: 114.38 miles (184.07 km)

So, while Toledo Express Airport is the closest, there are other airports to consider depending on your specific needs and travel plans.

Perrysburg is a city in Wood County, Ohio, with a population of 20,623 as of the 2010 census

The history of Perrysburg is closely tied to the construction of Fort Meigs, which began in February 1813 as soldiers under General William Henry Harrison prepared for the War of 1812. The fort was named after Ohio's fourth governor, Return Jonathan Meigs, and was constructed on a bluff above the Maumee River, designed by army engineer Captain Eleazer D. Wood, for whom the county is named. Two critical battles with the British were fought at Fort Meigs during the war. Early settlers in the area fled to Huron during the conflict, later returning to settle in the floodplain below the fort, naming their settlement Orleans. However, they were forced to move to higher ground due to flooding.

Perrysburg soon became a centre for shipbuilding and commerce. Nearby cities include Maumee, Luckey, Millbury, Tontogany, and Sylvania. The city is located 11 miles (18 km) from Toledo, Ohio, which can be reached by a 14-minute drive or a 31-minute flight. For those travelling from further afield, Perrysburg is 93 miles (150 km) or a 23-minute flight from Ohio, and it is 1,462.61 km from the North Pole.

The city is named after Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, a naval commander during the War of 1812

The distance from New Bavaria to Perrysburg, Ohio, is around 13 km or 8.1 miles. Perrysburg is a city in Wood County, Ohio, and a suburb of Toledo. The city was founded in 1816 by Maj. Pierre Charles L'Enfant, the only other city he platted being Washington, D.C.

Perrysburg was named after Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, a naval commander during the War of 1812. Perry was born in South Kingston, Rhode Island, on 23 August 1785, and his life was dominated by maritime pursuits. He came from a military family; his father, Christopher Raymond Perry, served as a privateer during the American Revolution and as a captain in the U.S. Navy during the Quasi-War with France. Perry's brother, Matthew Perry, played a crucial role in opening Japan to trade with the West.

Perry joined the navy at the young age of 13, writing to his father, who was then a captain with his own ship, asking to join. His father granted his request, and the young Oliver served as a midshipman on his father's ship, the USS General Greene. Perry took to naval life, and after several posts, he received his first command in 1809, the schooner USS Revenge, which he commanded until 1811.

Perry is most well-known for his victory over the British Royal Navy in the Battle of Lake Erie in 1813. He supervised the building of a fleet at Erie, Pennsylvania, and earned the title "'Hero of Lake Erie' for leading American forces to a decisive naval victory. The victory at Lake Erie confirmed U.S. control of the lake and possession of Fort Malden, and it led directly to the U.S. victory at the Battle of Thames, establishing U.S. sovereignty over the Ohio and Michigan territories. For his actions, Perry was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 1814 and was promoted to the rank of Captain.

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