200mile

200mile is a term used to denote a distance of 200 statute miles, which is approximately 321.9 kilometers. The form is sometimes written as 200mi or 200-mile. In maritime and aviation contexts, distances are more commonly expressed in nautical miles, so 200 miles would correspond to about 174 nautical miles, depending on the exact conversion used.

In everyday planning, 200 miles is a practical measure for road travel, used to estimate trip duration, fuel needs, and pacing at typical highway speeds. It serves as a round, easily grasped benchmark for long-distance day trips or short-duration logistics planning.

The related concept of nautical miles is central in marine and air navigation. The nautical mile is defined by the Earth's geometry and is longer than a statute mile. A notable maritime standard is the 200 nautical mile zone used for exclusive economic zones, a legal boundary in international law that is distinct from 200 statute miles.

In sports and endurance activities, events or challenges are sometimes described as covering 200 miles. Such routes or records may occur on land, water, or mixed terrain, and the exact course and conditions vary by event.

Overall, 200mile is a generic distance unit used across transportation, navigation, and sporting contexts. Its precise relevance depends on whether statute or nautical miles are being referenced, and on the specific application or event involved. See also statute mile, nautical mile, and distance.