Distance from Auburn, KY to ATL Airport

Distance

314 mi

Time

5 hours 15 mins

Gas Cost

$30 - $59

There are 257.26 miles from Auburn to Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) in southeast direction and 314 miles (505.33 kilometers) by car, following the I-24 E route.

Auburn and ATL Airport are 5 hours 15 mins far apart, if you drive non-stop .

This is the fastest route from Auburn, KY to ATL Airport. The halfway point is Kimball, TN.

Please note the time difference between Auburn, KY and ATL Airport is 1 hour. The current time in Auburn is 6:10 pm and the current time in ATL Airport is 7:10 pm.

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Gas Consumption and Emissions

A car with a fuel efficiency of MPG will need 12.60 gallons of gas to cover the route between Auburn, KY and ATL Airport.

The estimated cost of gas to go from Auburn to ATL Airport is $42.59.

During the route, an average car will release 246.82 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere. The carbon footprint would be 0.79 pounds of CO2 per mile.


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Halfway Point Between Auburn, KY and ATL Airport

If you want to meet halfway between Auburn, KY and ATL Airport or just make a stop in the middle of your trip, the exact coordinates of the halfway point of this route are 35.106064 and -85.750076, or 35º 6' 21.8304" N, 85º 45' 0.2736" W. This location is 156.85 miles away from Auburn, KY and ATL Airport and it would take approximately 2 hours 37 mins to reach the halfway point from both locations.

Closest City or Town to Halfway Point

The closest town to the halfway point is Kimball, TN, situated 162 miles from Auburn, KY and 153 miles from ATL Airport. It would take 2 hours 50 mins to go from Auburn to Kimball and 2 hours 29 mins to go from ATL to Kimball.

Major City Closest to Halfway Point

The major city closest to the halfway point between Auburn, KY and ATL Airport is Chattanooga, TN, situated 188 miles from Auburn, KY and 126 miles from ATL Airport. It would take 3 hours 13 mins to go from Auburn to and 2 hours 5 mins to go from ATL to Chattanooga.

Major Cities Along the Route

Some other major cities along the route include Atlanta, GA,Murfreesboro, TN, and Nashville, TN.


Weather in Auburn and ATL

Compare the weather today and the next four days in Auburn, KY and ATL Airport:

Auburn

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8 202 degrees 7 318 degrees 6 350 degrees 4 358 degrees 3 156 degrees

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74% Rain probability 100% Rain probability 61% Rain probability 100% Rain probability 23% Rain probability
4 203 degrees 4 280 degrees 5 321 degrees 4 331 degrees 4 99 degrees

Lowest Price Rental Cars in Auburn, KY

Planning on renting a car to go from Auburn, KY to ATL Airport? Here there are some offers to rent a car in or near Auburn, KY:

Small

Small cars

From $14

Intermediate

Intermediate cars

From $18

Full-size

Full-size cars

From $24

SUVs

SUVs

From $28

Vans

Vans

From $40


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Distance conversions

Checkout the distance in miles, kilometers and nautical miles between Auburn, KY and ATL Airport in this table:

Distance type Miles Kilometers Nautical miles
Straight line distance 257.26 mi 414.01 km 223.55 nautical mi
Driving distance 314 mi 504.84 km 272.59 nautical mi

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