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How far is it from Kansas to vancouver?

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Kansas is 2420 kilometres (1510 miles) from Vancouver, British Columbia.

How far is it from the US state of Kansas to Vancouver, the coastal city and major seaport located in the Lower Mainland of southwestern British Columbia, Canada?

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38°30'00"N is the latitude of Kansas

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49°15'00"N is the latitude of Vancouver, British Columbia

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96°31'58"W is the longitude of Kansas

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123°05'60"W is the longitude of Vancouver, British Columbia

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