The halfway point between the middle of Utah (UT) and the middle of Kentucky (KY) is:
Hays, Kansas
NOTE: You can get a more accurate calculation using state borders for the midpoint halfway between Utah and Kentucky.
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Halfway between Utah and Kentucky
The best city between Utah and Kentucky to meet is Hays, Kansas which is about 21 miles from the exact midpoint.
The town that marks the exact halfway point is actually Balta, Kansas.
The closest zip code to the midpoint is 67640.
The exact latitude and longitude coordinates are 38° 51' 47" N and 98° 56' 40" W.
The closest major city that is roughly halfway is Wichita, KS.
The total driving distance from Utah to Kentucky is 1,720 miles or 2 768 kilometers.
Each person would then have to drive about 860 miles to meet in the middle.
It will take about 13 hours for each driver to arrive at the meeting point.
Since this is a long drive, you might want to split up your road trip into multiple days. You can search for the best stopping points from Utah to Kentucky to plan out your trip.
For a flight, the straight line geographic midpoint coordinates are 39° 41' 22" N and 98° 0' 49" W.
The city at the geographic halfway point from Utah to Kentucky is Randall, Kansas.
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