How far is Jacksboro, TN from New South Memphis, TN?

Fastest route

Here are some tips and suggestions for your journey from Jacksboro, Tennessee 37757, to New South Memphis, Memphis, TN 38109. The total distance is approximately 398 miles (640 kilometers), and the estimated travel time is around 6 hours and 6 minutes via I-40 W. Please note that your destination is in a different time zone.

Directions

1. 🚗 Head south toward Main St and continue onto Old Tennessee 63 W/Royal Blue Rd.
2. 🛣️ Merge onto I-75 S/US-25W S in Caryville, following signs for US-25W S/Knoxville.
3. 🚧 Take exit 129 toward TN-116 S/US-25W S/N Main Ave in Rocky Top.
4. 🚙 Keep right at the fork and merge onto TN-116 S/US-25W S/N Main Ave.
5. 🛣️ Get on I-40 W in Harriman from TN-116 S, TN-330 S, and TN-61 W.
6. 🚗 Merge onto I-40 W toward Nashville.
7. 🛣️ Take exit 7 from I-55 N and merge onto US-61 N/S 3rd St, leading to New South Memphis, Memphis, TN 38109.

Tips & Suggestions

• 🚗 Plan your trip ahead to avoid potential traffic delays and find the best time to start your journey.
• ⛽ Make sure to have a full tank of gas and take breaks during your drive to stay refreshed.
• 🗺️ Use a reliable navigation app or GPS device to stay on the right track and avoid getting lost.
• 🚧 Check the weather conditions before your trip and prepare accordingly for any potential weather challenges.
• 🍴 Pack some snacks and water for the road, so you can stay energized and hydrated throughout the journey.
• 🏨 If your travel time is extended, consider booking accommodation along the way to rest before reaching your destination.
• ⏰ Keep in mind the time zone change and adjust your schedule accordingly to avoid any time-related issues.

Distance by Flight

Shortest distance between Jacksboro and New South Memphis is 340.44 miles (547.89 km).

Flight distance from Jacksboro, TN to New South Memphis, TN is 340.44 miles. Estimated flight time is 00 hours 48 minutes.

It takes 00 hours 43 minutes to travel from Jacksboro to New South Memphis with an airplane (average speed of 550 miles).

Driving distance

The driving distance from Jacksboro, Tennessee to New South Memphis, Tennessee is: 399.02 miles (642.16 km) by car.

Driving from Jacksboro to New South Memphis will take approximately 06 hours 24 minutes.

#1 Jacksboro

Human settlement in Campbell County, Tennessee, United States of America

Population	2066
GPS Coordinates	36°19'48"N 84°11'2"W
Latitude	36.3300800
Longitude	-84.1838200
Altitude	335
Country	United States

#2 New South Memphis

A neighborhood located in Memphis, Tennessee. It is known for its history and its culture.

Population	641608
GPS Coordinates	35°5'12"N 90°3'24"W
Latitude	35.0867600
Longitude	-90.0567600
Altitude	79
Country	United States

Estimated Travel Time Between Jacksboro and New South Memphis

The distance between Jacksboro and New South Memphis is 642 km if you choose to drive by road. You can go 07 hours 08 minutes if you drive your car at an average speed of 90 kilometers / hour. For different choices, please review the avg. speed travel time table on the below.

Please keep in mind that there is a 1 hour time gap between Jacksboro, TN and New South Memphis, TN. The current time in Jacksboro is 21:53:19, although it is 20:53:19 in New South Memphis.

Gas Consumption

A car with a fuel efficiency of 8.3 l/100 km will need 53.3 liters (14.08 gallon) of gas to cover the route between Jacksboro and New South Memphis.
The estimated cost of gas to go from Jacksboro to New South Memphis is $44.21 (diesel $58.9).

Tennessee gas prices.

Take a look at our Gas Cost Calculator feature. It will figure out how much it will cost to drive this particular distance.

The average gas price (in Tennessee ) per gallon of daily gas for calculations is $3.140 (Diesel $4.183) /gallon. Last changed prices on November 13, 2024.

How did we calculate the distance?

The place names are translated into coordinates to approximate the distance between Jacksboro and New South Memphis (latitude and longitude). Cities, states, and countries each have their own regional center. The Haversine formula is used to measure the radius.