Phenix City
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 | Tuscaloosa, AL |
192 mi (estimated 3 hours 23 mins)
- 1.Head west on University Blvd toward Lurleen B Wallace Blvd N0.1 mi33.20968,-87.56911
- 2.Turn left onto US-43 S/
Lurleen B Wallace Blvd S0.5 mi33.20911,-87.57105 - 3.Continue onto AL-69 S0.3 mi33.20176,-87.56806
- 4.Continue onto I-359 S1.7 mi33.1974,-87.56541
- 5.Continue onto US-11 N0.7 mi33.1745,-87.55533
- 6.Turn left onto Skyland Blvd E/
U.S. 111.5 mi33.16499,-87.55015 - 7.Turn right onto AL-6 E/
US-82 E/ McFarland Blvd E Continue to follow AL-6 E/30.1 mi33.16757,-87.52548US-82 E - 8.Take the ramp to AL-25 S/
AL-6 E/ US-82 E/ Montevallo Rd0.3 mi32.95737,-87.13469 - 9.Keep left at the fork, follow signs for US-82 E/
AL-25 S/ Albama 219 S82 ft32.95645,-87.13594 - 10.Turn left onto AL-25 S/
AL-6 E/ US-82 E/ Montevallo Rd Continue to follow AL-6 E/59.1 mi32.95648,-87.13621US-82 E - 11.Keep left at the forkContinue to follow US-82 E3.0 mi32.43855,-86.42686
- 12.Turn right to merge onto I-65 S/
US-82 E toward Montgomery7.7 mi32.46021,-86.38905 - 13.Take exit 171 toward I-85 N/
Atlanta0.4 mi32.3694,-86.32271 - 14.Merge onto I-85 N61.8 mi32.36719,-86.31908
- 15.Take exit 62 to merge onto AL-1 S/
US-280 E/ US-431 S/ Columbus Pkwy toward Phenix City Continue to follow AL-1 S/22.7 mi32.64099,-85.35476US-280 E/ US-431 S - 16.Slight right onto AL-8 W/
US-280 E/ US-80 W0.8 mi32.48685,-85.03277 - 17.Turn left onto 14th St/
Crawford Rd Continue to follow Crawford Rd0.8 mi32.47514,-85.03026 - 18.Continue onto 14th St0.5 mi32.47327,-85.01688
- 19.Continue onto 13th St0.5 mi32.47226,-85.00909
- 20.Turn left onto Broad St26 ft32.47091,-85.00072
 | Phenix City, AL |
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Driving distance to Phenix City from Tuscaloosa 192 mi, estimated 3 hours 23 mins. Road map
The distance between these two cities is 192 mi, estimated 3 hours 23 mins.
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