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Welcome to nautical miles to miles.
When miles are used as an unqualified term, it means international miles, also known as statute miles or land miles.
In this article we show you how to convert the distance.
If you have been asking yourself how many miles is a nautical mile, then you have come to the right page.
Here you can find the formulas and a converter you will like.
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How to Convert Nautical Miles to Miles?
Multiply the distance in nautical miles (nmi) by ~ 1.15078.
The nautical miles to miles formula is [mi] = [nmi] x 1.1507794480235425117314881094409. Thus,
1 nautical mile ~ 1.15078 land miles
1 nautical mile ~ 1.15078 statute miles
One nautical mile is equal to approximately 1.15 international miles.
In any case, we recommend you use our calculator below to change the distance from nmi to mi.
Simply insert the distance in nmi, and our tool converts it automatically to mi.
Decimal values have to be entered using a decimal point.
Important: To change the conversion to the other way round just fill in the lower form field.
And, keep reading to learn everything about the transformation.
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Visit this page to change Miles to Nautical Miles.
Next, we wrap our content up.
Summary
You have reached the concluding section of our article; reading so far you really know how to convert a nautical mile to mile.
The result of conversion is approximately 15 percent more than the input.
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Here you can learn all about km to miles, and by following this link you will be taken to nautical miles to km.
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– Article written by Mark, last updated on December 28th, 2023