This map shows a computer-optimized route that passes through all 48 contiguous U.S. states in the most efficient way possible. The total driving time is estimated at about 113 hours, not including rest stops, traffic, or sightseeing.
The route was calculated using traveling salesman algorithms, which find the shortest possible path visiting a set of locations exactly once before returning to the start. It was first popularized in 2015 by data scientist Randy Olson, who used Google Maps data and optimization software to compute the path.
Ok_Construction5119 on
I would not go to H
three-sense on
So hit the corners and edges of states
J_Peterman___ on
Segment Power Ranking
1) K-L
2) L-M
3) F-G
OtherwiseLuck888 on
why 48? U can drive to Alaska too
algebramclain on
Do annoyed U-Turn just over the Michigan border.
GoldenWillie on
“all”
Joshtheflu2 on
Spends like 15 minutes in florida
CBRChimpy on
Most efficient as in shortest distance, but I’m guessing not by time taken or fuel used
Zigzagging across the country by county roads ain’t going to be quick
Kilgore_Brown_Trout_ on
You can buy a metric fuckton of weed for a very reasonable price at point I, but Michigan has so much more to offer.
Shpander on
That word „through“ is doing a lot of heavy lifting
Drummallumin on
What state are you in for the longest? Utah?
PhilRubdiez on
No wonder Ohio gets a bad rap.
Maxmutinium on
Can you show me the route but starting point is my house?
EchoAmazing8888 on
I’d advise everyone to just stop at M and not N. Unless you like… theme parks, I guess.
Medialunch on
But there are 50 states
fredinNH on
Rhode Island added like 3 hours
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This map shows a computer-optimized route that passes through all 48 contiguous U.S. states in the most efficient way possible. The total driving time is estimated at about 113 hours, not including rest stops, traffic, or sightseeing.
The route was calculated using traveling salesman algorithms, which find the shortest possible path visiting a set of locations exactly once before returning to the start. It was first popularized in 2015 by data scientist Randy Olson, who used Google Maps data and optimization software to compute the path.
I would not go to H
So hit the corners and edges of states
Segment Power Ranking
1) K-L
2) L-M
3) F-G
why 48? U can drive to Alaska too
Do annoyed U-Turn just over the Michigan border.
“all”
Spends like 15 minutes in florida
Most efficient as in shortest distance, but I’m guessing not by time taken or fuel used
Zigzagging across the country by county roads ain’t going to be quick
You can buy a metric fuckton of weed for a very reasonable price at point I, but Michigan has so much more to offer.
That word „through“ is doing a lot of heavy lifting
What state are you in for the longest? Utah?
No wonder Ohio gets a bad rap.
Can you show me the route but starting point is my house?
I’d advise everyone to just stop at M and not N. Unless you like… theme parks, I guess.
But there are 50 states
Rhode Island added like 3 hours