Make a route. How to get from and to. Calculation of distances between cities by car, car. Get directions on the map from and to the most between cities. Create a route by car using points on the map from several points. Fuel calculator. Route calculation on foot, by bike.

Create a route by car by points and print. The online navigator will help you create a route, calculate the walking distance on the map, plot a route from and to, you will find out how long you need to walk from point A to point B or calculate the distance of the route from point A to point B, you can also create a route through one additional point through which your route may pass. You can plot a route map, calculate the distance and time and see the data of this route directly on the map, it will also show you the weather at the place of arrival, the fuel calculator will calculate the gas consumption per 100 km. After clicking on the "Calculate" button, a description of the route appears on the right, in fact a text navigator: if you chose an additional route point, the navigator will divide its sections and calculate the distance in each section, as well as calculate the total distance (mileage) from the point of departure to the point destination will also display the travel time. The online navigator will show you how to get from and to by car, by car in Moscow, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Vladivostok, Ufa, Chelyabinsk, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Perm from point A to point B. You can create a route several types, depending on the method of travel, for example, on foot, by car, by transport (bus, train, metro), by bicycle (this method does not work well in Russia due to the lack of bike paths). To do this, you need to select a method from the drop-down list and you can easily plot a route and find out how to get to your destination. Here you can find out how to get there by car, pave the way and calculate the distance

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Not flat, tailor's meter will help. And in the absence of a thin ruler, and if it is not a pity to pierce the card, it is convenient to use a compass for measuring, preferably with two needles. Then you can transfer it to graph paper and measure the length of the segment along it.

Roads between two points are rarely straight. A convenient device - a curvimeter - will help to measure the length of the curved line. To use it, first rotate the roller to align the arrow with zero. If the curvimeter is electronic, it is not necessary to manually set it to zero - just press the reset button. Holding the roller, press it to the starting point of the cut so that the risk on the body (it is located above the roller) points directly to this point. Then move the roller along the line until the line is aligned with the end point. Read the readings. Note that some curvimeters have two scales, one of which is graduated in centimeters and the other in inches.

Look for a scale indicator on the map - usually located in the lower right corner. Sometimes this pointer is a piece of calibrated length, next to which is indicated what distance it corresponds to. Measure the length of this line with a ruler. If, for example, it turns out that it has a length of 4 centimeters, and next to it it is indicated that it corresponds to 200 meters, divide the second number by the first, and you will find out that each card contains a ready-made phrase instead of a segment, which may look, for example, as follows way: "There are 150 meters in one centimeter." Also, the scale can be specified as a ratio of the following form: 1: 100000. In this case, it can be calculated that a centimeter on the map corresponds to 1000 meters on the ground, since 100000/100 (centimeters in a meter) \u003d 1000 m.

The distance measured with a ruler or curvimeter, expressed in centimeters, multiply by the number indicated on the map or the calculated number of meters or kilometers in one centimeter. The result will be the real distance, expressed, respectively, in meters or kilometers.

Any map is a reduced image of some territory. The factor that shows how much the image is reduced in relation to the real object is called scale. Knowing it, you can determine the distance by map... For real maps on paper, the scale is a fixed value. For virtual, electronic maps, this value changes along with the change in the magnification of the map image on the monitor screen.

Instructions

If yours is based, then find it, which is called a legend. Most often, it is located in the frame design. The legend must indicate the scale of the map, which will tell you, measured in the distance along the given map make up in reality, on the ground. So, if the scale is 1: 15000, then this means that 1 cm on the map is equal to 150 meters on the ground. If the scale of the map is 1: 200000, then 1 cm plotted on it is 2 km in reality

city \u200b\u200bor from one settlement to another, then your route will consist of straight-line segments. You will not move in a straight line, but along a route that runs along streets and roads.

In fact, the distance between the start and end point of your path will be longer than the distance measured between the start and end point of the path. To make the measurements accurate, plot your route on the map in the form of short and long straight segments, determine their sum and find out the actual distance that you need to cover.

To determine the distance along electronic map, you can use one of the many geographic information programs that can be found on the Internet. There are specialized programs used by transport companies. After setting the starting and ending destination, locality, you will be able to get a map on which the route of your following will be plotted and its total distance and the distance between the nodal points of the route are indicated.

The distance on the map can be measured using the Ruler tool in the geoinformation packages Google Earth and Yandex Maps, which are based on space satellite images. Just turn on this tool and click on the point that marks the beginning of your route and the one where you plan to end it. The distance value can be found in any specified units.

The scale of a drawing, map, diagram or image is the ratio of the linear dimensions of objects reflected on them to the real dimensions of the same objects on the ground or in nature. If it is a diagram, engineering drawing or map, then, usually, an indication of the scale is a mandatory requirement for this kind of documents. But sometimes it happens that the scale is not known, so you need to determine it yourself.

Instructions

Just in case, check, maybe you just didn't notice this inscription. In and drawings, it must be indicated in the stamp. It can be an inscription in full format "Scale 1:20" or abbreviated "M 1:20". On topographic and diagrams, the indication of scale is also a mandatory element of the out-of-frame design. It can be indicated in the title of the card, which is located at the top or bottom. Sometimes the scale label is located in the text of the map legend or directly on it. Review the diagram or map carefully.

If you did not find the indication of the scale on the diagram of a machine-building part or a building plan, which indicate the dimensions of the part in or measurements in, then you can determine the scale yourself. Measure the dimensions on paper with a regular ruler in millimeters or fractions of a centimeter. Divide what is indicated on the diagram and converted to millimeters or centimeters by what you got when measuring. This will be the desired denominator of the scale of the drawing or plan.

Similarly, you can find out the scale of a map or topographic scheme. To do this, you need to carefully look at the map and identify a couple of characteristic objects located on the ground. For large-scale maps, these can be buildings, boiler pipes. For small-scale maps and diagrams, you can use the tops of hills and mountains, forks of roads, and other characteristic points of relief and terrain. Measure the distance on the map between these characteristic objects with a ruler.

If you have a map of the same territory with a known scale, then measure the distance between the same characteristic points on it and recalculate the scales. If there is no such map, then use the map services Yandex or Google. Find this area using satellite images, which are the basis of these services, and determine on it the same characteristic points that you found on a map or diagram. Select the Ruler tool, measure the distance in kilometers from space images and calculate the scale of your map using this data and the distance measured on the map.

For the user to feel comfortable when working on the computer, the icons of folders and files, labels and other components of the system and the "Desktop" must be configured accordingly. To select and set the appropriate scale, a number of steps are required.

Instructions

Open the "Properties: Display" window. There are several ways to do this: from the Start menu, open the Control Panel, in the Appearance and Themes category, select the Display icon or any of the tasks. If the "Control Panel" is displayed in classic form, click on the "Display" icon immediately. Another way: in any free space of the "Desktop", right-click. In the drop-down menu, select the "Properties" item - the required dialog box will open.

In the "Display Properties" dialog box that opens, go to the "Options" tab. The scale of the image on the screen depends largely on the selected resolution. In the "Screen Resolution" category, use the "slider" to select the scale that suits you and click the "Apply" button. Answer in the affirmative to the system's request to confirm the changes.

If you are not satisfied with the scale that can be selected in the described way, on the same tab, click on the "Advanced" button. In the additionally opened dialog box "Properties: Monitor connection module and [name of your video card]" go to the "General" tab. In the "Scale (dots per inch)" field, use the drop-down list to set the "Special parameters" value. In the "Scale selection" window that opens, set the scale you need using the ruler or the drop-down list. Click OK and Apply. Restart your computer if required.

On the Appearance tab of the Display Properties window, select a font size that suits your eyes. If there are not enough settings available, click the "Advanced" button. Using the drop-down list in the "Element" section, select the element you want to scale. Enter the size of the fonts, window control buttons, and so on in the available fields. After making the changes, click the OK button in the additional window, the Apply button in the properties window and close the window in the usual way.

Find a map of a city, village, region or country

Ruler. Yandex map.

Allows you to: change the scale; measure distances; switch display modes - diagram, satellite view, hybrid. The mechanism of Yandex maps is used, it contains: districts, street names, house numbers, etc. objects of cities and large villages, allows you to perform search by address (square, avenue, street + house number, etc.), for example: "Lenin street 3", "Lineyka hotel", etc.

If you didn't find something, try the section google Satellite Map: Ruler or a vector map from OpenStreetMap: Ruler.

Link to the object of your choice on the map can be sent by e-mail, icq, sms or posted on the site. For example, to show the meeting point, delivery address, location of a store, cinema, station, etc.: align the object with the marker in the center of the map, copy the link on the left above the map and send it to the addressee - using the marker in the center, he will determine the place you specified ...

Ruler - online map with satellite view: streets, houses, districts and other objects.

To change the scale, use the mouse scroll wheel, the "+ -" slider on the left, or the "Zoom in" button in the upper left corner of the map; to see a satellite view or a national map - select the corresponding menu item in the upper right corner; to measure the distance - click the ruler at the bottom right and draw points on the map.

Nizhny Novgorod Region - Line: interactive map from Yandex. Vector diagram and satellite photo - with streets and houses, roads, address search and routing, measuring distances, the ability to get a link to a selected object on the map - to send it to the addressee or place it on the website.

Yandex.Maps is one of the popular online services of Yandex, providing all the necessary information about places, roads, location various objects and so on. Its functionality includes not only showing the most basic information, it allows you to plot a route and measure the distance from one point to another, independently setting the trajectory of movement. It is about measuring distance and speech will be in our today's material.

Yandex.Maps service is available for use both on the website, as a complete computer version, and through a mobile application, where there are many of their own features and differences. Let's take a look at these two options in turn so that all users no longer have questions on this topic and everyone can cope with the task.

Method 1: Full version of the site

Next, you will see why you should use the full version of the site, since this tool is simply not available in the mobile application. Read the entire guide below to fully explore the discussed feature so you can take full advantage of it.

1. Discover home page Yandex website by clicking on the link above. There go to the section "Cards".



2. Here you can immediately find the location you want to measure by entering the data into the search box.



3. If the distance will be calculated only on the basis of two points, it is easier to simply create a route by choosing one of the transportation methods. Read more about this in our other material at the following link.



4. Now let's go directly to the tool that we mentioned above. It is called "Ruler" and allows you to draw absolutely any route with any number of points. Activate it by clicking on the corresponding button.



5. Then left-click on one of the places to create the first point. It will be highlighted with a characteristic circle.



6. Create an unlimited number of points to your destination using different lines for turns and other details. If you have created one large line and you need to change it by adding a point, just click on the necessary part of the fragment and move it to the required place.



7. As you can see in the screenshot, the length of the line is limited only by the map itself, and the distance is always displayed at the end point in kilometers or meters.

Now you know how to measure distance in full version the service in question. Next, let's discuss performing similar actions in a mobile application.

Method 2: Mobile application

Unfortunately, the Yandex.Maps mobile app lacks the function "Ruler", which causes some difficulty when trying to calculate the distance. This can only be done as shown in the next instruction.

As you can see, the functionality mobile application Yandex.Maps is quite poor in terms of measuring distance, so it is best to do this using the full version of the site. Above, you were familiar with the step-by-step implementation of this operation, so there should be no difficulties with it.

Updated application " Google maps"For iOS learned to measure the geographical distance between two or more points on the map. This follows from the description of the update available for download in the Russian section of the App Store.

Since the updated "Google" makes their calculations, not based on data on automobile or railways, users get the opportunity to estimate the real distance between the given objects.

• To activate the new function, you need to select an object on the map that will be taken as a reference point;

• Now set the “pin” in that place with a long press;

• In the tab that appears on the left, select the "Measure distance" action, and then stretch the line that appears to the area of \u200b\u200binterest on the map.

If necessary, you can always measure the distance between several points or objects. To do this, simply click on the "Add point" button that appears in the lower right corner of the screen.

Name: Google maps
Publisher / Developer: Google, Inc.
Price: Is free
In-app purchases: Not
Compatibility: Universal application
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