Driving distance between Fayetteville, NC and Marcus Hook, PA is 437.01 miles (or 703.30 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
Leaving from Fayetteville, NC you would reach Marcus Hook, PA in about 6 hours 59 mins if you keep an average speed of miles per hour, assuming you don’t make any breaks or get stuck in traffic.
437 mi703 km
Emission estimated with the eco2 norme
(185 CO2 grams/mile)
This is a map overview of the best driving route from Fayetteville, NC to Marcus Hook, PA in which you can see the origin and destination points marked with A (Fayetteville) and B (Marcus Hook) respectively as well as blue line along the road route you can take. You can zoom in to see more details, including road numbers and even street names both in Fayetteville, NC and Marcus Hook, PA as well as every other town you may pass by on your way.
To cover the 437.01 mi that separate Marcus Hook from Fayetteville you are going to need between of fuel, considering you drive an average car (30 mpg) and , if you drive an SUV or a heavy car (20 mpg). If you drive a fuel efficient car (45 mpg), your consumption will only be .
Depending on the fuel efficiency level of your car, driving from Fayetteville to Marcus Hook will cost you between and . An average car would make the trip for . We calculate the route cost using real time average gas prices for the US and other costs such as tolls are not included in this calculation.
To help you plan your trip from Fayetteville to Marcus Hook, we offer a detailed map together with full, turn by turn, driving directions from Fayetteville, NC to Marcus Hook, PA.
The flying distance represent the straight distance from Fayetteville to Marcus Hook, the length of an hypothetical flight trip between the geographic center of Fayetteville, NC and the geographic center of Marcus Hook, PA. We also offer nearby airports to both Fayetteville to Marcus Hook and a flight ticket price comparison form, in case you want to make that hypothetical flight real :).