Safar.

Are you a Musāfir? Check the distance between your town and your destination. If the drive from leaving your town to entering your destination is 61.36 miles or more, one way, you're a Musāfir.

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Town line to town line

Enter where you're starting and where you're going. Safar measures the road from where you leave your town to where you enter your destination, one way. At 61.36 miles or more, you're a Musāfir; under that, you're not. The full door-to-door distance is shown too.

2

Pick your route

Google suggests a few driving routes, and each one gets its own ruling. One route can be over 61.36 miles while a shorter one isn't, so pick the route you'll actually drive.

3

Real borders, nationwide

Town lines come from full-precision US Census maps for all 50 states and DC. When an address sits inside several borders, the most specific one wins: a city before a township, a township before a county division. You can switch any of them off in Settings. If an address has no border at all, Safar measures from the address itself and tells you so.

Ready to check?

Type two addresses and pick the route you'll drive. The ruling is only as good as the routing and border data, so check both on the map.

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