London is a major city in England, and calculating the exact distance from your location requires knowing your specific position, such as city or coordinates. Based on your listed location "T1, T1," which doesn't match a standard place (possibly a placeholder or code), I can't pinpoint an accurate figure without more details like your city, country, or GPS. Tools like online calculators suggest using sites such as distancecalculator.globefeed.com for precise measurements.

Distance Estimation

If you're in the UK, distances to London are typically short. For example:

  • Birmingham: ~101 miles (driving).
  • Manchester: ~200 miles.
  • Edinburgh: ~400 miles straight-line.

Outside the UK, it's farther—e.g., New York to London is about 3,500 miles by air.

How to Find Your Distance

Use a calculator:

  1. Enter "London, UK" as destination.
  2. Input your address or "T1, T1" (if valid).
  3. Choose straight-line or driving.

Travel Options

  • Driving : Accounts for roads, often longer than straight-line.
  • Flying : Fastest for long distances.
  • Public transport : Check National Rail for UK trains.

TL;DR : Provide your city for an exact distance; "T1, T1" yields no match—try a calculator tool online.

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