Fuel Cost to Drive between Tennessee and Oregon
The cost of driving from Tennessee (TN) to Oregon (OR) is:
$205.09 one-way / $410.18 round trip
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Map from Tennessee to Oregon
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The total fuel cost of driving from Tennessee to Oregon (one-way) is $205.09 at current gas prices.
The round trip cost would be $410.18 to go from Tennessee to Oregon and back to Tennessee again.
Regular fuel costs are around $2.63 per gallon for your trip. This calculation assumes that your vehicle gets an average gas mileage of 25 mpg for a mix of city and highway driving.
If you prefer international units, the equivalent petrol pump price is 69.4 cents/litre. This assumes a typical fuel economy of 9.4 L/100 km.
You'll go through 78.1 gallons of gas during this trip. This is equal to 295.5 litres.
These results are based on the straight line distance from Tennessee to Oregon, which is 1952 miles or 3141 kilometers.
Your trip begins in the state of Tennessee. The price of regular gas is currently averaging $2.50 in Tennessee.
Your trip ends in the state of Oregon. The price of regular gas is around $2.76 in Oregon.
Are you driving the other direction? The distance may be different depending on the specific roads you take, so you can check the reverse fuel cost from Oregon to Tennessee.
Gas prices were last updated on Saturday, November 21st, 2009. Currently, we only have exact data for locations in the United States. To improve the accuracy of your fuel cost estimate, you can enter the actual price you pay at the local pump in the table below.
fuel costs
The following chart displays the difference in total cost of driving given varying fuel grades. If your car requires higher octane gas, you can find out how much more it will cost you to drive between Tennessee and Oregon.
| Fuel grade | Avg Price | Trip Cost |
| Regular | $2.63 | $205.09 |
| Mid-Grade | $2.78 | $216.72 |
| Premium | $2.86 | $223.36 |
| Diesel | $2.78 | $216.80 |
Tennessee (TN)
State: TennesseeCountry: United States
Category: states
Average gas price in Tennessee: $2.50
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Oregon (OR)
State: OregonCountry: United States
Category: states
Average gas price in Oregon: $2.76
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