How Far Does Santa Have To Travel

Santa

Have you ever wondered how far Santa has to travel to get to your house?

You can find out how far it is between the North Pole and your house by using the tool below. You will also be able to see a map showing the route Santa will take from the North Pole to your house.

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Paris, France

Berlin, Germany

Tokyo, Japan

About Santa

Santa holds a huge list of children who have been good throughout the year. This list has the addresses, post codes and ZIP codes of all the children. The population of the world right now is 6,630,000,000 so if 27% of the worlds population is below 15 years old then Santa has had to visit 1,790,100,000 children (nearly 2 billion). The list, of course, gets bigger each year as the earths population grows.

Santa has less and less time every year to delivery all the presents to the good children on Christmas Eve, but you can find out how far he has to travel to get from the North Pole to your house.

Please contact Free Map Tools if you experience any problems using this tool.

Previous Comments For This Page

This is cute, but... I know you don't have many choices as to projections with Google Maps, but this is just the wrong projection for this purpose! It greatly misrepresents and exaggerates distances towards the poles. Santa does travel far every Christmas Eve, but not that far! No fault of yours, it's just one of the annoying properties of Google maps.
By Eric on 16/01/2008

Yes it should. Thanks.
By Free Map Tools on 27/12/2007

Shouldn't that read he visits almost 2 BILLION children?
By Greasy Spot on 27/12/2007

fun little tool
By Luiz Lopes on 21/12/2007

Hi Santa Wow you travel a long way in a short amount of time
By Kara on 20/12/2007

kool santa this is zach if i be good cen i get guitar hero 3 rock of legends please
By zary ferl on 18/12/2007

Thanks! The kids loved this!
By Sam. on 17/11/2007

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