How far is Troy, NY from Babylon, NY?

Fastest route

The distance from Troy, New York to Babylon, New York is approximately 197 miles (317 kilometers). The fastest route is via I-87 S, and the estimated travel time is 3 hours and 47 minutes. This route includes tolls.

Directions

1. 🚗 Get on I-787 S in Watervliet from Congress St, NY-2 W, and 2nd Ave.

   • Start by heading north on Franklin St toward Congress St.
   • Turn left onto Congress St.
   • Use any lane to turn left onto River St.
   • River St will slightly turn right and become NY-2 W/Ferry St.
   • Continue to follow NY-2 W.
   • Turn right to merge onto I-787 S.

2. 🛣️ Follow I-87 S to Central Park Ave in Yonkers. Take exit 4 from I-87 S.

   • Follow I-87 S (toll road).
   • Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 1 to merge onto I-87 S (toll road).
   • Keep right at the fork to stay on I-87 S, following signs for N.Y.City/Saw Mill Pkwy (toll road).
   • Take exit 4 toward Cross County Pkwy/Mile Square Rd.

3. 🛣️ Take Hutchinson River Pkwy S, I-678 S, Cross Island Pkwy, I-495 E/Long Island Expy, and Southern State Pkwy to NY-109 E in Babylon. Take exit 33 from Southern State Pkwy.

   • Merge onto Central Park Ave.
   • Use the right lane to take the Cross County Pkwy ramp to Bronx River Pkwy.
   • Keep left, following signs for Bronx Pkwy/Sprain Pkwy.
   • Keep left and merge onto Cross County Pkwy.
   • Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 9 for Hutchinson Pkwy S toward Whitestone Bridge S.
   • Merge onto Hutchinson River Pkwy S.
   • Keep left to stay on Hutchinson River Pkwy S.
   • Keep left to continue on I-678 S (toll road).
   • Use the left lane to take exit 16 for Cross Island Pkwy S toward Eastern LI.
   • Continue onto Cross Island Pkwy.
   • Take exit 30E for Long Is Expy E.
   • Keep left, following signs for I-495 E/Long Island Expy/Eastern Long Is, and merge onto I-495 E/Long Island Expy.
   • Take exit 35 toward Shelter Rock Rd/Manhasset.
   • Turn right onto Shelter Rock Rd.
   • Use the right lane to take the Northern Parkway ramp to Hauppauge.
   • Merge onto Northern State Pkwy.
   • Keep left to stay on Northern State Pkwy.
   • Take exit 33 for Wantagh Pkwy South toward Jones Bch.
   • Keep left to continue toward Wantagh State Pkwy.
   • Continue onto Wantagh State Pkwy.
   • Take exit W4 E on the left for Southern State Pkwy E toward Eastern LI.
   • Merge onto Southern State Pkwy.
   • Take exit 33 to merge onto NY-109 E toward Babylon.

4. 🚙 Continue on NY-109 E. Drive to S Carll Ave in Babylon.

   • Continue on NY-109 E.
   • Drive to S Carll Ave.
   • Pass by Burger King (on the right in 1.3 mi).
   • Sharp left onto W Main St.
   • Turn right onto S Carll Ave.

Tips & Suggestions

• 📌 Make sure to check for tolls along the route and have cash or an electronic tolling device available, as some sections of the journey may require toll payments.
• ⛽ Plan your fuel stops along the way to ensure you have enough gas for the entire journey, especially for long stretches without service stations.
• 🚧 Be prepared for possible traffic congestion, especially during peak travel times. Consider checking for real-time traffic updates before starting your trip.
• 🍴 Pack some snacks and drinks for the journey, or plan to stop at rest areas or restaurants along the route to refuel yourself.
• 🚗 Keep a GPS or navigation app handy to assist with directions and provide real-time updates on the route.
• 🏨 If you plan to stay overnight in Babylon, make hotel reservations in advance to secure accommodation according to your preferences.
• 📞 In case of emergencies or unexpected events, keep important phone numbers handy, such as roadside assistance and local authorities.

Distance by Flight

Shortest distance between Troy and Babylon is 141.71 miles (228.06 km).

Flight distance from Troy, NY to Babylon, NY is 141.71 miles. Estimated flight time is 00 hours 23 minutes.

It takes 00 hours 21 minutes to travel from Troy to Babylon with an airplane (average speed of 550 miles).

Driving distance

The driving distance from Troy, New York to Babylon, New York is: 196.12 miles (315.63 km) by car.

Driving from Troy to Babylon will take approximately 03 hours 48 minutes.

#1 Troy

The most populous city in Rensselaer County, New York. It is located on the Hudson River in the eastern part of the state. Troy is known for its many parks and green spaces, its many historical sites, and its many attractions, such as the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute campus and the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall.

Population	48804
GPS Coordinates	42°43'42"N 73°41'30"W
Latitude	42.7284100
Longitude	-73.6917900
Altitude	10
Country	United States

#2 Babylon

A town in Suffolk County, New York. It is located on Long Island. Babylon is known for its many beaches, its many parks and green spaces, and its many attractions, such as the Babylon Historical Society and the Babylon Town Hall.

Population	218223
GPS Coordinates	40°41'44"N 73°19'32"W
Latitude	40.6956600
Longitude	-73.3256800
Altitude	2
Country	United States

Estimated Travel Time Between Troy and Babylon

The distance between Troy and Babylon is 316 km if you choose to drive by road. You can go 03 hours 30 minutes if you drive your car at an average speed of 90 kilometers / hour. For different choices, please review the avg. speed travel time table on the below.

There is no time difference between Troy and Babylon. The current time is 23:12:51.

Gas Consumption

A car with a fuel efficiency of 8.3 l/100 km will need 26.2 liters (6.92 gallon) of gas to cover the route between Troy and Babylon.
The estimated cost of gas to go from Troy to Babylon is $26.05 (diesel $32.49).

New York gas prices.

Take a look at our Gas Cost Calculator feature. It will figure out how much it will cost to drive this particular distance.

The average gas price (in New York ) per gallon of daily gas for calculations is $3.764 (Diesel $4.694) /gallon. Last changed prices on April 26, 2024.

How did we calculate the distance?

The place names are translated into coordinates to approximate the distance between Troy and Babylon (latitude and longitude). Cities, states, and countries each have their own regional center. The Haversine formula is used to measure the radius.