nautical mile
admiralty mile

About a hundred and eight nautical miles, give or take a few.

When he is not there, planes must stay 5 nautical miles or 12,500 feet away.

I would therefore also like to comment on the 24 nautical miles question.

The missile probably had a range of no more than six nautical miles, he knew.

The family spent three years at sea, traveling 24,000 nautical miles.

Can do 18 knots with a range or 65 nautical miles.

They have a range 600 nautical miles at 15 knots.

They did not complete it, failing by only 289 nautical miles.

It's only about thirty nautical miles, so he's probably there already.

The lens was powerful enough to project the light up to 20 nautical miles.

This is limited to 20 nautical miles between two ports.

The nautical mile is used for sea or air travel.

A range of up to six nautical miles is possible in optimal conditions.

It came within 180 km (97 nautical miles) before having to turn back.

August 2011 - Two live fire tests of 45 nautical miles range.

At latest report, the search area had reached 289,080 square nautical miles.

Tucson was about one hundred nautical miles from their home base.

Its precision was to the level of six nautical miles within a grid.

The range of the white sector amounts to 23.3 nautical miles.

The nautical mile per hour is known as the knot.

It was 47 ft high, and visible for 10 nautical miles.

I knew that its cruising speed was 115 nautical miles an hour.

Receiving ranges of up to three nautical miles are standard.

This required a shorter daily average of around 13 nautical miles.

All are between one and two nautical miles away.