Site index · 2026
Every page on Nation Moving
142 editorial and corridor pages, listed in full below, plus a 51-state origin tier covering 3,144 counties and 6,156 Census places. The corridor set runs from California to Nevada at 285 miles up to California to Florida at 2,650 — 25,115 tracked interstate miles in total, carrying roughly 981,000 household moves a year.
Every distance, delivery window, drive time and dollar range on this site is computed by the same rate and distance engines, so a figure on a corridor page agrees with the one on its metro pair, its state hub and the quote quiz. The machine-readable list lives at /sitemap.xml; this page is the one built to be read.
Start here
The four pages that answer most of what people arrive asking, in the order they usually ask it.
- How far is it? Driving distance between states — 24 corridors and 70 metro pairs, with drive time
- What a long-distance move costs — the rate model, by home size and distance band
- How to choose a long-distance mover — authority, insurance, and the questions that matter
- Shipping a car cross-country — 5-page vehicle transport cluster
Interstate corridors (24)
One page per state-to-state lane, busiest first. Each carries the corridor's real driving distance, the drive time behind the wheel, the van-line delivery window once loaded, a cost table by home size, and destination tax, cost-of-living and DMV facts.
- California to Texas — 1,400 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- New York to Florida — 1,160 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- California to Arizona — 375 mi · 2–4 day delivery
- California to Washington — 1,135 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- Washington to California — 1,000 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- California to Nevada — 285 mi · 2–4 day delivery
- Georgia to Florida — 460 mi · 2–4 day delivery
- Illinois to Florida — 1,200 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- Texas to Florida — 1,150 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- Florida to Texas — 1,150 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- Pennsylvania to Florida — 1,050 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- California to Florida — 2,650 mi · 6–12 day delivery
- Illinois to Texas — 970 mi · 2–5 day delivery
- California to Oregon — 850 mi · 2–5 day delivery
- New Jersey to Florida — 1,075 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- New York to North Carolina — 560 mi · 2–5 day delivery
- Florida to North Carolina — 650 mi · 2–5 day delivery
- Michigan to Florida — 1,180 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- California to Colorado — 1,015 mi · 3–7 day delivery
- New York to Texas — 1,600 mi · 4–8 day delivery
- Texas to Colorado — 850 mi · 2–5 day delivery
- New York to Georgia — 880 mi · 2–5 day delivery
- California to Idaho — 720 mi · 2–5 day delivery
- Illinois to Arizona — 1,750 mi · 4–8 day delivery
Metro-pair lanes (70)
City-to-city corridors, grouped under the state lane that parents them and sorted shortest first. Distances here are the real metro-to-metro figures, not the statewide average: the shortest lane on the site is Los Angeles to Las Vegas at 270 miles, the longest Los Angeles to Miami at 2,735.
CA → TX · California to Texas
- San Diego to Austin — 1,360 mi · 25 hr 15 min drive
- Los Angeles to Dallas — 1,435 mi · 26 hr 45 min drive
- Los Angeles to Houston — 1,550 mi · 28 hr 45 min drive
NY → FL · New York to Florida
- New York to Orlando — 1,080 mi · 20 hr 15 min drive
- New York to Tampa — 1,130 mi · 21 hr drive
- New York to Miami — 1,285 mi · 23 hr 45 min drive
CA → AZ · California to Arizona
- San Diego to Phoenix — 355 mi · 6 hr 30 min drive
- Los Angeles to Phoenix — 375 mi · 7 hr drive
- Los Angeles to Tucson — 480 mi · 9 hr drive
CA → WA · California to Washington
- Sacramento to Seattle — 750 mi · 13 hr 45 min drive
- San Francisco to Seattle — 810 mi · 15 hr drive
- Los Angeles to Seattle — 1,135 mi · 21 hr drive
WA → CA · Washington to California
- Spokane to Sacramento — 800 mi · 15 hr drive
- Seattle to San Francisco — 810 mi · 15 hr drive
- Seattle to Los Angeles — 1,135 mi · 21 hr drive
CA → NV · California to Nevada
- Los Angeles to Las Vegas — 270 mi · 5 hr drive
- San Diego to Las Vegas — 330 mi · 6 hr drive
- San Francisco to Las Vegas — 570 mi · 10 hr 45 min drive
GA → FL · Georgia to Florida
- Atlanta to Orlando — 440 mi · 8 hr drive
- Atlanta to Tampa — 460 mi · 8 hr 45 min drive
- Atlanta to Miami — 660 mi · 12 hr 15 min drive
IL → FL · Illinois to Florida
- Chicago to Orlando — 1,170 mi · 21 hr 30 min drive
- Chicago to Tampa — 1,190 mi · 22 hr 15 min drive
- Chicago to Miami — 1,380 mi · 25 hr 30 min drive
TX → FL · Texas to Florida
- Dallas to Orlando — 1,080 mi · 20 hr 15 min drive
- San Antonio to Tampa — 1,150 mi · 21 hr 15 min drive
- Houston to Miami — 1,190 mi · 22 hr 15 min drive
FL → TX · Florida to Texas
- Orlando to Dallas — 1,080 mi · 20 hr 15 min drive
- Tampa to San Antonio — 1,150 mi · 21 hr 15 min drive
- Miami to Houston — 1,190 mi · 22 hr 15 min drive
PA → FL · Pennsylvania to Florida
- Pittsburgh to Orlando — 940 mi · 17 hr 30 min drive
- Philadelphia to Tampa — 1,000 mi · 18 hr 45 min drive
- Philadelphia to Miami — 1,200 mi · 22 hr 15 min drive
CA → FL · California to Florida
- Los Angeles to Orlando — 2,510 mi · 46 hr 30 min drive
- San Francisco to Tampa — 2,720 mi · 50 hr 15 min drive
- Los Angeles to Miami — 2,735 mi · 50 hr 30 min drive
IL → TX · Illinois to Texas
- Chicago to Dallas — 925 mi · 17 hr 15 min drive
- Chicago to Houston — 1,085 mi · 20 hr 15 min drive
- Chicago to Austin — 1,160 mi · 21 hr 30 min drive
CA → OR · California to Oregon
- Sacramento to Portland — 580 mi · 10 hr 45 min drive
- San Francisco to Portland — 635 mi · 11 hr 45 min drive
- Los Angeles to Portland — 965 mi · 17 hr 45 min drive
NJ → FL · New Jersey to Florida
- Trenton to Tampa — 1,050 mi · 19 hr 30 min drive
- Jersey City to Orlando — 1,075 mi · 19 hr 45 min drive
- Newark to Miami — 1,280 mi · 23 hr 45 min drive
NY → NC · New York to North Carolina
- New York to Raleigh — 505 mi · 9 hr 30 min drive
- New York to Charlotte — 630 mi · 11 hr 45 min drive
- Buffalo to Charlotte — 720 mi · 13 hr 15 min drive
FL → NC · Florida to North Carolina
- Jacksonville to Charlotte — 385 mi · 7 hr 15 min drive
- Orlando to Raleigh — 590 mi · 11 hr drive
- Miami to Charlotte — 730 mi · 13 hr 30 min drive
MI → FL · Michigan to Florida
- Detroit to Orlando — 1,160 mi · 21 hr 30 min drive
- Detroit to Tampa — 1,180 mi · 21 hr 45 min drive
- Grand Rapids to Miami — 1,420 mi · 26 hr 30 min drive
CA → CO · California to Colorado
- Los Angeles to Denver — 1,015 mi · 18 hr 45 min drive
- San Diego to Denver — 1,090 mi · 20 hr 15 min drive
- San Francisco to Denver — 1,250 mi · 23 hr 15 min drive
NY → TX · New York to Texas
- New York to Dallas — 1,550 mi · 28 hr 45 min drive
- New York to Houston — 1,630 mi · 30 hr 15 min drive
- New York to Austin — 1,740 mi · 32 hr 15 min drive
TX → CO · Texas to Colorado
- Dallas to Denver — 780 mi · 14 hr 15 min drive
- Austin to Denver — 920 mi · 17 hr drive
- Houston to Denver — 1,030 mi · 19 hr drive
NY → GA · New York to Georgia
- New York to Atlanta — 870 mi · 16 hr drive
- Buffalo to Atlanta — 950 mi · 17 hr 30 min drive
CA → ID · California to Idaho
- Sacramento to Boise — 580 mi · 10 hr 45 min drive
- San Francisco to Boise — 645 mi · 12 hr drive
- Los Angeles to Boise — 800 mi · 15 hr drive
IL → AZ · Illinois to Arizona
- Chicago to Phoenix — 1,750 mi · 32 hr 30 min drive
- Chicago to Tucson — 1,830 mi · 34 hr drive
State hubs (21)
Outbound hubs cover leaving a state: every tracked lane out of it, the mileage bands those lanes cross, and the state-line geography that decides whether a short move is federally regulated. Inbound hubs cover arriving: which origins the lanes come from, how long delivery takes from each, and the clock that starts the day you get there.
Moving out of a state
- Moving from California — 8 tracked lanes
- Moving from Florida — 2 tracked lanes
- Moving from Georgia — 1 tracked lane
- Moving from Illinois — 3 tracked lanes
- Moving from Michigan — 1 tracked lane
- Moving from New Jersey — 1 tracked lane
- Moving from New York — 4 tracked lanes
- Moving from Pennsylvania — 1 tracked lane
- Moving from Texas — 2 tracked lanes
- Moving from Washington — 1 tracked lane
Moving into a state
- Moving to Arizona — 2 inbound lanes
- Moving to California — 1 inbound lane
- Moving to Colorado — 2 inbound lanes
- Moving to Florida — 8 inbound lanes
- Moving to Georgia — 1 inbound lane
- Moving to Idaho — 1 inbound lane
- Moving to Nevada — 1 inbound lane
- Moving to North Carolina — 2 inbound lanes
- Moving to Oregon — 1 inbound lane
- Moving to Texas — 4 inbound lanes
- Moving to Washington — 1 inbound lane
Distance, cost and choosing a mover
The three pillars the corridor pages feed into.
- How far is it? State-to-state and metro-to-metro driving distances — every corridor and pair, with drive time and delivery window
- Long-distance moving cost — how the per-mile bands and home-size multipliers actually work
- Long-distance movers — USDOT and MC authority, valuation coverage, and broker red flags
Car shipping (5)
Auto transport as its own regulated lane, priced from published open-carrier bands rather than invented figures.
- Cross-country car shipping — the pillar: how the lane works end to end
- How much does it cost to ship a car?
- Open vs. enclosed transport
- Door-to-door vs. terminal-to-terminal
- How to ship a car across the country
Moving guides (10)
Cornerstone guides. Every dollar figure in them comes from the same rate model as the corridor pages and the quiz.
Cost & budget
- Cheapest Way to Move Across the Country — 9 min read
- Moving Containers vs. Full-Service Movers — 8 min read
Planning & timing
- 8-Week Interstate Moving Checklist — 8 min read
- Best Time to Move Cross-Country — 7 min read
- Packing for a Long-Distance Move — 8 min read
- How Far in Advance to Book Interstate Movers — 6 min read
Safety & your rights
- How to Avoid Moving Broker Scams — 8 min read
- Your Rights on an Interstate Move (FMCSA) — 9 min read
Logistics & extras
- Shipping a Car Cross-Country — 7 min read
- Moving Cross-Country with Pets & Kids — 7 min read
Carrier directory
Members published by name with their USDOT and MC numbers. Categories are move types, not quality tiers, and nothing here is ranked or rated.
Movers by location (51 states)
Origin pages for every US state, county and Census place. Each state links through to its counties, and each county to its towns — 3,144 counties and 6,156 places in total, every one carrying real distances to the destination states above.
National
- Movers by state, county and town — the national origin hub
Northeast
- Connecticut — 9 counties
- Maine — 16 counties
- Massachusetts — 14 counties
- New Hampshire — 10 counties
- New Jersey — 21 counties
- New York — 62 counties
- Pennsylvania — 67 counties
- Rhode Island — 5 counties
- Vermont — 14 counties
Midwest
South
- Alabama — 67 counties
- Arkansas — 75 counties
- Delaware — 3 counties
- District of Columbia — 1 counties
- Florida — 67 counties
- Georgia — 159 counties
- Kentucky — 120 counties
- Louisiana — 64 counties
- Maryland — 24 counties
- Mississippi — 82 counties
- North Carolina — 100 counties
- Oklahoma — 77 counties
- South Carolina — 46 counties
- Tennessee — 95 counties
- Texas — 254 counties
- Virginia — 133 counties
- West Virginia — 55 counties
West
- Alaska — 30 counties
- Arizona — 15 counties
- California — 58 counties
- Colorado — 64 counties
- Hawaii — 5 counties
- Idaho — 44 counties
- Montana — 56 counties
- Nevada — 17 counties
- New Mexico — 33 counties
- Oregon — 36 counties
- Utah — 29 counties
- Washington — 39 counties
- Wyoming — 23 counties
About and policies
Pages that exist but are deliberately kept out of this index and out of the XML sitemap: the quote form and its confirmation page, the carrier application form, and the paid-traffic landing pages. All of them carry a noindex directive, so listing them here would advertise pages that search engines are told not to keep.