How long would it take to walk 10000 miles?

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Well if you take 10 minutes to walk each mile and you don't stop by continuously walking... it would take approximately 69 and a half daysSource(s):<span>10 minutes x 10,000 miles= 100,000 minutes
100,000 minutes/ 60 minutes (1 hour)= 1,666.66667 hours

1,666.66667 hours/ 24 hours (1 day)= 69.4444446 days
69.4444446 days rounds to 69.5 days which means that would be about 2 months and a week.</span>

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