Conversions

Knots to mph

Convert knots to miles per hour. Used in aviation, sailing, and weather forecasting.

1 knot = 1.15078 mph (nautical mile per hour)

Need the reverse? Try miles per hour → knots instead →

knots to miles per hour — reference table

knots (kn) miles per hour (mph)
5kn5.75mph
10kn11.51mph
15kn17.26mph
20kn23.02mph
25kn28.77mph
30kn34.52mph
50kn57.54mph
100kn115.08mph
200kn230.16mph

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How accurate are the conversions?
Knots to mph uses standard mathematical conversion formulas and displays results to up to 8 decimal places of precision.

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About Knots to mph

The knot is the standard unit of speed in maritime and aviation contexts worldwide, defined as one nautical mile (1,852 metres) per hour. One knot equals approximately 1.15078 miles per hour or 1.852 kilometres per hour. Knots to MPH conversion is useful when reading aviation weather reports and wind speed data in the United States, interpreting a ship's speed log or cruising itinerary, understanding air traffic control communications, and converting storm surge or hurricane wind speed forecasts between international and US formats.

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