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To help compare different orders of magnitude, this page lists lengths starting at 10⁷ m (10 Mm or 10,000 km).

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10,000 km is

10,000 km — Approximate altitude of the outer boundary of the exosphere
10,001 km — Length of the Meridian of Paris from the North Pole to the Equator (this was the original definition of the metre).
15,134 km — Coastline of New Zealand
19,924 km — Coastline of the United States
21,925 km — Coastline of Norway
25,760 km — Coastline of Australia
40,000 km — Coastline of Finland (including islands) [link]
60,000 km — Total length of the mid-ocean ridges

12,104 km — Diameter of Venus
12,742 km — Diameter of Earth
12,900 km — Minimum distance of the meteoroid 2004 FU₁₆₂ from the center of Earth on March 31, 2004, closest on record
14,000 km — Smallest diameter of Jupiter's Great Red Spot
15,000 km — Diameter of Sirius B, a white dwarf
34,770 km — Minimum distance of the asteroid 99942 Apophis on April 13, 2029 from the center of Earth
35,786 km — Altitude of geostationary orbit
40,005 km — Polar circumference of the Earth
40,077 km — Equatorial circumference of the Earth
49,528 km — Diameter of Neptune
51,118 km — Diameter of Uranus

13,300 km - Length of roads being rehabilitated and widened under the National Highway Development Programme (launched in 1998) in India

Distances longer than 10⁸ m

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