Pairs of November Marathons in different states up to 500 miles between cities on consecutive days - Double Stater

Pairs of November Marathons in different states up to 500 miles between cities on consecutive days
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480 miles point to point between cities
Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
Cross County Trail Marathon
52
492 miles point to point between cities
Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
Harrisburg Marathon
53
498 miles point to point between cities
Mighty Missouri Relay
Fort Worth Marathon
54
42 miles point to point between cities
Southwest Series - Day 1 - NM
Southwest Series - Day 2 - CO
55
89 miles point to point between cities
Southwest Series - Day 2 - CO
Southwest Series - Day 3 - UT
56
182 miles point to point between cities
Southwest Series - Day 3 - UT
Southwest Series - Day 4 - AZ
57
157 miles point to point between cities
Southwest Series - Day 4 - AZ
Southwest Series - Day 5 - NV
58
41 miles point to point between cities
Southwest Series - Day 5 - NV
Southwest Series - Day 6 - CA
59
287 miles point to point between cities
Southwest Series - Day 6 - CA
Monument Valley Marathon
60
298 miles point to point between cities
Richmond Marathon
Queens Marathon

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The Selected State is applied to only 1 of the races in the pair. The other race will not be in the specified state.

If a race starts and ends in different cities, the Start City is used for this search.

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