How wide is Ganymede, the biggest moon in the solar system?
5,268 kmAbout 3,273 miles · Planet-sized
About 5,268 km.
A red kangaroo would need about 660,000 hops (8 m each) to cover it.
🌕5,268 km
🌉LA to San Francisco
To scale: Ganymede is about 9.4× bigger than LA to San Francisco.
Things about the same size
- How wide is the contiguous United States?4,500 km
- How wide is the Sahara, west to east?4,800 km
- How wide is Mercury?4,879 km
- How long is the Mekong?4,909 km
- How wide is Titan, Saturn's biggest moon?5,150 km
- How far is London from New York?5,570 km
- How long is the Yangtze?6,300 km
- How far is it to the centre of the Earth?6,371 km
Many real things vary in size, so we use a typical or official figure. Spotted a mistake? Email [email protected].