In this article, we take a look at how far fans of every 2022/23 National League club must travel from longest to shortest distance (miles).
A week before the new set of fifth tier fixtures are out, there will be thousands of diehard football fans who follow their team all over the country planning for the new campaign ahead.
Stockport County, Grimsby Town, Weymouth, King’s Lynn Town and Dover Athletic were the sides replaced, meaning for those who do the hard miles to watch away from home, there are certainly going to be a number of long trips on the horizon.
Oldham Athletic and Scunthorpe United were relegated from League Two while York City, Dorking Wanderers, Gateshead and Maidstone won promotion from the second tier on non league.
So we have taken a look at how far fans of every National League club must travel according to TheStatsZone and ranked from least to most distance travelled.
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GATESHEAD
Gateshead supporters will have to travel a total of 5584 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 242.8.
Their longest journey will be Torquay United (385 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is York City (85 miles).
The current odds for Gateshead to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 66/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 5/1.
TORQUAY
Torquay supporters will have to travel a total of 5143 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 223.6.
Their longest journey will be Gateshead (385 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Yeovil Town (67 miles).
The current odds for Torquay to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 16/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 5/4.
YORK
York supporters will have to travel a total of 4127 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 179.4.
Their longest journey will be Torquay United (319 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is FC Halifax Town (51 miles) .
The current odds for York to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 40/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 11/4.
YEOVIL
Yeovil supporters will have to travel a total of 4104 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 178.4.
Their longest journey will be Gateshead (356 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Torquay United (67 miles).
The current odds for Yeovil to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 33/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 9/4.
HALIFAX
FC Halifax Town supporters will have to travel a total of 3873 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 168.4.
Their longest journey will be Torquay United (294 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Oldham Athletic (23 miles).
The current odds for Halifax to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 18/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 5/4.
OLDHAM
Oldham supporters will have to travel a total of 3853 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 167.5.
Their longest journey will be Torquay United (269 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Altrincham (23 miles).
The current odds for Oldham to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 18/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 11/8.
WREXHAM
Wrexham supporters will have to travel a total of 3832 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 166.6.
Their longest journey will be Torquay United (251 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Altrincham (43 miles).
The current odds for Wrexham to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 6/4 while a top seven finish is listed at 1/9.
SCUNTHORPE
Scunthorpe supporters will have to travel a total of 3699 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 160.8.
Their longest journey will be Torquay United (295 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Chesterfield (52 miles).
The current odds for Scunthorpe to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 25/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 2/1.
ALTRINCHAM
Altrincham supporters will have to travel a total of 3593 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 156.2.
Their longest journey will be Torquay United (249 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Oldham Athletic (23 miles).
The current odds for Alty to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 100/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 7/1.
MAIDSTONE
Maidstone United supporters will have to travel a total of 3294 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 143.2.
Their longest journey will be Gateshead (312 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Bromley (30 miles).
The current odds for Maidstone to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 200/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 10/1.
EASTLEIGH
Eastleigh supporters will have to travel a total of 3291 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 143.1.
Their longest journey will be Gateshead (316 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Aldershot Town (41 miles).
The current odds for Eastleigh to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 100/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 7/1.
SOUTHEND
Southend supporters will have to travel a total of 3289 miles to watch their team away from home with the average amount of miles on the road set at 143.0.
Their longest journey will be Gateshead (298 miles) while the shortest for travelling fans is Dagenham & Redbridge (30 miles).
The current odds for Southend to win the league, according to Sky Bet, is at 22/1 while a top seven finish is listed at 13/8.
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