"195 km, 26. 2 miles), but non-standard distances are also acceptable . The "Round the Bays" run in Auckland, New Zealand is 8. 4 km (5. 2 miles), the SBLI Falmouth Road Race in Falmouth Cape Cod is 7 miles long, San Francisco's "Bay to Breakers" is 12 km (7. 46 miles); "City to Surf" in Sydney, Australia is 14 km, Honolulu's "Great Aloha Run" is 8. 15 miles (13. Dually Running Boards12 km), and the "Charleston Distance Run" in Charleston, West Virginia is 15 miles (24. 14 km). "

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