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1,000 less miles to travel for Notts County fans next season

Joe Jones
in Jimmy Sirrel Stand

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From the official Notts site:

The 2017-18 Sky Bet League Two season will see Notts County travel almost 1,000 fewer miles than they did in 2016-17.

With Portsmouth, Plymouth, Doncaster, Blackpool, Hartlepool and Leyton Orient replaced in the fourth tier by Port Vale, Swindon, Coventry, Chesterfield, Lincoln and Forest Green, Notts fans will be spending less time on the road when the new season comes around.

The shortest round trip will be the 32-mile journey to East Midlands rivals Mansfield Town, while Chesterfield (58 miles) and Lincoln (70 miles) are both nearby.

According to the AA's mileage calculator, the longest trip of the season will be to Exeter City, a 422-mile round journey, with Yeovil close behind at 402 miles.

It leaves the total mileage for the next campaign at 5,097 - a reduction of 955 miles from the 6,052 miles travelled last season.

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