Other than Mt. Shasta, I think this is the supercharger with the closest next supercharger, in California anyway. It's just down the road a piece (peace?)
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Which are the two closest Superchargers?
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MarcG
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I think the San Mateo ones are close to each other. But yes, Shasta takes the cake.
I wonder if Best Western didn't want to give them more parking spaces in their lot to expand the original 4-stall SC..
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The Mt. Shasta superchargers are 0.3 miles apart (111 and 134 Morgan Way, respectively.)
The Fairfield superchargers are 1.3 miles apart, just across highway 80.
The San Mateo superchargers are 2.0 miles apart, just across highway 92.
The Sunnyvale and Cupertino superchargers are 4.1 miles apart (taking Wolfe/El Camino).
The Monterey Seaside and Del Monte Center superchargers are 4.5 miles apart.
Focusing on Monterey-Seaside: it's farther away from the other one than you might have thought.
The Fairfield superchargers are 1.3 miles apart, just across highway 80.
The San Mateo superchargers are 2.0 miles apart, just across highway 92.
The Sunnyvale and Cupertino superchargers are 4.1 miles apart (taking Wolfe/El Camino).
The Monterey Seaside and Del Monte Center superchargers are 4.5 miles apart.
Focusing on Monterey-Seaside: it's farther away from the other one than you might have thought.
thecloud
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Downey has two that are 1.6 miles apart, but they're urban chargers. I guess we're counting those too? The San Jose ones were >5 miles apart so didn't list them. However, I forgot about the new Pleasanton supercharger next to Dublin! Those are only 2.3 miles apart.
(Might be time for a "Shortest distance between two superchargers" thread now...)
(Edit #2: well, that certainly didn't take long!)
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Semantics to be sure, but given that typical user interfaces dont differentiate, the thought experiment would be confusing to more folks to exclude urban chargers unless described as ‘120kw+ only Superchargers.
South San Jose. They’re 1.9mi apart.
swaltner
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The two locations in Madison, WI are less than half a mile apart.
cpa
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Either driving from the motel down Morgan Way to the strip mall parking lot and heading for the chargers, or returning to Lake St. and entering the parking lot from the alley between the gas station and Black Bear Diner does not seem to be 500 yards. My rough guess is that those routes are less than a quarter-mile.
But on foot they are only about 75 yards apart.
There are 3 in downtown Miami, FL (Brickell) that are very close together. The closest pair aren't quite as close as Mt. Shasta's, but not much further. All 3 of them are within about 2-4 blocks from each other: Find Us | Tesla
thecloud
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Santana Row, and Santana Row valet (San Jose, CA). Same parking structure, just on different floors. 
KathyApplebaum
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Didn't see Folsom mentioned - Iron Point and Palladio are 4.4 miles apart, at opposite ends of Iron Point Road.
I think the Superchargers at the Fallon Road exit on highway 580 may get the award. Both are on same exit.
One is on the south side of the highway at the outlet malls and has 20 stalls. The new one will open soon (equipment mostly in place) on the north side of the highway at Target and has 14 stalls. The distance between the two is less than 1/2 of a mile.
One is on the south side of the highway at the outlet malls and has 20 stalls. The new one will open soon (equipment mostly in place) on the north side of the highway at Target and has 14 stalls. The distance between the two is less than 1/2 of a mile.
2 Roseville Ca Superchargers
Supercharger - Roseville, CA - Ridge at Creekside (under construction Nov 2019, 20 Urban chargers)
Supercharger - Roseville, CA - Ridge at Creekside (under construction Nov 2019, 20 Urban chargers)
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