SAINTS and their supporters are going to rack up serious miles on the road, rails and by air this season following their club in the Championship.
After 11 campaigns in the Premier League, the St Mary's side return to a 46-game schedule and with it come even more northern away days.
London sides QPR and Millwall, Hertfordshire's Watford and Bristol City represent the closest opposition while both Sunderland and Middlesbrough are around 300 miles away.
Using the best driving route given, we have calculated the total distance Saints will travel as they look to reclaim their Premier League status...
Birmingham City
135 miles - St Andrew's
Capacity: 29,409
Blackburn Rovers
250 miles - Ewood Park
Capacity: 31,367
Bristol City
106 miles - Ashton Gate Stadium
Capacity: 27,000
Cardiff City
138 miles - Cardiff City Stadium
Capacity: 33,280
Coventry City
127 miles - Coventry Building Society Arena
Capacity: 32,609
Huddersfield Town
230 miles - Kirklees Stadium
Capacity: 24,121
Hull City
237 miles - MKM Stadium
Capacity: 25,586
Ipswich Town
168 miles - Portman Road
Attendance: 29,673
Leeds United
234 miles - Elland Road
Capacity: 37,608
Leicester City
141 miles - King Power Stadium
Capacity: 32,262
Middlesbrough
291 miles - Riverside Stadium
Capacity: 34,742
Millwall
117 miles - The Den
Capacity: 20,146
Norwich City
204 miles - Carrow Road
Capacity: 27,359
Plymouth Argyle
151 miles - Home Park
Capacity: 17,900
Preston North End
247 miles - Deepdale
Capacity: 23,404
Queens Park Rangers
76 miles - Loftus Road
Capacity: 18,439
Rotherham United
203 miles - New York Stadium
Capacity: 12,021
Sheffield Wednesday
208 miles - Hillsborough Stadium
Capacity: 34,854
Stoke City
183 miles - bet365 Stadium
Capacity: 30,089
Sunderland
316 miles - Stadium of Light
Capacity: 49,000
Swansea City
175 miles - Swansea.com Stadium
Capacity: 21,088
Watford
80 miles - Vicarage Road
Capacity: 22,200
West Bromwich Albion
146 miles - The Hawthorns
Capacity: 26,850
Total: 4,163
Round trip: 8,326
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