How wide is Saturn, counting its rings?

Saturn is about 280,000 km (173,984 mi) across, counting its rings.

Size source: nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov

Compared with things you know

About 22 times as wide as Earth (12,742 km)
About 20% as wide as the Sun (1,391,400 km)

Saturn with rings 280,000 km
Sun 1,391,400 km

Drawn to scale: Saturn with rings, 280,000 km across · Sun, 1,391,400 km across

Did you know?

Saturn’s ring system is about 280,000 km wide, yet the main rings are typically only about 10 m (30 ft) thick.

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