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Created with Highcharts 7.2.1DISTANCE IN KM0m25m50m75m100m125m00.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.911.11.21.31.41.5
Distance from Start (km) Height Above Sea Level (m) Comments
0.000123Start of longest downhill
0.090122Lowest Point
0.180122 
0.270122 
0.360122 
0.450122 
0.540122 
0.630122 
0.720122 
0.810122Steepest uphill
0.900124 
0.990125Highest Point
1.080125 
1.170124Steepest downhill
1.260122 
1.350122 
1.440122 
1.530123 
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SELECTED SECTION: 1.610 km
Distance 1.610 km   Ascent / Descent (Raw) 4 m / 4 m
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-5 m+
  Ascent/Descent (Filtered) 0 m / 0 m
Lowest Point 122 m (at 0.09 km)   Highest Point 125 m (at 0.99 km)
Uphill 0.27 km (16.8%)   Downhill 0.27 km (16.8%)
Flat 0.99 km (61.5%)   Height Gain 3 m
Steepest Uphill +2.2% (at 0.81 km)   Steepest Downhill -2.2% (at 1.17 km)
Longest Uphill 0.27 km (at 0.81 km)   Longest Downhill 0.81 km (at 0.00 km)
Ascent Rate 2 m/km   Descent Rate 2 m/km
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Category 4
Category 3
Category 2
Category 1
Hors Catégorie
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About Climb Categories

To work out the Category of a climb, we multiply the length of the climb in metres by the gradient of the climb in percent to determine a score. This score is then used to determine the Category as follows:
Category 4 8000 or above
Category 3 16000 or above
Category 2 32000 or above
Category 1 64000 or above
Hors Catégorie 80000 or above

For example, a climb that goes on for 1km at an average gradient of 12.5% has a score of 1000 x 12.5 = 12500, which equates to Category 4.

 
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