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Col du Astor

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Chapel Street, St Kilda, Melbourne, City of Port Phillip, Victoria, 3182, Australia
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Climb Profile

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20 m25 m35 m40 m-2.5% from 0 m to 8 m-2.4% from 8 m to 16 m-2.5% from 16 m to 24 m-2.4% from 24 m to 33 m0.0% from 33 m to 41 m0.0% from 41 m to 50 m-2.3% from 50 m to 59 m0.0% from 59 m to 68 m0.0% from 68 m to 77 m-2.2% from 77 m to 86 m0.0% from 86 m to 96 m0.0% from 96 m to 105 m0.0% from 105 m to 114 m0.0% from 114 m to 123 m2.1% from 123 m to 133 m0.0% from 133 m to 142 m2.2% from 142 m to 151 m0.0% from 151 m to 159 m2.2% from 159 m to 168 m0.0% from 168 m to 177 m2.2% from 177 m to 187 m0.0% from 187 m to 196 m4.3% from 196 m to 205 m0.0% from 205 m to 215 m2.2% from 215 m to 224 m4.4% from 224 m to 233 m2.4% from 233 m to 241 m2.4% from 241 m to 250 m2.3% from 250 m to 258 m2.4% from 258 m to 266 m2.5% from 266 m to 274 m10.4% from 274 m to 282 m10.7% from 282 m to 290 m5.6% from 290 m to 297 m3.0% from 297 m to 303 m5.6% from 303 m to 311 m5.4% from 311 m to 318 m8.1% from 318 m to 325 m8.7% from 325 m to 332 m6.0% from 332 m to 339 m5.6% from 339 m to 346 m5.2% from 346 m to 354 m5.1% from 354 m to 362 m2.5% from 362 m to 370 m2.5% from 370 m to 378 m4.9% from 378 m to 386 m2.4% from 386 m to 394 m4.8% from 394 m to 403 m2.4% from 403 m to 411 m2.4% from 411 m to 419 m2.4% from 419 m to 428 m2.4% from 428 m to 436 m0.0% from 436 m to 445 m2.5% from 445 m to 453 m0.0% from 453 m to 461 m4.9% from 461 m to 469 m2.6% from 469 m to 477 m5.1% from 477 m to 485 m2.7% from 485 m to 492 m3.0% from 492 m to 499 m0.0% from 499 m to 505 m6.3% from 505 m to 511 m3.2% from 511 m to 518 m3.5% from 518 m to 523 m8.5% from 523 m to 528 m17.0% from 528 m to 533 m8.3% from 533 m to 538 m4.3% from 538 m to 542 m0.0% from 542 m to 547 m3.5% from 547 m to 553 m3.1% from 553 m to 560 m3.0% from 560 m to 566 m2.9% from 566 m to 573 m0.0% from 573 m to 579 m3.4% from 579 m to 585 m0.0% from 585 m to 591 m0.0% from 591 m to 596 m0.0% from 596 m to 600 m6.9% from 600 m to 603 m0.0% from 603 m to 604 m0.0% from 604 m to 606 m11.1% from 606 m to 608 m10.0% from 608 m to 610 m8.0% from 610 m to 612 m6.5% from 612 m to 615 m5.4% from 615 m to 619 m8.9% from 619 m to 623 m3.7% from 623 m to 629 m0.0% from 629 m to 635 m-1%1%4%5%3%4%5%0 m100 m200 m300 m400 m500 m600 m
Gradient key0-3%3-6%6-9%9-12%12-15%15%+

Climb Stats

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Climb categoryUncategorised
Distance0.63 km / 0.39 miles
Elevation gain16.6 m / 54 ft
Average gradient2.6%
Maximum gradient9.6%
Elevation high40 m / 131 ft
Elevation low22.2 m / 73 ft
Climb difficulty score1,662.65

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Climb Rank

How does this climb compare against every other climb in the world?

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This climb ranks 2,020,658th out of 2,710,652 worldwide cycling climbs.

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Ranked as the 64,865th most difficult cycling climb of all 97,639 climbs in Australia.

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Places 17,061st out of 25,936 cycling climbs in Victoria.

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Ranks 8,769th out of 14,727 cycling climbs in Melbourne.

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A local climb of note, this is the 8th most difficult cycling climb (out of 33 climbs) in St Kilda.

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