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N253-1 Climb

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ER 253-1, Soltroia, Carvalhal, Grândola, Alcácer do Sal, Setúbal, 7580-640, Portugal
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Climb Profile

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-110 m-70 m-35 m5 m19.6% from 0 m to 5 m31.4% from 5 m to 10 m40.8% from 10 m to 15 m47.1% from 15 m to 20 m48.0% from 20 m to 25 m51.0% from 25 m to 30 m51.0% from 30 m to 35 m56.0% from 35 m to 40 m56.0% from 40 m to 45 m46.4% from 45 m to 51 m44.8% from 51 m to 57 m46.4% from 57 m to 62 m42.9% from 62 m to 68 m46.4% from 68 m to 74 m45.6% from 74 m to 79 m44.1% from 79 m to 85 m40.7% from 85 m to 91 m40.7% from 91 m to 97 m38.1% from 97 m to 103 m37.9% from 103 m to 109 m32.8% from 109 m to 115 m32.8% from 115 m to 121 m32.3% from 121 m to 128 m30.5% from 128 m to 133 m30.0% from 133 m to 139 m31.0% from 139 m to 145 m28.6% from 145 m to 157 m30.0% from 157 m to 163 m13.4% from 163 m to 175 m25.8% from 175 m to 181 m22.2% from 181 m to 188 m25.0% from 188 m to 194 m21.5% from 194 m to 200 m23.0% from 200 m to 207 m18.5% from 207 m to 213 m22.6% from 213 m to 219 m17.6% from 219 m to 226 m15.4% from 226 m to 233 m17.9% from 233 m to 239 m14.9% from 239 m to 246 m17.4% from 246 m to 253 m14.5% from 253 m to 260 m14.3% from 260 m to 267 m14.5% from 267 m to 274 m13.9% from 274 m to 281 m10.7% from 281 m to 288 m11.1% from 288 m to 296 m14.1% from 296 m to 303 m13.2% from 303 m to 310 m13.9% from 310 m to 317 m10.4% from 317 m to 325 m11.0% from 325 m to 332 m10.5% from 332 m to 340 m10.7% from 340 m to 348 m8.0% from 348 m to 355 m10.3% from 355 m to 363 m10.7% from 363 m to 370 m10.5% from 370 m to 378 m7.6% from 378 m to 386 m5.5% from 386 m to 393 m8.0% from 393 m to 401 m7.8% from 401 m to 408 m8.0% from 408 m to 416 m5.4% from 416 m to 423 m7.9% from 423 m to 431 m8.2% from 431 m to 438 m5.3% from 438 m to 446 m5.5% from 446 m to 453 m5.2% from 453 m to 461 m5.4% from 461 m to 468 m5.4% from 468 m to 475 m5.4% from 475 m to 483 m4.1% from 483 m to 498 m5.3% from 498 m to 505 m5.4% from 505 m to 513 m5.3% from 513 m to 520 m5.3% from 520 m to 528 m2.6% from 528 m to 543 m5.2% from 543 m to 550 m5.3% from 550 m to 558 m7.8% from 558 m to 566 m5.3% from 566 m to 573 m0.7% from 573 m to 627 m5.2% from 627 m to 635 m5.1% from 635 m to 643 m7.8% from 643 m to 650 m5.3% from 650 m to 658 m0.0% from 658 m to 722 m44%28%16%10%6%4%2%0 m100 m200 m300 m400 m500 m600 m700 m
Gradient key0-3%3-6%6-9%9-12%12-15%15%+

Climb Stats

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Climb categoryCategory 4
Distance0.72 km / 0.45 miles
Elevation gain109.6 m / 360 ft
Average gradient15.2%
Maximum gradient43.6%
Elevation high3.4 m / 11 ft
Elevation low-106.2 m / -348 ft
Climb difficulty score10,957.29

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Climb Rank

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This climb ranks 509,293rd out of 2,710,652 worldwide cycling climbs.

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Ranked as the 12,491st most difficult cycling climb of all 57,636 climbs in Portugal.

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Places 373rd out of 2,702 cycling climbs in Setúbal.

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Ranks 26th out of 146 cycling climbs in Grândola.

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This is the second most difficult cycling climb in Carvalhal.

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