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Repecho navalosa climb

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AV-905, Navalosa, Ávila, Castile and León, 05123, Spain
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Climb Profile

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1255 m1260 m1265 m1270 m5.5% from 0 m to 22 m5.4% from 22 m to 29 m4.5% from 29 m to 52 m2.0% from 52 m to 82 m5.4% from 82 m to 89 m2.7% from 89 m to 111 m4.2% from 111 m to 154 m2.7% from 154 m to 169 m4.4% from 169 m to 191 m2.1% from 191 m to 230 m1.9% from 230 m to 292 m0.9% from 292 m to 316 m0.0% from 316 m to 323 m4%4%2%1%0 m100 m200 m300 m
Gradient key0-3%3-6%6-9%9-12%12-15%15%+

Climb Stats

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Climb categoryUncategorised
Distance0.32 km / 0.20 miles
Elevation gain9.6 m / 31 ft
Average gradient3%
Maximum gradient4.5%
Elevation high1,267 m / 4,157 ft
Elevation low1,257.4 m / 4,125 ft
Climb difficulty score960.5

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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 2,373,360th out of 2,710,652 worldwide cycling climbs.

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Ranked as the 221,654th most difficult cycling climb of all 238,923 climbs in Spain.

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Places 16,439th out of 17,578 cycling climbs in Castile and León.

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Ranks 663rd out of 703 cycling climbs in Ávila.

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This is the easiest cycling climb in Navalosa.

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