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Railway line climb

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St. Georges-super-Ely, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, CF5 6EW, United Kingdom
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Climb Profile

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15 m25 m30 m40 m-8.2% from 0 m to 10 m-7.1% from 10 m to 18 m-8.2% from 18 m to 28 m-6.5% from 28 m to 37 m-8.9% from 37 m to 46 m0.0% from 46 m to 67 m0.0% from 67 m to 76 m0.0% from 76 m to 122 m0.7% from 122 m to 179 m8.5% from 179 m to 186 m6.0% from 186 m to 192 m6.8% from 192 m to 198 m10.3% from 198 m to 204 m5.3% from 204 m to 212 m7.1% from 212 m to 217 m7.1% from 217 m to 223 m7.3% from 223 m to 228 m12.8% from 228 m to 233 m9.5% from 233 m to 237 m8.3% from 237 m to 242 m13.0% from 242 m to 247 m9.3% from 247 m to 251 m8.5% from 251 m to 256 m3.0% from 256 m to 269 m12.8% from 269 m to 274 m4.0% from 274 m to 284 m8.9% from 284 m to 288 m7.4% from 288 m to 294 m0.0% from 294 m to 321 m0.0% from 321 m to 370 m-1.7% from 370 m to 404 m-3.7% from 404 m to 415 m-6.6% from 415 m to 427 m-8.6% from 427 m to 437 m-7.8% from 437 m to 447 m-6.7% from 447 m to 456 m-9.4% from 456 m to 464 m0.0% from 464 m to 478 m0.0% from 478 m to 484 m0.0% from 484 m to 498 m1.8% from 498 m to 531 m6.8% from 531 m to 537 m6.6% from 537 m to 543 m9.2% from 543 m to 549 m6.8% from 549 m to 555 m0.0% from 555 m to 586 m0.0% from 586 m to 626 m0.0% from 626 m to 650 m0.0% from 650 m to 665 m0.0% from 665 m to 709 m2.0% from 709 m to 738 m6.7% from 738 m to 744 m7.1% from 744 m to 750 m7.5% from 750 m to 755 m9.8% from 755 m to 759 m8.9% from 759 m to 764 m15.0% from 764 m to 768 m10.8% from 768 m to 772 m10.0% from 772 m to 776 m12.1% from 776 m to 779 m4.3% from 779 m to 793 m8.7% from 793 m to 797 m10.3% from 797 m to 801 m16.2% from 801 m to 805 m6.5% from 805 m to 811 m2.1% from 811 m to 830 m7.5% from 830 m to 835 m7.5% from 835 m to 841 m8.2% from 841 m to 846 m8.2% from 846 m to 850 m0.0% from 850 m to 855 m0.0% from 855 m to 865 m0.0% from 865 m to 877 m0.0% from 877 m to 890 m0.0% from 890 m to 897 m0.0% from 897 m to 911 m0.0% from 911 m to 925 m0.0% from 925 m to 945 m0.0% from 945 m to 975 m7.0% from 975 m to 981 m10.3% from 981 m to 986 m7.0% from 986 m to 992 m6.9% from 992 m to 998 m1%-1%2%4%0 m250 m500 m750 m
Gradient key0-3%3-6%6-9%9-12%12-15%15%+

Climb Stats

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Climb categoryUncategorised
Distance1 km / 0.62 miles
Elevation gain22 m / 72 ft
Average gradient1.4%
Maximum gradient12%
Elevation high36.6 m / 120 ft
Elevation low19.4 m / 64 ft
Climb difficulty score1,397.06

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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 2,146,451st out of 2,710,652 worldwide cycling climbs.

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Ranked as the 241,050th most difficult cycling climb of all 332,744 climbs in United Kingdom.

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Places 22,276th out of 26,148 cycling climbs in Wales.

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Ranks 599th out of 781 cycling climbs in Vale of Glamorgan.

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A local climb of note, this is the 7th most difficult cycling climb (out of 8 climbs) in St. Georges-super-Ely.

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