Attack point
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Climb Stats
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| Climb category | Uncategorised |
| Distance | 8.01 km / 4.98 miles |
| Elevation gain | 27.4 m / 90 ft |
| Average gradient | 0.3% |
| Maximum gradient | 43.4% |
| Elevation high | 325.8 m / 1,069 ft |
| Elevation low | 291.2 m / 955 ft |
| Climb difficulty score | 2,723.84 |
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Climb Rank
How does this climb compare against every other climb in the world?
🗺 This climb ranks 1,617,428th out of 2,710,648 worldwide cycling climbs. |
🧮 Ranked as the 171,822nd most difficult cycling climb of all 337,249 climbs in United States. |
📉 Places 441st out of 1,866 cycling climbs in Oklahoma. |
🏵️ Get your legs ready, this is the 8th most difficult cycling climb (out of 30 climbs) in Pottawatomie County. |
🥇 This is the most difficult cycling climb in Earlsboro. |
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