PROFILE: Surrey Climbs: Tanhurst Lane
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Distance from Start (km) Height Above Sea Level (m) Comments
0.000119Lowest Point
0.090121 
0.180131Steepest uphill
0.270143 
0.360151 
0.450160 
0.540169 
0.630181 
0.720192 
0.810203 
0.900208Highest Point
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90 m
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SELECTED SECTION: 0.928 km
Distance 0.928 km   Ascent / Descent (Raw) 89 m / 0 m
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-5 m+
  Ascent/Descent (Filtered) 89 m / 0 m
Lowest Point 119 m (at 0.00 km)   Highest Point 208 m (at 0.90 km)
Uphill 0.90 km (97.0%)   Downhill 0.00 km (0.0%)
Flat 0.00 km (0.0%)   Height Gain 89 m
Steepest Uphill +13.3% (at 0.18 km)   Steepest Downhill 0.0% (at 0.90 km)
Longest Uphill 0.81 km (at 0.00 km)   Longest Downhill 0.00 km (at 0.00 km)
Ascent Rate 96 m/km   Descent Rate 0 m/km
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No Starts Length Gain Grade Cat.
10.0 km0.8 km84 m10.4%4
Category 4
Category 3
Category 2
Category 1
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About Climb Categories

To work out the Category of a climb, we multiply the length of the climb in metres by the gradient of the climb in percent to determine a score. This score is then used to determine the Category as follows:
Category 4 8000 or above
Category 3 16000 or above
Category 2 32000 or above
Category 1 64000 or above
Hors Catégorie 80000 or above

For example, a climb that goes on for 1km at an average gradient of 12.5% has a score of 1000 x 12.5 = 12500, which equates to Category 4.

 
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