ROUTE PROFILE FOR: SAL - COAST

SELECTED SECTION: 20.621 km
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Distance 20.621 km   Ascent/Descent (Raw) 86 m / 86 m
Ascent Filter 5 m -+   Ascent/Descent (Filtered) 16 m / 15 m
Lowest Point -2 m (at 12.33 km)   Highest Point 16 m (at 7.38 km)
Uphill 6.03 km (29.2%)   Downhill 6.12 km (29.7%)
Flat 8.46 km (41.0%)   Height Gain 18 m
Steepest Uphill +3.3% (at 4.14 km)   Steepest Downhill -3.3% (at 8.28 km)
Longest Uphill 1.17 km (at 6.21 km)   Longest Downhill 0.72 km (at 13.50 km)
Ascent Rate 4 m/km   Descent Rate 4 m/km
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DISTANCE IN KM
Distance from Start (km) Height Above Sea Level (m) Comments
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0.0902 
0.1802 
0.2702 
0.3601 
0.4502 
0.5403 
0.6303 
0.7203 
0.8103 
0.9002 
0.9902 
1.0802 
1.1702 
1.2603 
1.3502 
1.4402 
1.5303 
1.6202 
1.7100 
1.8002 
1.8901 
1.9802 
2.0703 
2.1601 
2.2502 
2.3402 
2.4302 
2.5202 
2.6102 
2.7003 
2.7902 
2.8802 
2.9703 
3.0602 
3.1501 
3.2402 
3.3304 
3.4205 
3.5104 
3.6004 
3.6903 
3.7801 
3.8702 
3.9603 
4.0504 
4.1402Steepest uphill
4.2305 
4.3205 
4.4105 
4.5004 
4.5904 
4.6806 
4.7709 
4.86010 
4.95010 
5.04010 
5.13012 
5.22012 
5.31012 
5.40011 
5.49010 
5.5809 
5.67010 
5.76011 
5.85011 
5.94012 
6.03011 
6.12010 
6.21010Start of longest uphill
6.30011 
6.39011 
6.48012 
6.57012 
6.66012 
6.75012 
6.84013 
6.93013 
7.02013 
7.11014 
7.20015 
7.29015 
7.38016Highest Point
7.47015 
7.56015 
7.65015 
7.74016 
7.83015 
7.92014 
8.01012 
8.10011 
8.19011 
8.28012Steepest downhill
8.3709 
8.4606 
8.5506 
8.6405 
8.7306 
8.8204 
8.9104 
9.0005 
9.0905 
9.1804 
9.2703 
9.3604 
9.4502 
9.5402 
9.6301 
9.7201 
9.8101 
9.9002 
9.9903 
10.0801 
10.1700 
10.2602 
10.3504 
10.4403 
10.5302 
10.6202 
10.7101 
10.8001 
10.8900 
10.9800 
11.0701 
11.1603 
11.2504 
11.3404 
11.4302 
11.5201 
11.6100 
11.7000 
11.7900 
11.8801 
11.9701 
12.0600 
12.1500 
12.240-1 
12.330-2Lowest Point
12.420-2 
12.5100 
12.6001 
12.6901 
12.7803 
12.8704 
12.9601 
13.0500 
13.1401 
13.2303 
13.3203 
13.4105 
13.5005Start of longest downhill
13.5904 
13.6803 
13.7703 
13.8602 
13.9502 
14.0402 
14.1302 
14.2202 
14.3104 
14.4005 
14.4904 
14.5804 
14.6705 
14.7605 
14.8504 
14.9404 
15.0303 
15.1204 
15.2105 
15.3004 
15.3904 
15.4804 
15.5704 
15.6604 
15.7504 
15.8403 
15.9304 
16.0204 
16.1104 
16.2004 
16.2904 
16.3804 
16.4704 
16.5604 
16.6505 
16.7407 
16.8306 
16.9206 
17.0106 
17.1005 
17.1902 
17.2803 
17.3703 
17.4603 
17.5503 
17.6403 
17.7303 
17.8204 
17.9104 
18.0003 
18.0903 
18.1803 
18.2703 
18.3603 
18.4502 
18.5403 
18.6304 
18.7203 
18.8103 
18.9003 
18.9902 
19.0802 
19.1702 
19.2602 
19.3504 
19.4406 
19.5306 
19.6205 
19.7106 
19.8005 
19.8905 
19.9805 
20.0705 
20.1605 
20.2503 
20.3402 
20.4303 
20.5202 
20.6103 
 
 
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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.