See the grid at the bottom - is the scale really skewed so that the Y-axis increments can be 5 or 25 metres or is the top of the course actually 200 and no 180 metres above sea level?
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I think the grid is wrong: the elevation at the start is around 180-185m of elevation and ends at about 75m of elevation (according to gmaps), so the numbers on the left are right, but the increments for each grid are uneven.
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Re: Toronto Marathon Elevation
La wrote:I think the grid is wrong: the elevation at the start is around 180-185m of elevation and ends at about 75m of elevation (according to gmaps), so the numbers on the left are right, but the increments for each grid are uneven.
Thanks. I concur, after posting the best info I could find suggested 182m start and 75m finish.
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Re: Toronto Marathon Elevation
Unless you run it during an ice age and have a really slow time (isostatic rebound)...
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