Comparing March and Boston parkruns
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March vs Boston elevation snapshot
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| Metric | March | Boston |
| Total Ascent | 8.25m (27.07ft) | 8.05m (26.41ft) |
| Elevation Gain Per Km | 1.6m/km | 1.6m/km |
| Elevation Range | 1.99m (6.53ft) | 1.7m (5.58ft) |
| Flat Percentage | 35.4% | 62.8% |
| Uphill Percentage | 32.8% | 15.8% |
| Longest Climb | 120m (394ft) | 140m (459ft) |
| Steepest 100m Climb | 0.7% | 1.2% |
| Steepest 100m Descent | 0.9% | 0.9% |
This chart shows the elevation comparing both parkruns against each
other in their literal, above sea level terms.
Normalised Comparison
With this variation of the chart we normalise the chart so that the
start line is at the same level, this way you can compare the two
parkruns in an alternative way.
Bottomed out Comparison
The below charts move the lowest point to the bottom so you can compare
in another way.
Sorted Comparison
Finally the below chart sorts all of the elevation data to give you a
rough indication of the change in elevation you'll be. Typically if one
line is steeper than the other, the steeper parkrun might be more of a
challenging run.
More information on these parkruns can be found at March Parkrun and Boston Parkrun
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March and Boston parkrun data
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| Data Point | March parkrun | | Boston parkrun | |
| Town / City | March | Boston |
| Country | UK | UK |
| Start Line Lat Long | 52.549288,0.084441 | 52.989131,-0.038751 |
| Start Line What3Words | ///absorb.rising.ombudsman | ///broad.gentle.bonds |
| Laps | 4 | 3 |
| Lowest Point | 0.41 meters | 1.35 feet | 2.56 meters | 8.4 feet |
| Highest Point | 2.4 meters | 7.87 feet | 4.27 meters | 14.01 feet |
| Longest Climb | 120 meters | 393.7 feet | 140 meters | 459.32 feet |
| Longest Climb Start Altitude | 1.45 meters | 4.76 feet | 2.57 meters | 8.43 feet |
| Longest Climb End Altitude | 1.98 meters | 6.5 feet | 3.8 meters | 12.47 feet |
| Longest Climb Gradient | 1:226
You'll go up 1 meter every 226 meters | 1:114
You'll go up 1 meter every 114 meters |
| Longest Descent | 180 meters | 590.55 feet | 120 meters | 393.7 feet |
| Longest Descent Start Altitude | 2.4 meters | 7.87 feet | 3.81 meters | 12.5 feet |
| Longest Descent End Altitude | 1.13 meters | 3.71 feet | 2.8 meters | 9.19 feet |
| Longest Descent Gradient | 1:142
You'll go down 1 meter every 142 meters | 1:119
You'll go down 1 meter every 119 meters |
| Flat Distance | 1770 meters | 5807.09 feet | 3140 meters | 10301.84 feet |
| Flat Percentage | 35.4% | 62.8% |
| Uphill Percentage | 32.8% | 15.8% |
| Downhill Percentage | 31.8% | 21.4% |
| Elevation Range | 1.99m (6.53ft) | 1.7m (5.58ft) |
| Elevation Gain Per Km | 1.6m/km | 1.6m/km |
| Steepest 100m Climb | 0.7% from 2,450m (8,038ft) | 1.2% from 460m (1,509ft) |
| Steepest 100m Descent | 0.9% from 1,330m (4,364ft) | 0.9% from 330m (1,083ft) |
| Total Elevation Gain | 8.25 meters | 27.07 feet | 8.05 meters | 26.41 feet |
| Total Elevation Loss | 8.25 meters | 27.07 feet | 8.22 meters | 26.97 feet |
| Net Elevation Change | -0.12m (-0.39ft) | -0.16m (-0.52ft) |
| Elevation Analysis | Reliable | Reliable |