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Altitude graph

Jacovs · 2013-05-20 18:49:18

I seem to remember plotting a route on either google maps or google earth a year or 2 back and then being able to pull up a graph with the altitudes across the route. But I cant seem to remember how to do it now. Anyone know how to do this or have a different site they would recommend? Thank you

20-05-2013 6:49pm

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Jacovs

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I seem to remember plotting a route on either google maps or google earth a year or 2 back and then being able to pull up a graph with the altitudes across the route.
But I cant seem to remember how to do it now. Anyone know how to do this or have a different site they would recommend?

Thank you

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#2 20-05-2013 7:00pm

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Mapmyride.com has this feature

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#3 20-05-2013 7:02pm

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Thank you very much.

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#4 20-05-2013 10:56pm

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ridewithgps.com has a more accurate one. Its harder to read, though (grades)

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