St Margarets Well
Details
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 4.24 mi
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Average duration: 1h 55
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Difficulty: Not specified
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Back to start: Yes
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Ascent: + 10 ft
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Descent: - 10 ft
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Highest point: 197 ft
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Lowest point: 184 ft
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Country: United Kingdom
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City: Oxford
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Start/End: N 51.753005° / W 1.268721°
Waypoints
- S/E : mi 0 - alt. 187 ft - Start on
- 1 : mi 0.01 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left
- 2 : mi 0.02 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left
- 3 : mi 0.02 - alt. 187 ft - Turn slight right
- 4 : mi 0.16 - alt. 190 ft - Keep left
- 5 : mi 0.16 - alt. 190 ft - Turn sharp left
- 6 : mi 0.39 - alt. 184 ft - Turn left
- 7 : mi 1.08 - alt. 187 ft - Turn right
- 8 : mi 1.17 - alt. 187 ft - Turn slight right
- 9 : mi 1.22 - alt. 187 ft - Keep left
- 10 : mi 1.47 - alt. 187 ft - Keep right
- 11 : mi 1.48 - alt. 187 ft - Turn left onto Binsey Lane
- 12 : mi 2.6 - alt. 187 ft - Turn left
- 13 : mi 2.86 - alt. 187 ft - Turn slight right
- 14 : mi 2.91 - alt. 187 ft - Keep left
- 15 : mi 3 - alt. 187 ft - Turn left onto Medley Footbridge
- 16 : mi 3.14 - alt. 187 ft - Turn left
- 17 : mi 3.18 - alt. 187 ft - Keep right
- 18 : mi 3.18 - alt. 187 ft - Keep right
- 19 : mi 3.36 - alt. 187 ft - Turn right onto Walton Well Road
- 20 : mi 3.51 - alt. 197 ft - Turn right
- 21 : mi 3.53 - alt. 194 ft - Turn slight right
- 22 : mi 3.73 - alt. 187 ft - Keep left
- 23 : mi 3.95 - alt. 187 ft - Keep right
- 24 : mi 3.99 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left
- 25 : mi 4 - alt. 190 ft - Keep right
- 26 : mi 4 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left onto Rewley Road
- 27 : mi 4.07 - alt. 190 ft - Turn right onto Stable Close
- 28 : mi 4.1 - alt. 190 ft - Turn right
- 29 : mi 4.16 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left
- 30 : mi 4.16 - alt. 190 ft - Turn right
- 31 : mi 4.17 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left
- 32 : mi 4.19 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left
- 33 : mi 4.19 - alt. 190 ft - Turn right
- S/E : mi 4.24 - alt. 187 ft
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