
Hunter Mill Road
Two kilometres of wide county road with turn lanes and six junctions.
- 1.98
- km
- 28m
- climb
- 7.3%
- max
- 8,847
- trees
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Two kilometres of wide county road with turn lanes and six junctions.

A quiet suburban street with four junctions, 66 houses and about 4,000 trees.

A flat, narrow two-lane road through the New Jersey Pine Barrens.

A wooded hill road in Gifu that climbs 69 metres in a kilometre.

Ten kilometres of Highway 1 on the cliffs above the Pacific, climbing 250 metres along the way.

Nearly ten kilometres from a hill village down through vineyards and fields into town.

A kilometre of the Paris boulevard past the Louvre, between rows of tall stone buildings.

Three and a half kilometres of hill road through the villages and vineyards north of the Douro.

Two and a half kilometres of Route 123 under the Capital Beltway, with 16 junctions and grades to 11%.

Connecticut Avenue under Dupont Circle: 200 metres of tunnel between rows of city houses.

A short, busy stretch of Route 123 with six junctions and signals at Hunter Mill Road.
Mountain passes, Arctic shores, city boulevards and farm lanes, one or more per country. Each was built from nothing but two points on a map, with nobody fixing anything by hand: this is what you get for any road, anywhere. The elevation comes from the best public survey we could find in each country.

Two kilometres climbing 130 metres through the bush near Narrabri, with no building in sight.

Under three kilometres, climbing 210 metres from Stuben toward the Arlberg pass.

Four kilometres of quiet road through the Mauricie woods.

Four kilometres of country road through the Opava hills, with grades up to 8%.

Four kilometres climbing 160 metres out of Cassis into the hills above the Mediterranean.

Twelve kilometres through Eifel forest and villages, climbing over 300 metres with 24 junctions.

Nearly five kilometres of hill road, 450 to 500 metres up in the hills above Nea Makri.

Six kilometres down from Tai Mo Shan, dropping 450 metres through the forest toward Tsuen Wan.

Five kilometres through Reykjavík's newest suburb, with 26 junctions and roundabouts.

Eight kilometres of flat, fast boulevard along the water in Navi Mumbai.

Nearly four kilometres of narrow Cork back road, climbing 100 metres.

Three kilometres of mountain road climbing 275 metres on Monte Nerone, between 1,200 and 1,480 metres up.

Nearly six kilometres down a forested mountain road, dropping 380 metres through hairpins.

Ten kilometres through the town of Tlaxco and out onto the highlands, more than 2,500 metres up.

Five kilometres over the green Waikato hills, with grades up to 18%.

Under three kilometres, climbing 140 metres from the shore at Vangsvika, far above the Arctic Circle.

Five and a half kilometres of Cordillera mountain road, dropping 300 metres through hairpins.

Six and a half kilometres over the foothills of the Beskids, climbing 210 metres.

Nearly eight kilometres from the edge of Tavira up into the dry Algarve hills, climbing 150 metres.

Thirteen kilometres of national road, climbing 300 metres to the pass and down again.

Two and a half kilometres of suburban main road, 1,600 metres above sea level.

Five and a half kilometres of national road and the C-250, with 21 junctions and nearly 400 metres of bridges.

Four kilometres climbing 220 metres up a fell road in Jämtland.

Four kilometres climbing 220 metres from Rancate to the villages below Monte San Giorgio.

Eight kilometres through the forest north of Istanbul, past more than 60,000 trees.

Five kilometres of Kent country lane between hedgerows and woods, driven on the left.

Five kilometres of rolling country road north-west of Cincinnati, with grades up to 12%.

Three kilometres climbing 125 metres into the Sierra foothills.

Five kilometres down the Tollhouse grade, dropping 360 metres through a run of tight bends.
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