Bay of Fundy International Marathon
Maine
Latest edition
- Map
- Profile
- Character
GPS trace: 172 pts / www.bayoffundymarathon.com
- Gently Rolling
- Waterfront
- Coastal
- Island
- Ascent
- 64 m
- m/km
- 6.4 m/km
Elevation guide
Gently Rolling 10k guide built from source-backed elevation tags, with route-map, elevation-profile, date and entry-fee coverage shown where available.
Race pages
Maine
Latest edition
GPS trace: 172 pts / www.bayoffundymarathon.com
Portugal
Latest edition
GPS trace: 237 pts / www.saosilvestredelisboa.com
West Midlands
Next race
GPS trace: 246 pts / www.wolveshm.com
West Midlands
GPS trace: 270 pts / www.twocastlesrun.org.uk
North West
Next race
GPS trace: 77 pts / www.btrliverpool.com
North East
Latest edition
GPS trace: 188 pts / www.theblaydonrace.co.uk
Oklahoma
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GPS trace: 194 pts / redbud.org
Wales
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North East
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Yorkshire
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Florida
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Montana
Latest edition
Mississippi
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Maine
Latest edition
Colorado
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Spain
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New Jersey
Latest edition
Slovenia
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Ohio
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Wales
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West Virginia
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New York
Spain
Terrain, scenery, atmosphere and elevation guides that clear the source-backed character guardrail.
Every indexed 10k race page, including races without this character tag.
Mapped 10k race pages with stored route geometry where available.
7 mapped race pages with this elevation evidence.
Race-character guide pages publish only when enough race pages have a controlled-vocabulary character tag, verified facts and stored race-character source fact ids. The guide does not infer terrain, scenery, atmosphere or elevation character from a race name alone.
This guide includes 23 10k race pages with source-backed elevation evidence for gently rolling.
No. 7 currently have stored route geometry and 2 have elevation profiles. Race pages without stored geometry show route-review status instead.
A race appears only when its race-character row is backed by verified source facts and the guide has enough qualifying race pages to avoid a thin page.