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Balanced Route SA2 8PP to SA1 8EN #60,119,870 Journey no. Balanced route SA2 8PP to SA1 8EN #60,119,870 If you decide to follow the suggested journey below please take extra care on unfamiliar sections; proceed at your own risk (route quality cannot be guaranteed). Journey time: 38 minutes, at a desired speed of 20 km/h. Distance: 6 miles Calories: 154 kcal CO2 avoided: 1.82 kg Quietness: Quite quiet Traffic lights: 4 Dismounted: 0% distance, 1% time Elevation profile: CycleStreets for journey no. #60,119,870 Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Short un-named link cycling 0:07 0 Un-named link cycling 0:30 0.1 Uncontrolled crossing (x2) Un-named link cycling 0:54 0.2 Short un-named link cycling 1:07 0.2 Uncontrolled crossing Short un-named link cycling 1:12 0.2 Short un-named link cycling 1:20 0.3 Link between Swansea Bay cycling Cycle Path and University Footbridge 4:46 0.9 Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Swansea Bay Cycle Path cycling 7:50 1.4 Link with Swansea Bay Cycle cycling Path 8:01 1.5 Link with Swansea Bay Cycle cycling Path 8:35 1.6 Link joining Oystermouth Road, cycling Dunvant Place, Bathurst Street continuation 9:31 1.7 Link joining Oystermouth Road, cycling Dunvant Place, Bathurst Street continuation 9:36 1.8 Link joining Oystermouth Road, cycling Dunvant Place, Bathurst Street continuation 10:53 2 Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Short un-named link cycling 11:07 2 Link with Somerset Place cycling 12:25 2.3 Somerset Place cycling 12:55 2.4 National Cycle Network cycling National Route 43 13:11 2.4 Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Sail Bridge cycling 13:57 2.5 Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 15:40 2.7 Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom Uncontrolled crossing 15:45 2.7 Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom Uncontrolled crossing Traffic lights Uncontrolled crossing (x2) Traffic lights 20:01 3.2 Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 21:30 3.5 Bridge cycling 22:24 3.5 Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 25:09 3.9 Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 25:33 4 Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 25:35 4 Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 28:02 4.3 Bridge cycling 28:22 4.4 Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 31:09 5 Baldwin's Crescent cycling 31:37 5.1 Elba Crescent cycling 33:04 5.3 Atlantic Coast Route - part cycling United Kingdom 34:00 5.5 Short un-named link cycling 34:23 5.5 Traffic lights Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Fabian Way, A483 cycling 34:49 5.6 Traffic lights Link between Fabian Way, cycling A483 and Crymlyn Way 35:42 5.7 Lifting barrier Link between Fabian Way, cycling A483 and Crymlyn Way 35:45 5.7 Crymlyn Way cycling 36:03 5.8 Link with Crymlyn Way cycling 36:40 5.9 Un-named link cycling 36:59 6 Link with Severn Way cycling 37:05 6 Short un-named link cycling 37:25 6 Short un-named link cycling 37:35 6 Bollard Time Distance Turn Streets Travel Surface Local map (mm:ss) (miles) mode (approx. every 0.497096) Severn Way dismounted Cycling in this section is not permitted. 38:00 6.1 The photos selected for display will usually be facing towards the direction of travel. If there are none available, nearby photos facing in other directions are used. Maps licence: © OpenStreetMap contributors CC-by-SA https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright; Map images © Thunderforest http://www.thunderforest.com.
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