Hiking TraIl nearby Oak Cliff natural area, in Estados Unidos and Duncanville population.
Hiking TraIl nearby Oak Cliff natural area, in Estados Unidos and Duncanville population.
The largest locality in the area is Arlington, with a population of 365,438 persons, at a distance of 19.332 kilometers from the center of the map.The nearest is Duncanville (38,524 persons), at a distance of 5.373 kilometers.
The following indicators give us an idea of the difficulty of the route:
- Trail length: 9.981 kilometers.
- Min height: 185 meters above sea level.
- Max height: 237 meters above sea level.
- Average height: 222 meters above sea level.
- Average slope uphill: 5.163 %.
- Average slope downhill: -4.672 %.
- Mathematical difficulty index: 3.817.
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- Duncanville ( Population: 38,524 persons, At a distance of 5.373 kilometers from the center of the map)
- Cedar Hill ( Population: 45,028 persons, At a distance of 6.125 kilometers from the center of the map)
- DeSoto ( Population: 49,047 persons, At a distance of 11.985 kilometers from the center of the map)
- Grand Prairie ( Population: 175,396 persons, At a distance of 13.648 kilometers from the center of the map)
- Cockrell Hill ( Population: 4,193 persons, At a distance of 13.937 kilometers from the center of the map)
- Glenn Heights ( Population: 11,278 persons, At a distance of 15.127 kilometers from the center of the map)
- Arlington ( Population: 365,438 persons, At a distance of 19.332 kilometers from the center of the map)
- Dalworthington Gardens ( Population: 2,259 persons, At a distance of 21.617 kilometers from the center of the map)