[at-l] cummulative elavation gain question

[lubitz@alpha.fdu.edu (Richard S. Lubitz)]

The net gain is simple.  Springer is at 3,782 feet and Katahdin is at 
5,267 feet.  As my old physics prof used to say "turn the crank and out 
comes the answer"  5,267 - 3,782 = 1,485 feet.  In the technical 
definition of work, all the interim ups and downs don't count.
Rich

> 
> Does anyone know wht the total elevtion gain is on the AT going south->north and north->south? Is
> there an elevation profile showing this data someplace?
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