Port Hope High School Track in Port Hope, Ontario - runtrack.run
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Port Hope High School Track

400m cinder track in Port Hope
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Altitude
About 100m above sea level500ft above sea level
Surface
Cinder
Area
Port Hope
Location
Port Hope High School / Dr. M.S. Hawkins Senior Public School, Highland Drive, Port Hope, Northumberland, Ontario, L1A 1V1, Canada
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Weather
The weather around here in December is usually cold and occasionally snowy. See details below
Approximate lengths of straights/curves
89m/111m
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