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Description from Daily Overview


55°39'48.1"N, 12°33'53.3"E


The Bicycle Snake (or Cykelslangen) is a _______-meter long ramp in Copenhagen, Denmark. The structure was created because 12,500 cyclists needed to bring their bikes up and down a large staircase each day. Instead of just replacing the staircase with a ramp, the architects proposed a plan with a new and beautiful approach to navigating the area. The Bicycle Snake now meanders 6-7 meters above the sea's surface and is painted in a bright orange color to increase visibility for cyclists. Drone photo sent to us by @visitcopenhagen


Daily Overview / Satellite imagery courtesy of Digital Globe / Benjamin Grant

Bicycle Snake

How long (in meters) is the curvy ramp?

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