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Originally Posted by sheepdog 44
If your going to drive with load, your going to be varying your speed considerably. And if your going to coast down hill, well, your now your just doing P&G. And P&G on a level road will always get you better mpg than a steady cruise, with the exception of leanburn.
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Not necessarily. Depending on the grade, you could be driving closer to best BSFC on the uphills.
If we want to consider not the whole state, but sizeable areas within a state, then I'll vote for Nevada's Black Rock Desert as flattest. It's so flat that when water collects on parts of the playa in a wet spring, a good wind can move the resulting "lake" miles from one side to the other.