How high is the elevation where you live?

Mine is about 4,800 feet above sea level. Probably why snow stays on the ground so long here in addition to being a northern state.

3160 ......high desert

1180 ft above sea level

A whopping 900-1150ft

1400 here in the east Tennessee hills

138' here

470. I think there used to be a cement/bronze marker from the USGS on the northwest corner of the farm showing elevation.

1320' on top of a hill. About 300' above the river and it's downhill all the way to New Orleans.

That map will come in handy when the government sends a drone looking for you Warrior!

I'm sitting on the high point in the county. I'm on the northern line of the county and everything south slopes towards the coastal plain. That rail line is basically the divide with everything east flowing to the Atlantic and west to the Gulf.

I'm quite sure they are pinging my cell phone at all times already. LOL

660 foot above sea level

1558'

Chris

3450 ASL

157'
And I'm on the high ground, lol

52 feet ave.

8 feet. Virginia Beach.

1800

3547’. High desert with lots of Cactus and trees that grab ya.

About 2200' here in eastern Alberta.

4300 here

According to Google Earth 23Ft.

4100 at my house here in Utah

4039' here

700 feet

2000' here at the house.

306

Fresh lobster is only 50 minutes away

1889 here

1109 here

1000 ft. here.

804 southeast kansas

36 miles from my place to yours and nine ft. elevation change. There would be some big changes in between though with the Des Moines river valley.

Farm is from 1000' to 1170'. House is at 1064'.

1' for the house, my yard is at zero.

Live at 6100' 15 minutes south 4000', 15 minutes north 10,000'

595 here. 1.3 miles west of lake Michigan

I am dead on the top of this hill. Topo map has a little circle around my house showing elevation at 1520'

Woah very similar here.
6000' here 15 minutes east over 10k 15 minutes south 5000'

7,000 plus or minus a couple feet

11 feet

Located about 20 miles south of Ocean City MD along the Chincoteague Bay. Climb our grain elevator and see the ocean. A mountain compared to LA , lol

4500 ft at my house. 6200 one mile behind my house.

Around 700ft.
About 150 miles south of the Arctic tidewater.

900'.

About 456 ft ASL

5259 at the house, then up to 10K about an 45 minutes to the north.

2200 in Asheville

5,700

3897

5,010

5600ft

1100-1200 feet or so.

709'

699 feet

Just under 4,000' here at the house here in the valley .

7,180'. City had to do some road work right in front of the house and wrote the elevation on the stakes.
We're in a valley also.

594'

1934’ where I sit.

1240

131 feet

584 '

620'

1140 here

684 on this old lake bed

5488

We’re I live. 70’ and we’re I work, 10’.

Right around 600'

1198 at my house, the Mississippi river 4/10ths of a mile through the woods from me is 1148.

10

700 ft in Charleston. Clay maybe a little higher.

2021' in my driveway.
Roy

5040' at the house. Two miles straight line to the continental divide at over 9000'.

434 On the river, 457 at my house going by my gps.

Lots of Low-Landers

5,000 FT. Son's house is 6,000FT.

802

House is at 12 feet, that's the high point, lol

7980' here at the shop.

2300 Ashville Pa

1560’ at my home on the periphery of the Tug Hill Plateau. Highest point on the plateau 2300’+.

700'

5,761

2180 in town , 2350' house.

1000' m/l.

Same

Topo says 900' in the front yard

Western Nebraska 3,500


Interesting....and pretty curious....what were you hoping to ascertain???

dave hastings

800 in Northern Indiana

1300

Not nearly as high as some surrounding ground, it’s only 1640’ feet where I live.

4550

1542'

Trapsetter, You have THE best anecdotal phrase under your postings of anyone onTrapperman.

656'

A little over 4,300’ here.

167' here

1375

1960

56 or so feet here East of the Mason-Dixon Line. But, I prefer to be much closer to zero.