Your elevation.

[JamesHW]

342 in the city, country place ranges 190 - 270

 

[ovrszd]

I'm actually surprised how low these numbers are. Evidence that mankind is best suited to flatland life.

 

[goeduck]

If there is ever a tsunami on the west coast, I am saying my goodbyes now :wave: :wave: :wave:

Unless I get into my submarine in time. :laughing: Then I will come back and haunt you all :thumbsup:

 

[joeyd]

According to my NOAA weather app, current location is 3081 but I'm upstairs so add 12 feet or so.

 

[tractorshopper]

Live at 770', work at 880'. Live in the foothills of the Appalachians. My county runs from about 650' to the high point about 3,300'.

Now where I camp and hunt in Colorado; that's another story. Camp about 10,500'; hunt from about 9,200 to nearly 12,000' and could go higher still. Hard to breathe those first few days each trip.

 

[dullpain]

Middle Tennessee, at home 780 feet , drive 15 miles in any direction and you can go from 400 to 1500. Ahhh the rolling hills.

 

[Molalla1]

Where I live it's @600-700 feet. Clackamas County, Oregon.

 

[LouNY]

My driveway starts at 620 feet the house is at 800 feet,
so about a 180 ft climb in the 1/4 mile driveway.

 

[MossRoad]

750' in town. 754' at our remote property as google earth reports. However, I don't trust google earth. We have a dam downtown that's close to 10' high. Google earth shows the elevation 1' higher on the downstream side. :laughing:

 

[Woody65]

1200’ where driveway starts and 1320’ at the campsite. Northern foothills of the Catskill mountains.

220’ at home on Long Island.