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.

 

[ovrszd]

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

That's steep!!!!

 

[LouNY]

That's steep!!!!

Worse then it sounds as the last 200 only climbs about 5 feet :dance1:
It keeps us on our toes in the winter.
Everybody that knows it throws there vehicle in 4wd if possible even in the summer so as to not churn up and loosen the gravel.

 

[ovrszd]

Worse then it sounds as the last 200 only climbs about 5 feet :dance1:
It keeps us on our toes in the winter.
Everybody that knows it throws there vehicle in 4wd if possible even in the summer so as to not churn up and loosen the gravel.

Is your farm that steep or is this abnormal?

 

[Vaquero]

1790.
At the city house driveway, or at the gate at the farm. 20 miles apart. Same elevation.

 

[LouNY]

Parts are, most of those are in pasture,
quite a bit is rolling hills and we have some clay flats.
my place is about 3 miles from the farm.

 

[PILOON]

I'm about 450 ft higher that the city public works.
One fall we had 8 inches of wet snow and I finally called public works to ask when the plow was coming.
They replied, WHY, it is only raining.
This year winter is early as they already have plowed 4 times while in town they are on bare pavement.
We are on icy surfaces.

 

[bcp]

From national weather service:



Bruce

 

[Cat_Driver]

I'm in Coachella, which lies 227 feet (69 m) below sea level.

 

[Dan Lamb]

Base of Mt Shasta in northern Ca ,4500’ 6-8’ of snow in winter lots of snow to plow, not bad with cab and heat . Enjoy it to get out of house, Dan

 

[ArlyA]

Base of Mt Shasta in northern Ca ,4500 6-8 of snow in winter lots of snow to plow, not bad with cab and heat . Enjoy it to get out of house, Dan

Some people do indeed receive snow. Lots of it each winter. We moved here because we like to see, and ski on it.