How high can you go

How high can you go was created by Mindy

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101634
Just been doodling and found out we are 300metres above sea level, not sure if that is HIGH or not. How high are you. :tapfoot:
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Replied by cjmillsnun on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101636
300m above sea level is 984'. That's quite high...

I'm at 72m above sea level or 236'
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Replied by adamelphick on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101638
It seems I am only 45 meters above sea level!

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Replied by John and Sue on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101646
Our area goes from 50 to 277m.

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Replied by Davem on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101648
about 950m

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Replied by John and Sue on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101650
Kinell. Do you live up a mountain? Scafell Pike peak is the highest point at 977m in the UK.

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Replied by Davem on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101651
Around here is one of the higher areas in my state but not the highest. My son lives 20mins away and is 1200 m, he gets a bit of snow in winter. Thought Uk would be higher! :frosty:

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Replied by alanrt54 on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101658
According to the Ordnance Survey *Get a Map" service where I live in South Birmingham is between the 135 and 140 metre contour lines.
Apparently this means we are between 442ft 10 61⁄64in and 459ft 3 13⁄16in according to metric conversions.org http://www.metric-conversions.org/length/meters-to-feet.htm
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Replied by Rich in Vancouver on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101662
I live near the Rocky Mountains where the highest elevation is around 13,000ft. and the highest town at 4700ft.
The Coast Mountains are within view of my place and also rise to about 13000ft, but we live on
the Fraser River Delta at sea level or possibly a metre or two below thanks to very sturdy dikes!

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Replied by Mindy on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101663

Davem wrote: Around here is one of the higher areas in my state but not the highest. My son lives 20mins away and is 1200 m, he gets a bit of snow in winter. Thought Uk would be higher! :frosty:


The air must be a little thin too. Where abouts do you live, obviously not the UK. :lol:
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Replied by Andy Lawrence on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101664
We're 2mtrs BELOW sea level!! :(

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Replied by Davem on topic How high can you go

Posted 11 years 9 months ago #101668
Mindy I live in Australia, Central Tablelands NSW. Don't really think of this area as being that high , I guess there is plenty of places in Europe for example that are a lot higher. The climate here is good with snow only several times a year and cool summers (compared to a lot of Aust) Can be a bit dry sometimes. Dave :wave: :wave:

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