Increasing -- the highest elevation in Mississippi is 806 feet, and the lowest elevation in Colorado is 3350 feet.
Decreasing
Decreasing because the lowest elevation in Mississippi is 806 feet above sea level. The lowest elevation in Colorado is 3,315 feet above sea level.
It is an down-hill hike all the way.
INCREASING
if you were traveling from Colorado to Missouri would your elevation be increasing or discreasing
It would decrease.
No, it is downhill all the way.
It would decrease markedly. Mississippi's highest point is only 806 feet above sea level. Colorado's lowest point is 3,315 feet above sea level and its average elevation is 6,800 feet above sea level.It would be all downhill.
It would be decreasing because alabama is located on a slope. Therefore, u would be trveling donward.
Mississippi has an average elevation of 300FT / 91MColorado has an average elevation of 6,800FT/ 2073MSo based on that I would the that the elevation of Mississippi compared to Colorado is significantly lower.I hope this helps,Professor Raddish
It would decrease.
Colorado is in the Rocky Mountains. Even the highest elevations in Mississippi come nowhere close to he heights of the Rockies.
Yes, it is downhill all the way.