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Elevation can be measured in feet and inches, or metres and centimetres.

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What can elevation be measured in?

Elevation can be measured in feet and inches, or metres and centimetres.


How is elevation measured?

can the level sea


From were is elevation measured?

Relative to Sea Level.


What is elevation measured from?

Elevation is typically measured from sea level. It refers to the distance above or below sea level at a particular point on Earth's surface.


What is measured with respect sea level?

Elevation is measured with respect to sea level.


What are the two ways elevation are measured in map keys?

Feet and Meters.


Where is Denvers elevation measured from?

Denver, CO is called Mile High City because it measures one mile in elevation from sea level


How is an elevation map measured?

An elevation map is usually measured using remote sensing techniques like LiDAR or radar to capture the topography of the Earth’s surface. These methods use sensors to calculate the distance between the Earth's surface and the sensor, creating a detailed map of the elevation at various points. GPS technology can also be used to determine elevation by measuring the position of a receiver on Earth's surface in relation to known elevations elsewhere.


What is mt everests elevation?

The elevation of Mt. Everest is 8,846 metres measured from above sea level. This is the tallest mountain above SEA LEAVEL, however the tallest mountain in the world is Mauna Kea in Hawaii with an elevation of 10'200 metres, measured from below sea level. Hope this helped!


What is the correct spelling of bentchmark?

benchmark (a standard of excellence or elevation against which things are measured)


How do you identify a mountain from a usgs benchmark?

A benchmark is a monument that is a point of precisely measured elevation.


What is measured in elevation and supplies most of the world's rivers with its water supply?

North Pole