There are, in fact, a number of countries whose highest points are less than 1000 ft below sea level. The lowest is the Indian Ocean archipelago of the Maldives, its highest point only 7 ft above sea level, and potentially at risk of total submerging due to rising sea levels. Also with high points lower than 1000 feet are (from lowest to highest): Tuvalu, Marshall Islands, the Gambia, the Bahamas, Nauru, Vatican City, Kiribati, Qatar, Bahrain, Monaco, Singapore, Denmark, Palau, Malta, Lithuania, and Guinea-Bissau. Most of these countries are flat island nations, and the remainder are flat coastal areas with evidently few hills or mountainous regions, or micro-nations so small that a sizeable hill simply would not fit in the country's borders.
The country of Maldives does not have land with elevations above 1000ft. The Maldives is an archipelago located in the Indian ocean composed of low-lying coral islands with the highest point being around 8ft above sea level.
"Country" in Afrikaans is "land."
In Afrikaans, you say "country" as "land."
Yes, the tierra templada environmental zone is typically situated at a higher elevation than the tierra fría zone. Tierra templada is characterized by mild temperatures and is found at intermediate elevations, while tierra fría is characterized by cold temperatures and is located at higher elevations.
Ecuador is the Andean country with the smallest land area.
An area of land owned by a country is called territory.
Cote dIviore does not have land that is over 1000ft
Cote dIviore does not have land that is over 1000ft
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1000ft is about 0.189 mile.
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Texas
300×3=600 so 1000ft > 300yd
The northwest has a higher land elevation than the southeast.
architect or geological engineer
Austria