What is Canada's lowest elevation?

Answer 1

Fairweather Mountain elevation 15,300 ft in British Columbia.

Highest Point: Mount Logan 5,959 M or 19550ft in the Yukon teritory https:/www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/print/ca.html Recent aerial surveys indicate the peak is actually @ 5966 (7m higher) refer to http://www.Canada.com/vancouversun/story.html?id=78e08755-1136-4d4c-9501-662a217c8099

Answer 2

It could be argued that the lowest land point in Canada is the George Massey Tunnel, in Delta BC on the Canadian West Coast. This automobile traffic tunnel extends under the South Arm of the Fraser River. At its lowest point, the road-bed is in fact 22m (72ft) below sea level, making it the lowest land point in Canada.

Answer 3

The lowest elevation in Canada is sea level. No part of Canada is below sea level. Any city with coastline on either of the three oceans would qualify as having the lowest elevation.

Of course, I know someone is going to come along and tell us that the level of one ocean [the Pacific, I think] is slightly lower than that of the others.

Answer 4

Hudson Bay is surrounded by the lowest land in Canada.

Answer 5

Lake Superior in Ontario is 406 metres deep

Answer 6

Canada's lowest elevation is the Atlantic Ocean. It's highest elevation, on the other hand, is Mount Logan at 5,959 meters.

Answer 7

Mount Logan, in the St Elias Mountains, in southwestern Yukon, is the highest point in Canada. Logan's elevation is 5959 meters ... and it is still rising!!

Answer 8

The highest point in Canada is Yukon's Mount Logan. The lowest elevation is sea level.

Answer 9

mount logan & great slave lake bottom

Answer 10

No part of Canada is below sea level.