Sea level is the level of the sea's surface. However this changes with the tides and with the weather conditions.
Therefore Mean sea level (MSL), an average level of the surface of one or more of Earth's oceans is used as a datum from which heights such as elevations are measured.
No, altitude and sea level are not the same thing. Altitude is the distance of a location above sea level, while sea level is a specific level used as a reference point for measuring elevations. Sea level represents the average level of the ocean's surface.
The sea level in Stonington, CT is approximately 0 feet above sea level.
below sea level. Yes - I know, so obvious XD
A coastal plain is a broad level area of land that is close to sea level. Coastal plains are formed by the accumulation of sediments from rivers and coastal processes, resulting in a flat and low-lying landscape that stretches along the coastline.
A plateau is typically above sea level. It is a flat, elevated landform with a relatively flat top and steep sides.
By definition, a sea shore is always at sea level.
Um.... sea level is sea level. That's the definition.
By definition, sea level is zero feet in elevation.
That depends on your definition of "mountain".
A beach, by definition, is already at sea level. The mean sea level at Panama City Beach means that you can be at sea level no matter what is the state of the current tide.
Sea level is a standard 'height' from which you can measure the relative height of objects (ie. cities) as such, high above sea level would refer to something 1,000+ metres above sea level... or whatever definition you think appropriate.
The Atlantic Ocean IS the sea, and therefore in countries which touch it it is the definition of sea level.
Because that is the definition of 1 atmosphere at standard temperature.
TDZE is the altitude of the runway above mean sea level.
Normally pressure lower than 1018mb, Relative to sea level. that is about 30.00 in Hg
TDZE is the altitude of the runway above mean sea level.
above sea level