What is the elevation of a tropical rainforest?

Answer 1

Elevation is the vertical distance above sea level of any area or landform. So the elevation of a tropical rainforest would depend on which rainforest you are speaking of and where it is in the world. On the tropical island of Hainan in the South China Sea, for instance, there are two ecoregions, both of which have tropical rainforests. One is more coastal, and therefore has a lower elevation. The other is an interior mountainous region with an elevation of 500 to 1000 meters. Other areas in the world contain tropical and subtropical rainforests that also vary greatly in elevation.

Answer 2

The elevation of a tropical rainforest can vary, but they are typically found at low elevations below 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) above sea level. These forests thrive in warm and humid climates near the equator where there is abundant rainfall.

Answer 3

The elevation range is from sea level to 750m

Answer 4

Tropical rain forests may occur at an elevation that is below 3000ft. Some of them in America, South Africa and so on occur at about 1000ft.

Answer 5

There is no set elevation for deciduous forests, only that they are usually pretty highly elevated.

Answer 6

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