It is not really possible to answer that question with a simple answer. Here is why.
Jamestown is originally built at the point where Chautauqua Lake empties into the Chadakoin Rivier. In that area, particularly directly to the east, there is a swampy flood plain that includes part of the city. This area is just a matter of a few feet above the lake.
As the Chadakoin River winds its way through the city, it passes through Brooklyn Square and works its way toward Falconer. Here the city can be at or even below the lake level.
However, most of the city is well above the lake level. That is because most of Jamestown is built on and around several hills at the Southeast end of the lake. Some of these hills are quite steep and moderately tall. The elevation can be 200-300 feet above the lake.
It may be possible to come up with a median elevation of the city... but because of the huge variation in elevations of the city, it seems doubtful that such an answer would say much about any particular part of Jamestown.
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it had its roots in a Sunday school camp, on the shores of New York's Chautauqua lake.
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it had its roots in a Sunday school camp, on the shores of New York's Chautauqua lake.
it had its roots in a Sunday school camp, on the shores of New York's Chautauqua lake.
Lake St Clair is 602 ft above sea level.
Lake Titicaca it is 12,507 feet above sea level
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The surface of the Lake Superior is above sea level; the deepest part is about 600 feet below sea level.
Yes, Lake Champlain in Vermont is above sea level. Its surface elevation is around 95 feet above sea level.
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Chautauqua is the name of a county in New York State, a Lake in Chautauqua County, and a gathering place around the early 20th century where people joined together to dicuss important issues of the day and learn about new things.