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Lake Superior is the Great Lake at the highest elevation, sitting at approximately 600 feet (183 meters) above sea level. This elevation contributes to its unique ecological and hydrological characteristics compared to the other Great Lakes. In contrast, Lake Michigan and Lake Huron are at nearly the same elevation, while Lakes Erie and Ontario are at lower elevations.
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Which Great Lakes island has the highest elevation?
Lake Superior has the highest surface elevation of the Great Lakes. Lake Superior has an average surface elevation of 601.1 ft above sea level. Lakes Huron and Michigan are connected, so they have the same elevation of 577.5 ft above sea level. Then it drops down a mere 8 ft to Lake Erie which has an elevation of 569.2 ft. Finally, after flowing through the Niagara River, the water drops down to Lake Ontario which has an elevation of only 243.3 ft.
What is the highest elevation of the Great Plains?
the highest elevation is one mile high. The great plains is the highest elevated area.
What are the physical features in the Midwest?
low elevation. desert and Great Lakes..
What is the highest elevation of Great Britain?
The highest elevation in Great Britain is Ben Nevis, which stands at 1,345 meters (4,413 feet) above sea level.
What are the major physical features in the Midwest region?
low elevation. desert and great lakes..
Which two Great Lakes have the same surface elevation?
Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, both at 176m.
What region has the highest elevation?
which region the Georgia has the highest elevation
Which country has the highest elevation Switzerland or Sudan?
the highest elevation in Sudan is the Nuba Mountains and the elevation is like 3,000. But I don't know the highest elevation in Switzerland
What state has the highest elevation?
Alaska has the highest elevation with Mount McKinley.
What is the highest elevation in the state?
Alaska has the highest elevation at Mount McKinley.
What do you think has the highest average elevation?
Colorado has the highest mean elevation.
Why have locks been created between the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River?
elevation between the areas is different
