Is Greece at sea level

Answer 1

Not exactly.

Greece isn’t “at” sea level overall. It has a long coastline right at sea level, but most of the country is hilly and mountainous. In fact, Greece’s average elevation is fairly high, and it even has tall mountains like Mount Olympus.

So: coasts = sea level, inland = much higher.

Answer 2

Not much of Greece is. Some of the coastal regions are relatively low, as are a few of the islands. But Greece has high mountains both along the coasts and further inland. The extreme division of the terrain is one reason that individual city-states became the natural form of government.

The "average" elevation of Greece is about 500 meters (1640 feet), lower than the world average but higher than France, Germany, or Poland.

Answer 3

Only the seashore is at the sea level.

Answer 4

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