New Jersey's elevation varies widely across the state, with the highest point being High Point at 1,803 feet (550 meters) above sea level. The state's terrain includes coastal plains, rolling hills, and the Appalachian Mountains in the north. Overall, much of New Jersey lies at a lower elevation, with many areas near sea level, particularly along the coast.
Woodbridge, New Jersey's elevation is 59 feet (18 meters).
Smithville, New Jersey's elevation is 13 feet and 1 inch (4 meters).
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The lowest elevation in NJ is zero- at sea level. NJ does have beaches, you know.
what is the height above seal level for trenton, new jersey
The average elevation is 246 feet above sea level.
Elevation above mean sea level is 92feet (28 meters)
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The lowest elevation in New York is sea level.
The answer is Waymark New Jersey at 1,803 feet tall.
The average elevation of Jersey is approximately 249 feet above sea level.
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