What is the lowest point of the arctic?

Answer 1

The lowest point is the Bentley Subglacial Trench at -8,327 ft. (-2,538 m) below sea level.

This is also the lowest point on Earth not covered by seawater, although it is covered in ice.

Another Answer

Because Antarctica is so unexplored, indeed, the lowest point has not yet been identified. The Bentley Sub-glacial Trench is the deepest discovered to date.

Answer 2

The lowest point of the Arctic would be sea level. Much of the Arctic is ocean.

Answer 3

The lowest accessible points on the surface of the continent are located at the water's edge, or sea level.

Answer 4

The lowest bedrock elevation recorded in Antarctica is 2341 metres below sea level, in the Astrolabe Subglacial Basin.

Answer 5

The lowest point on Antarctica is found in the Bentley Sub-glacial trench, found 2,555 metres below sea level. This is the lowest place on earth not covered by water.

Answer 6

To date -- July 2015 -- this point has not yet been absolutely identified.

Answer 7

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