What is the lowest point on the Earth that is not covered by water?

crackers

After a bit a searching I have found that the City of Jericho is the lowest point on earth that is not covered by water. It is 386m below sea level. Aug 09 01, 7:19 PM

Gnomon

Crackers is right. The lowest point on the Earth's surface which is not underwater is the shore of the Dead Sea in Israel. Any point around the shore is at the same level of about 390m below sea level. Jericho is in the same general area. Aug 10 01, 9:23 AM

easybullet3

the lowest point on earth is around the shores of the Dead sea. The shore means ON THE GROUND!! not under the water!! Dead Sea, Israel - Jordan - West Bank (418 m) (1371 ft) Sea of Galilee, Israel (208 m) (682 ft) Turfan Depression, China (154 m) (505 ft) Lac Assal, Djibouti (153 m) (501 ft) Qattara Depression, Egypt (133 m) (436 ft) Caspian Depression, Karagiye, Kazakhstan (132 m) (433 ft) Afar Depression, Ethiopia (125 m) (410 ft) Jordan valley, Israel - Jordan - West Bank Bet She'an, Israel (120 m) (393 ft) Laguna del Carbón, Argentina (105 m) (344 ft) Badwater, Death Valley, USA (86 m) (282 ft) Furnace Creek Airport (L06), Death Valley, USA (64 m) (209 ft) Jun 01 08, 9:55 AM