where i live in the south of Scotland is 440 feet above sea level

In September I was in Anchorage, and November, Houston. Both are almost sea level. The air was really 'thick and heavy' feeling to me. I had difficulty breathing sometimes.

People who visit here, seem to have the same symptoms, but for opposite reasons.
Very interesting.

36 feet above sea level here in my part of south Wales. In another part of south Wales I was living at 538 feet above sea level.

27 metres, or 89 feet. Reading this thread I couldn't help wondering how many FT members think in terms of either feet or metres, or maybe both? I use feet and metres almost indiscriminately, but that's probably due to my engineering background.

Picqero, as a physics student, the physics/engineering world really does get you thinking in metres being an SI unit and all. However, this doesn't transfer over to the way I think about the distance I travel in a car. Whether or not it is because all the signposts are in miles or what not, I don't know, but I am stuck in miles in that regard.

43.6833°N 12.0667°E that's mine!!!

In northern Ohio, USA, I'm 840 feet or 256 metres.

Maybe I am the only one but I keep reading the title of this thread as "What is your ATTITUDE?"
Anyway....it seems to be 26 feet above, my altitude I mean

Hong Kong =Latitude: 22° 18' 32" N (deg min sec), 22.3089° (decimal), 2218.54N (LORAN)
Longitude: 113° 54' 53" E (deg min sec), 113.9146° (decimal), 11354.88E (LORAN)
Elevation: 8 meters (26 feet) -- validated against 6 meters (20 feet) from SRTM.C_20TO43_3

Well I am currently -2m (6.5') BELOW sea level and the city continues to sink

I was surprised I was able to find my street with Bob's link but I did it is pretty neat. From my part of state I live 351 feet above sea level (107 meters).

-2 m here.

Coffeyville, Kansas is 738 ft (225 m), the lowest in the entire state.

Found this nifty site that tells for your postal code in The Netherlands, so I can be quite precise

This street is calculated as being 1.7 meters above sea level (around 5,6 feet)

ren, I too see it as 'attitudes'.. so you are not alone


In the heart of coffee-growing country, 1069 meters

450 ft above sea level here

I must confess that at first I also misread the heading as 'attitude' and wondered what sort of entries I'd find here.

In Memphis Tennessee there is a marker downtown on Front Street stating that the marker is 325 feet above sea level.

Something to think about: Should both Polar icecaps and the ice covering Greenland melt, Memphis would be a seaport.