What's your altitude? - 24hourcampfire

I'm sitting at near 1280 feet above sea level here in Iowa.

About 550' here in the Caddo Valley. The mountain tops around here top out at about 1700'.

I’m at 5,100 feet elevation at my house.

6525 feet above sea level here in Colorado.

When we driver to Denver, it seems that we do not clime at all, when we get there, we're a mile in the sky.

When we drive to Wabigoon, it's up, and down hill a lot, but we're at about the altitude we started at.

Just under 600’ here near near Lake Hurons Saginaw Bay.

About 3600 feet at the edge of the black hills.

5280 at the range, 5310 at the house

630

Somewhere between 15-20'

right at 3700 ft. here in town. The hills around town are 5000 ft.

My wife says it is bad. Wait - What?

2,000 feet, looking down on the French Broad River.

6000' out the back door.......

Only goes up from here

Just caught the sunrise perfect here eh ?

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About 640 here.

10000' plus where I hang out in the summer

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6086 here at the house.

6,500

About 1300’

French Broad River, one of a few rivers that flows North. Good Ole Marshall, its turned into a Utopia for a bunch of liberals from out of town.

According to Google Earth, I am at 5746.399239501312 ft. +10 because I'm on the second floor.

68 ft according to the USGS

4,500 at the house.

2006 Feet

I'm at about 2800 ft. I've lived in quite a few places and looking back, all but one (Huntsville, Alabama, Have been at about that same elevation. GD

4750 at both home and work.

About 500 feet at my house.

10 ft

1625 ft. at the house.

140 above

70

5975 at house

I am at 10 ft also

About 565 ft depending on whether I am in the front or back yard.

6770'

A little over 4000. Slightly more if I'm standing on my roof.

Around 650'

OnX map says 5041’ at the house!

Elk Country

1040-ish.

I'm surprised nobody has said 420.

About 2600 at the house

15’ ASL currently. Also 3800 miles from home where ele is 26’.

Tomorrow my ‘tude will be ~35000, or so.

2520 feet in the Boise Valley.

270’ above sea level. Near Conroe texas

3280

6800 at the house

Six.

Ocean in view at the foot of the hill... not high at all.

I am at about 15 ft.

Four ft.

We lived at 8,000 ft. in the NM mountains for 20 years - now down to 3,987 in SE Arizona,

According to the gps and stuff on my phone, Wells Valley is about 1220’ above sea level.
7mm

City did some road work out front of the house and had to put in some survey/elevation stakes.
We're at 7,155 ft.

How much personal information are you willing to put out on an open forum?

Data miners love this sort of thing.

I remember a time when people were concerned with the government and google finding all your information.

Now you'd have us give it away one question at a time courtesy of Wabigoon's endless surveys...

No one has to respond friend.

14'

About 4 feet.

Sea level.

Unfortunately.

What's your altitude?

Just to throw a wrench in the works, I will state the following. We all live at zero altitude, which is the distance above the surface ground level. Elevation is the distance above mean sea level. I Live at an elevation of 6,400'.

Five ft.

High enough that I don’t have flood insurance. 130’ at the mailbox, 160’ in back.

Originally Posted by colodog

How much personal information are you willing to put out on an open forum?

Data miners love this sort of thing.

I remember a time when people were concerned with the government and google finding all your information.

Now you'd have us give it away one question at a time courtesy of Wabigoon's endless surveys...

What critical data can be mined from elevation?

999.

This area is 1200-1300 feet above see level

About 4800'

Originally Posted by BIGR

French Broad River, one of a few rivers that flows North. Good Ole Marshall, its turned into a Utopia for a bunch of liberals from out of town.

My view of the north-flowing river.
Yes there are some libs in Marshall.
But as for me, "I got a rifle, a shotgun and a 4-wheel drive..."

About 1070’

80

655 ft above sea level.

52' in the great central valley of northern Ca. 3100 at the sierra family cabin.

My house is about 200' North Arkansas. Starts uphill immediately west of my street.

Originally Posted by lightning

10 ft

And that's at low tide, right?

3945'

2200 feet here on the Cumberland Plateau.

Originally Posted by simonkenton7

Originally Posted by BIGR

French Broad River, one of a few rivers that flows North. Good Ole Marshall, its turned into a Utopia for a bunch of liberals from out of town.

My view of the north-flowing river.
Yes there are some libs in Marshall.
But as for me, "I got a rifle, a shotgun and a 4-wheel drive..."

Nice view! I bet it’s gorgeous when the trees change.

618.2 ft. / 188.4 m (surveyed)

110 feet

305'

2000 feet on Walden's Ridge in East Tennessee.

4105 ft in elevation, above sea level!

Originally Posted by ironbender

Originally Posted by colodog

How much personal information are you willing to put out on an open forum?

Data miners love this sort of thing.

I remember a time when people were concerned with the government and google finding all your information.

Now you'd have us give it away one question at a time courtesy of Wabigoon's endless surveys...

What critical data can be mined from elevation?

What critical data is mined from your everyday internet searches?
The endless parade of questions about Who grows which crops, where do you live, have you ever done.. have you ever used, which product do you prefer, all compiled is quite a sum of information about our lives, values, military service, marriages, families, employment etc..

This is an open forum and everything we post is available to our buddies here and those who are not our friends and the A.I. that will gather more information than you might realize.
Things you would never tell a telemarketer are blithely posted for anyone to see. Same result.

Probably around 475' to 525' I'm geussing.

Originally Posted by colodog

Originally Posted by ironbender

Originally Posted by colodog

How much personal information are you willing to put out on an open forum?

Data miners love this sort of thing.

I remember a time when people were concerned with the government and google finding all your information.

Now you'd have us give it away one question at a time courtesy of Wabigoon's endless surveys...

What critical data can be mined from elevation?

What critical data is mined from your everyday internet searches?
The endless parade of questions about Who grows which crops, where do you live, have you ever done.. have you ever used, which product do you prefer, all compiled is quite a sum of information about our lives, values, military service, marriages, families, employment etc..

This is an open forum and everything we post is available to our buddies here and those who are not our friends and the A.I. that will gather more information than you might realize.
Things you would never tell a telemarketer are blithely posted for anyone to see. Same result.

So nothing from elevation.

About 20,000 feet at the moment. The house is on the other side of that mountain at 5600 ft.

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Don't know, don't care here. 150 maybe- I'm on a ridge.

I do remember that in Barrow the airport was at 11 feet.

In Kotzebue, probably lower....an unusually high pressure system once stranded several AK Air jets on the runway for several days. The altimeters read below sea-level and locked up, set off red light, maybe, so the wuss pilots wouldn't /couldn't take off. .After the first, a mechanic came in on the next flight, which also got stranded.

Steve R- a "short" pilot, with 20 years Arctic experience had no problem third flight - said he didn't see no red light....

. and 50 feet up the altimeter worked just fine. The next two flights also got stranded (" Hey, Steve said 'no problem' ", so there were 4 737-400's on the ground until the high lifted

That small apron was getting a little crowded...

I’m sitting at 16’.

1700 ish

900' on the dot

2100’

Google says 942 feet.

3000 feet on my deck

72 feet.

187 feet, just out of Tsunami range...

1750 at the Ranch

6200 downstairs

About 6950 up here above the four corners

About 730 feet.

150'

'bout 30 feet here in the Puget Sound.

I'm at 236' here.

About 6,920

1000 ft here in Greenville SC.

Depending on what part of town, 1360' +/-.

At sea level in North Queensland. Looking out over the ocean now.

Port city so we are at sea level.

About 10' ASL at work and about 100 or so at home. Up north house sits at about 450' ASL, but a 10 minute drive down the road gains elevation rather quickly up into the 3,000' range.

112’ Sac. Valley CA

Originally Posted by wabigoon

I'm sitting at near 1280 feet above sea level here in Iowa.

Your IQ is 1280 below sea level.

Wabigoon (Flatlander!): I live at a "cool" 5,410 feet here in SW Montana - crossed the continental divide twice today on my way to and from gunshops in Idaho (Idaho Falls) at 6,870'
Breathing starts to NOT come easy at that elevation.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

Right at 8000'

I have a negative North American attitude - because of my inherent short stature.

667Ft above.

Originally Posted by dennisinaz

187 feet, just out of Tsunami range...

BS- you ain't even in Alaska.

219 feet elevation and about a mile and a half from salt water.

Plus or Minus a Mile around the house.

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6'2"

7ft.

6'3 from where I'm standing

4330’at the house 12,000’ sierra Blanca peak is a 30min drive away in southern N.M

Originally Posted by las

Don't know, don't care here. 150 maybe- I'm on a ridge.

I do remember that in Barrow the airport was at 11 feet.

In Kotzebue, probably lower....an unusually high pressure system once stranded several AK Air jets on the runway for several days. The altimeters read below sea-level and locked up, set off red light, maybe, so the wuss pilots wouldn't /couldn't take off. .After the first, a mechanic came in on the next flight, which also got stranded.

Steve R- a "short" pilot, with 20 years Arctic experience had no problem third flight - said he didn't see no red light....

. and 50 feet up the altimeter worked just fine. The next two flights also got stranded (" Hey, Steve said 'no problem' ", so there were 4 737-400's on the ground until the high lifted

That small apron was getting a little crowded...

In a way that's sort of funny.

Right at 520 here in Elk, Texas

Originally Posted by Valsdad

Originally Posted by las

Don't know, don't care here. 150 maybe- I'm on a ridge.

I do remember that in Barrow the airport was at 11 feet.

In Kotzebue, probably lower....an unusually high pressure system once stranded several AK Air jets on the runway for several days. The altimeters read below sea-level and locked up, set off red light, maybe, so the wuss pilots wouldn't /couldn't take off. .After the first, a mechanic came in on the next flight, which also got stranded.

Steve R- a "short" pilot, with 20 years Arctic experience had no problem third flight - said he didn't see no red light....

. and 50 feet up the altimeter worked just fine. The next two flights also got stranded (" Hey, Steve said 'no problem' ", so there were 4 737-400's on the ground until the high lifted

That small apron was getting a little crowded...

In a way that's sort of funny.

I used that Barrow monument as a GPS marker. From there in white-out, I could find my house...

4240 here at the house! memtb

Originally Posted by las

[quote=Valsdad][quote=las]Don't know, don't care here. 150 maybe- I'm on a ridge.

I do remember that in Barrow the airport was at 11 feet.

In Kotzebue, probably lower....an unusually high pressure system once stranded several AK Air jets on the runway for several days. The altimeters read below sea-level and locked up, set off red light, maybe, so the wuss pilots wouldn't /couldn't take off. .After the first, a mechanic came in on the next flight, which also got stranded.

Steve R- a "short" pilot, with 20 years Arctic experience had no problem third flight - said he didn't see no red light....

. and 50 feet up the altimeter worked just fine. The next two flights also got stranded (" Hey, Steve said 'no problem' ", so there were 4 737-400's on the ground until the high lifted

That small apron was getting a little crowded...

In a way that's sort of funny.

I used that Barrow airport monument as a GPS marker. From there in white-out, I could find my house...

Twice.

Good thing for GPS as white outs suck.

According to Google, it's about 650 feet above.

Originally Posted by CCCC

We lived at 8,000 ft. in the NM mountains for 20 years - now down to 3,987 in SE Arizona,

When we were where you lived in NM, I ran out of breath quite often. I live at 220 ft. Last summer at camp, Steve Wrigley sat down on my tailgate when we were putting up the tents, and said "I think that I will take up smoking". I asked why he wanted to do that, and He said "anybody that can't breathe better than this, needs an excuse." miles

420’

Not to high

7310' at my house

We at 20'

About 1000'

Ron

1167

4400 ft above sea level

I'm about 3-400 yards away from the south shore of Lake Ontario, which is listed as 243 ft. above sea level. So probably add 20 to 30 ft. to that and that's probably my altitude.

Around 118 asl

Nice view! I bet it’s gorgeous when the trees change.[/quote]

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My house in Flagstaff is about 6,900 but I live and work during the week in Phoenix which is about 1,100 foot. Can’t wait until I can go back up to Flag year round. The 100” of annual snow never bothered me too much

About a 25 degree difference in temperature, year round.

11'6" above mean sea level.

1250

colodog: It appears you do NOT have enough tinfoil in your hat!
Sheesh - well let ME ask this have you suffered from overwhelming paranoia and fear for very long now? Oh thats right you don't want to give out any information no matter how innocuous/innocent!
Sheesh.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

About 230.

About 950 here.

Although in my previous post my elevation isn't much higher than the 243 ft. of Lake Ontario, this thread reminded me that my buddy about 50 miles south of me in the hills of the Finger Lakes is sitting at around 2200 ft. elev. according to my Garmin hand held GPS.

Originally Posted by las

Originally Posted by dennisinaz

187 feet, just out of Tsunami range...

BS- you ain't even in Alaska.

Not this week

950 +/-

About 300’ here.

950 feet ..living room window looking at 20,000+ (its 100miles away)

Here's one backed up from the glass, 3 pane windows are rough on camera focus ! , my power pole / corner post of my lot down in the trees.

2868 at the house. 2940 0n back ridge. NC Blue Ridge Mountains.