List of elevation extremes by country

Map of countries coloured according to their highest point

The following sortable table lists land surface elevation extremes by country or dependent territory.

Topographic elevation is the vertical distance above the reference geoid, a mathematical model of the Earth's sea level as an equipotential gravitational surface.

## Table

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Land surface elevation extremes by country Country or region  | Highest point  | Maximum elevation  | Lowest point  | Minimum elevation  | Elevation span

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Afghanistan | Noshaq | 7492 m
24,580 ft  | Amu Darya | 258 m
846 ft  | 7234 m
23,734 ft
Albania | Korab | 2764 m
9,068 ft  | Adriatic Sea | sea level  | 2764 m
9,068 ft
Algeria | Mount Tahat | 2908 m
9,541 ft  | Chott Melrhir | −40 m
−131 ft | 3043 m
9,984 ft
American Samoa | Lata Mountain | 966 m
3,169 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 966 m
3,169 ft
Andorra | Coma Pedrosa | 2943 m
9,656 ft  | Gran Valira | 840 m
2,756 ft  | 2102 m
6,896 ft
Angola | Mount Moco | 2620 m
8,596 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2620 m
8,596 ft
Anguilla | Crocus Hill | 73 m
240 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 73 m
240 ft
Antarctica | Vinson Massif | 4892 m
16,050 ft  | Deep Lake, Vestfold Hills[1][citation needed] | −50 m
−164 ft | 4942 m
16,214 ft
Antigua and Barbuda | Boggy Peak on Antigua | 402 m
1,319 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 402 m
1,319 ft
Argentina | Aconcagua[a][b] | 6961 m
22,838 ft  | Laguna del Carbón[c] | −105 m
−344 ft | 7065 m
23,179 ft
Armenia | Mount Aragats[2] | 4090 m
13,419 ft  | Aras River[2][3] | 375 m
1,230 ft  | 3715 m
12,188 ft
Aruba | Mount Jamanota | 188 m
617 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 188 m
617 ft
Ashmore and Cartier Islands | Unnamed location | 3 m
10 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 3 m
10 ft
Australia | Mount Kosciuszko[d] | 2228 m
7,310 ft  | Lake Eyre | −15 m
−49 ft | 2243 m
7,359 ft
Austria | Grossglockner | 3798 m
12,461 ft  | Lake Neusiedl | 115 m
377 ft  | 3683 m
12,083 ft
Azerbaijan | Mount Bazardüzü | 4466 m
14,652 ft  | Caspian Sea | −28 m
−92 ft | 4513 m
14,806 ft
Bahamas | Mount Alvernia on Cat Island | 63 m
207 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 63 m
207 ft
Bahrain | Mountain of Smoke (Jabal ad Dukhan) | 134 m
440 ft  | Persian Gulf | sea level  | 122 m
400 ft
Bangladesh | Saka Haphong | 1063 m
3,488 ft  | Bay of Bengal | sea level  | 1063 m
3,488 ft
Barbados | Mount Hillaby | 340 m
1,115 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 336 m
1,102 ft
Belarus | Dzyarzhynskaya Hara | 345 m
1,132 ft  | Neman | 90 m
295 ft  | 256 m
840 ft
Belgium | Signal de Botrange | 694 m
2,277 ft  | De Moeren | −4 m
−13 ft | 698 m
2,290 ft
Belize | Doyle's Delight | 1124 m
3,688 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1124 m
3,688 ft
Benin | Mont Sokbaro | 658 m
2,159 ft  | Bight of Benin | sea level  | 658 m
2,159 ft
Bermuda | Town Hill | 79 m
259 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 76 m
249 ft
Bhutan | Gangkhar Puensum | 7571 m
24,839 ft  | Drangme Chhu | 97 m
318 ft  | 7473 m
24,518 ft
Bir Tawil | Gabal Hagar El Zarqa | 662 m
2,172 ft  | [data missing] |  |
Bolivia | Sajama | 6542 m
21,463 ft  | Paraguay River | 90 m
295 ft  | 6452 m
21,168 ft
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Maglić | 2386 m
7,828 ft  | Adriatic Sea | sea level  | 2386 m
7,828 ft
Botswana | Otse Hill or Monalanong Hill | 1494 m
4,902 ft  | Confluence of Limpopo River and Shashe River | 513 m
1,683 ft  | 978 m
3,209 ft
Bouvet Island | Olavtoppen | 780 m
2,559 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 935 m
3,068 ft
Brazil | Pico da Neblina | 2995 m
9,826 ft[4] | Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2995 m
9,826 ft
British Indian Ocean Territory | Unnamed location on Diego Garcia | 15 m
49 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 15 m
49 ft
Brunei | Bukit Pagon | 1875 m
6,152 ft  | South China Sea | sea level  | 1850 m
6,070 ft
Bulgaria | Musala | 2925 m
9,596 ft  | Black Sea | sea level  | 2925 m
9,596 ft
Burkina Faso | Mount Tenakourou | 747 m
2,451 ft  | Black Volta | 200 m
656 ft  | 549 m
1,801 ft
Burundi | Mount Heha | 2684 m
8,806 ft  | Lake Tanganyika | 772 m
2,533 ft  | 1912 m
6,273 ft
Cambodia | Phnom Aural | 1813 m
5,948 ft  | Gulf of Thailand | sea level  | 1810 m
5,938 ft
Cameroon | Mount Cameroon | 4040 m
13,255 ft  | Bight of Bonny | sea level  | 4040 m
13,255 ft
Canada | Mount Logan[e] | 5959 m
19,551 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 5959 m
19,551 ft
Cape Verde | Pico do Fogo | 2829 m
9,281 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2829 m
9,281 ft
Cayman Islands | The Bluff on Cayman Brac | 43 m
141 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 46 m
151 ft
Central African Republic | Mont Ngaoui | 1410 m
4,626 ft  | Ubangi River | 335 m
1,099 ft  | 1085 m
3,560 ft
Chad | Emi Koussi | 3447 m
11,309 ft  | Djourab Depression | 160 m
525 ft  | 3285 m
10,778 ft
Chile | Ojos del Salado[f][g] | 6893 m
22,615 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 6893 m
22,615 ft
China[h] | Mount Everest[i][j] | 8849 m
29,032 ft  | Ayding Lake[k] | −154 m
−505 ft | 9,003 m
29,537 ft
Christmas Island | Murray Hill | 361 m
1,184 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 361 m
1,184 ft
Clipperton Island | Rocher Clipperton | 29 m
95 ft  | North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 29 m
95 ft
Cocos (Keeling) Islands | South Island | 9 m
30 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 5 m
16 ft
Colombia | Pico Cristóbal Colón | 5775 m
18,947 ft  | North Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 5720 m
18,766 ft
Comoros | Mount Karthala on Grande Comore | 2361 m
7,746 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 2360 m
7,743 ft
Democratic Republic of the Congo | Mount Stanley (Margherita Peak)  | 5109 m
16,762 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 5109 m
16,762 ft
Republic of the Congo | Mont Nabemba | 1020 m
3,346 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 1020 m
3,346 ft
Cook Islands | Te Manga on Rarotonga | 652 m
2,139 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 652 m
2,139 ft
Coral Sea Islands | Unnamed location on Cato Island | 29 m
95 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 29 m
95 ft
Costa Rica | Cerro Chirripó | 3821 m
12,536 ft  | North Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 3820 m
12,533 ft
Ivory Coast | Mont Nimba (Mount Richard-Molard) | 1752 m
5,748 ft  | Gulf of Guinea | sea level  | 1752 m
5,748 ft
Croatia | Dinara | 1831 m
6,007 ft  | Adriatic Sea | sea level  | 1831 m
6,007 ft
Cuba | Pico Turquino | 1974 m
6,476 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1974 m
6,476 ft
Curaçao | Sint Christoffelberg | 372 m
1,220 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 375 m
1,230 ft
Cyprus | Mount Olympus | 1952 m
6,404 ft  | Mediterranean Sea | sea level  | 1952 m
6,404 ft
Czech Republic | Sněžka | 1603 m
5,259 ft  | Elbe | 115 m
377 ft  | 1487 m
4,879 ft
Denmark | Møllehøj | 171 m
561 ft  | Lammefjord | −7 m
−23 ft | 178 m
584 ft
Djibouti | Mousa Ali | 2021 m
6,631 ft  | Lake Assal[l] | −155 m
−509 ft | 2183 m
7,162 ft
Dominica | Morne Diablotins | 1447 m
4,747 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1447 m
4,747 ft
Dominican Republic | Pico Duarte[m] | 3101 m
10,174 ft  | Lake Enriquillo[6][n] on Hispaniola | −45 m
−148 ft | 3143 m
10,312 ft
Ecuador | Chimborazo[o] | 6263 m
20,548 ft  | Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 6267 m
20,561 ft
Egypt | Mount Catherine | 2629 m
8,625 ft  | Qattara Depression | −133 m
−436 ft | 2762 m
9,062 ft
El Salvador | Cerro El Pital | 2730 m
8,957 ft  | North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 2730 m
8,957 ft
Equatorial Guinea | Pico Basile on Bioko | 3011 m
9,879 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 3008 m
9,869 ft
Eritrea | Emba Soira | 3018 m
9,902 ft  | Lake Kulul | −75 m
−246 ft | 3093 m
10,148 ft
Estonia | Suur Munamägi | 318 m
1,043 ft  | Baltic Sea | sea level  | 318 m
1,043 ft
Eswatini | Emlembe | 1862 m
6,109 ft  | Maputo River | 21 m
69 ft  | 1841 m
6,040 ft
Ethiopia | Ras Dejen | 4550 m
14,928 ft  | Danakil Depression | −125 m
−410 ft | 4675 m
15,338 ft
Falkland Islands | Mount Usborne on East Falkland | 705 m
2,313 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 705 m
2,313 ft
Faroe Islands | Slættaratindur on Eysturoy | 880 m
2,887 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 880 m
2,887 ft
Fiji | Tomanivi on Viti Levu | 1324 m
4,344 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 1324 m
4,344 ft
Finland | Halti | 1365 m
4,478 ft  | Baltic Sea | sea level  | 1324 m
4,344 ft
France | Mont Blanc[p] | 4806 m
15,768 ft  | Étang de Lavalduc | −10 m
−33 ft | 4820 m
15,814 ft
French Guiana | Bellevue de l'Inini | 851 m
2,792 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 851 m
2,792 ft
French Polynesia | Mont Orohena[q] | 2241 m
7,352 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 2241 m
7,352 ft
French Southern and Antarctic Lands | Mont Ross on Kerguelen Islands | 1850 m
6,070 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 1850 m
6,070 ft
Gabon | Mont Bengoué | 1070 m
3,510 ft  | Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 1070 m
3,510 ft
Gambia | Sare Firasu Hill[7] | 51 m
167 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 51 m
167 ft
Georgia | Shkhara | 5203 m
17,070 ft  | Black Sea | sea level  | 5201 m
17,064 ft
Germany | Zugspitze | 2962 m
9,718 ft  | Neuendorf-Sachsenbande | −4 m
−12 ft | 2966 m
9,729 ft
Ghana | Leklata[8] | 900 m
2,953 ft  | Gulf of Guinea | sea level  | 900 m
2,953 ft
Gibraltar | Rock of Gibraltar | 426 m
1,398 ft  | Strait of Gibraltar | sea level  | 426 m
1,398 ft
Greece | Mount Olympus | 2918 m
9,573 ft  | Epitalio | −6 m
−20 ft [9][10] | 2917 m
9,570 ft
Greenland | Gunnbjørn Fjeld[r] | 3694 m
12,119 ft  | Arctic Ocean
North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 3700 m
12,139 ft
Grenada | Mount Saint Catherine | 840 m
2,756 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 840 m
2,756 ft
Guadeloupe | La Grande Soufrière on Basse-Terre Island | 1467 m
4,813 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1484 m
4,869 ft
Guam | Mount Lamlam[s] | 406 m
1,332 ft  | North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 406 m
1,332 ft
Guatemala | Volcán Tajumulco[t] | 4203 m
13,789 ft  | North Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 4220 m
13,845 ft
Guernsey | Le Moulin | 114 m
374 ft  | English Channel | sea level  | 114 m
374 ft
Guinea | Mont Nimba (Mount Richard-Molard) | 1752 m
5,748 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 1752 m
5,748 ft
Guinea-Bissau | Dongol Rondè[11] | 266 m
873 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 266 m
873 ft
Guyana | Mount Roraima | 2772 m
9,094 ft[u] | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2772 m
9,094 ft
Haiti | Pic la Selle | 2680 m
8,793 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 2680 m
8,793 ft
Heard Island and McDonald Islands | Big Ben (Mawson Peak)[d] | 2745 m
9,006 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 2745 m
9,006 ft
Honduras | Cerro Las Minas | 2870 m
9,416 ft  | Caribbean Sea
North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 2870 m
9,416 ft
Hong Kong | Tai Mo Shan | 957 m
3,140 ft  | South China Sea | sea level  | 958 m
3,143 ft
Hungary | Kékes | 1014 m
3,327 ft  | Tisza | 76 m
249 ft  | 938 m
3,077 ft
Iceland | Hvannadalshnúkur | 2110 m
6,921 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2110 m
6,921 ft
India | Kangchenjunga[v][w] | 8586 m
28,169 ft  | Kuttanad[13] | −2 m
−7 ft | 8588 m
28,177 ft
Indonesia | Puncak Jaya on New Guinea[x] | 4884 m
16,024 ft  | Indian Ocean
South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 4884 m
16,024 ft
Iran | Damavand | 5609 m
18,402 ft  | Caspian Sea | −28 m
−92 ft | 5638 m
18,497 ft
Iraq | Cheekha Dar | 3611 m
11,847 ft  | Persian Gulf | sea level  | 3611 m
11,847 ft
Ireland | Carrauntoohil | 1039 m
3,409 ft  | Irish Sea | sea level  | 1039 m
3,409 ft
Isle of Man | Snaefell | 621 m
2,037 ft  | Irish Sea | sea level  | 621 m
2,037 ft
Israel | Mount Meron (de jure; inside the Green Line)

Mount Hermon (de facto; in the Golan Heights)[y]

| 1204 m
3,950 ft  | Dead Sea[z] | −440 m
−1,444 ft[14] | 1644 m
5,394 ft
Italy | Mont Blanc[p] | 4806 m
15,768 ft  | Jolanda di Savoia | −3 m
−10 ft | 4813 m
15,791 ft
Jamaica | Blue Mountain Peak | 2256 m
7,402 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 2256 m
7,402 ft
Japan | Mount Fuji on Honshu | 3776 m
12,388 ft  | Hachiro-gata on Honshu  | −4 m
−13 ft | 3780 m
12,402 ft
Jersey | Les Platons | 136 m
446 ft  | English Channel | sea level  | 136 m
446 ft
Jordan | Jabal Umm ad Dami | 1854 m
6,083 ft  | Dead Sea[z] | −440 m
−1,444 ft | 2294 m
7,526 ft
Kazakhstan | Khan Tengri | 7010 m
22,999 ft  | Karagiye Depression | −134 m
−440 ft | 7144 m
23,438 ft
Kenya | Mount Kenya | 5199 m
17,057 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 5199 m
17,057 ft
Kiribati | Unnamed location on Banaba | 81 m
266 ft  | Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 81 m
266 ft
North Korea | Paektu-san | 2744 m
9,003 ft  | Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea | sea level  | 2744 m
9,003 ft
South Korea | Halla-san on Jejudo | 1947 m
6,388 ft  | Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea | sea level  | 1947 m
6,388 ft
Kosovo | Velika Rudoka[15] | 2660 m
8,728 ft  | White Drin | 297 m
974 ft  | 2359 m
7,740 ft
Kuwait | Unnamed location in westernmost Kuwait[16] | 291 m
955 ft  | Persian Gulf | sea level  | 291 m
955 ft
Kyrgyzstan | Jengish Chokusu | 7439 m
24,406 ft  | Kara Darya | 435 m
1,427 ft  | 7004 m
22,979 ft
Laos | Phou Bia | 2830 m
9,285 ft  | Mekong | 70 m
230 ft  | 2747 m
9,012 ft
Latvia | Gaiziņkalns | 312 m
1,024 ft  | Baltic Sea | sea level  | 312 m
1,024 ft
Lebanon | Qurnat as Sawda' | 3088 m
10,131 ft  | Mediterranean Sea | sea level  | 3088 m
10,131 ft
Lesotho | Thabana Ntlenyana[aa] | 3482 m
11,424 ft  | Confluence of Orange River and Makhaleng River | 1400 m
4,593 ft  | 2082 m
6,831 ft
Liberia | Mount Wuteve | 1447 m
4,747 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 1440 m
4,724 ft
Libya | Bikku Bitti | 2267 m
7,438 ft  | Sabkhat Ghuzayyil | −47 m
−154 ft | 2314 m
7,592 ft
Liechtenstein | Grauspitz | 2599 m
8,527 ft  | Rhine | 430 m
1,411 ft  | 2169 m
7,116 ft
Lithuania | Aukštojas Hill | 294 m
964 ft  | Nemunas Delta | −5 m
−16 ft | 295 m
968 ft
Luxembourg | Kneiff | 560 m
1,837 ft  | Moselle River | 133 m
436 ft  | 427 m
1,401 ft
Macau | Coloane Alto on Gau Ou Saan | 172 m
564 ft  | South China Sea | sea level  | 172 m
564 ft
North Macedonia | Golem Korab | 2764 m
9,068 ft  | Vardar | 50 m
164 ft  | 2714 m
8,904 ft
Madagascar | Maromokotro | 2876 m
9,436 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 2876 m
9,436 ft
Malawi | Mount Mulanje | 3002 m
9,849 ft  | Shire River | 37 m
121 ft  | 2965 m
9,728 ft
Malaysia | Gunung Kinabalu on Borneo | 4095 m
13,436 ft  | South China Sea
Indian Ocean | sea level  | 4095 m
13,436 ft
Maldives[ab] | Mount Villingili on Villingili | 5 m
17 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 5 m
17 ft
Mali | Hombori Tondo | 1155 m
3,789 ft  | Senegal River | 23 m
75 ft  | 1132 m
3,714 ft
Malta | Ta'Dmejrek on Malta Island | 253 m
830 ft  | Mediterranean Sea | sea level  | 253 m
830 ft
Marshall Islands | Unnamed location on Likiep | 10 m
33 ft  | North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 10 m
33 ft
Martinique | Mount Pelée | 1397 m
4,583 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1397 m
4,583 ft
Mauritania | Kediet ej Jill | 915 m
3,002 ft  | Sebkha de Ndrhamcha | −5 m
−16 ft | 920 m
3,018 ft
Mauritius | Piton de la Petite Rivière Noire | 828 m
2,717 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 828 m
2,717 ft
Mayotte | Benara on Mahoré | 660 m
2,165 ft  | Mozambique Channel | sea level  | 660 m
2,165 ft
Mexico | Volcán Citlaltépetl (Pico de Orizaba)[ac] | 5636 m
18,491 ft  | Laguna Salada | −10 m
−33 ft | 5646 m
18,524 ft
Federated States of Micronesia | Nanlaud on Pohnpei | 782 m
2,566 ft  | North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 782 m
2,566 ft
Moldova | Bălănești Hill | 430 m
1,411 ft  | Dniester | 2 m
7 ft  | 428 m
1,404 ft
Monaco | along Chemin des Révoires on Mont Agel | 162 m
531 ft  | Mediterranean Sea | sea level  | 161 m
528 ft
Mongolia | Khüiten Peak | 4356 m
14,291 ft  | Els khotgor | 526 m
1,726 ft  | 3856 m
12,651 ft
Montenegro | Zla Kolata | 2534 m
8,314 ft  | Adriatic Sea | sea level  | 2534 m
8,314 ft
Montserrat | Chances Peak | 915 m
3,002 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 915 m
3,002 ft
Morocco[ad] | Jbel Toubkal | 4167 m
13,671 ft  | Sebkha Tah | −55 m
−180 ft | 4222 m
13,852 ft
Mozambique | Monte Binga | 2440 m
8,005 ft  | Mozambique Channel | sea level  | 2436 m
7,992 ft
Myanmar | Hkakabo Razi | 5881 m
19,295 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 5881 m
19,295 ft
Namibia | Königstein | 2573 m
8,442 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2573 m
8,442 ft
Nauru | Command Ridge | 65 m
213 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 65 m
213 ft
Nepal | Mount Everest[i][ae] | 8849 m
29,032 ft  | Mukhiyapatti Musharniya | 59 m
194 ft  | 8789 m
28,835 ft
Netherlands | Mount Scenery[af] on Saba | 870 m
2,854 ft  | Vergeten Plek, in the Zuidplaspolder near Waddinxveen | −7 m
−22 ft | 894 m
2,932 ft
New Caledonia | Mont Panié | 1628 m
5,341 ft  | Coral Sea | sea level  | 1628 m
5,341 ft
New Zealand | Aoraki / Mount Cook[ag] in the South Island | 3724 m
12,218 ft  | Unnamed location near Momona, Taieri Plains, Otago | −2 m
−7 ft | 3726 m
12,224 ft
Nicaragua | Mogotón | 2085 m
6,841 ft  | North Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 2107 m
6,913 ft
Niger | Mont Idoukal-n-Taghès | 2002 m
6,568 ft  | Niger River | 200 m
656 ft  | 1822 m
5,978 ft
Nigeria | Chappal Waddi | 2419 m
7,936 ft  | Unnamed location on Lagos Island | −0.2 m
−0.7 ft | 2419 m
7,937 ft
Niue | Unnamed location near Mutalau on Niue | 68 m
223 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 68 m
223 ft
Norfolk Island | Mount Bates | 319 m
1,047 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 319 m
1,047 ft
Northern Mariana Islands | Mount Agrihan on Agrihan | 965 m
3,166 ft  | North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 965 m
3,166 ft
Norway | Galdhøpiggen | 2469 m
8,100 ft  | Norwegian Sea | sea level  | 2469 m
8,100 ft
Oman | Jabal Shams | 3018 m
9,902 ft  | Arabian Sea | sea level  | 3009 m
9,872 ft
Pakistan | K2[ah] | 8611 m
28,251 ft  | Arabian Sea | sea level  | 8611 m
28,251 ft
Palau | Mount Ngerchelchuus on Babeldaob | 242 m
794 ft  | North Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 242 m
794 ft
Palestine | Mount Nabi Yunis | 1030 m
3,379 ft  | Dead Sea[z] | −440 m
−1,444 ft | 1470 m
4,823 ft
Panama | Volcán Barú | 3475 m
11,401 ft  | North Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 3475 m
11,401 ft
Papua New Guinea | Mount Wilhelm | 4509 m
14,793 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 4509 m
14,793 ft
Paraguay | Cerro Peró | 842 m
2,762 ft  | Paraguay River | 46 m
151 ft  | 796 m
2,612 ft
Peru | Huascarán[ai] | 6768 m
22,205 ft  | Bayóvar Depression | −34 m
−112 ft | 6802 m
22,316 ft
Philippines | Mount Apo on Mindanao | 2954 m
9,692 ft  | Philippine Sea
South China Sea | sea level  | 2954 m
9,692 ft
Pitcairn Islands | Pawala Valley Ridge | 347 m
1,138 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 347 m
1,138 ft
Poland | Rysy | 2500 m
8,202 ft  | Raczki Elbląskie[17] | −2 m
−6 ft | 2501 m
8,205 ft
Portugal | Montanha do Pico on Pico Island[aj] | 2351 m
7,713 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2351 m
7,713 ft
Puerto Rico | Cerro de Punta | 1338 m
4,390 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1338 m
4,390 ft
Qatar | Qurayn Abu al Bawl | 103 m
338 ft  | Dukhan Sabkha[18] | −6 m
−20 ft | 109 m
358 ft
Réunion | Piton des Neiges | 3070 m
10,072 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 3069 m
10,069 ft
Romania | Moldoveanu | 2545 m
8,350 ft  | Black Sea | sea level  | 2544 m
8,346 ft
Russia | Mount Elbrus[ak] | 5642 m
18,510 ft  | Caspian Sea[al] | −28 m
−92 ft | 5670 m
18,602 ft
Rwanda | Mount Karisimbi | 4507 m
14,787 ft  | Ruzizi River | 950 m
3,117 ft  | 3557 m
11,670 ft
Sahrawi Republic[ad] | Western Sahara Peak 620[19][20] | 620 m
2,034 ft  | Sebjet Tah | −55 m
−180 ft | 660 m
2,165 ft
Saint Barthélemy | Morne de Vitet | 286 m
938 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 286 m
938 ft
Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha | Queen Mary's Peak on Tristan da Cunha | 2062 m
6,765 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2060 m
6,759 ft
Saint Kitts and Nevis | Mount Liamuiga on Saint Kitts | 1156 m
3,793 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1156 m
3,793 ft
Saint Lucia | Mount Gimie | 950 m
3,117 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 950 m
3,117 ft
Saint Martin | Pic Paradis on Saint Martin | 424 m
1,391 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 424 m
1,391 ft
Saint Pierre and Miquelon | Morne de la Grande Montagne on Miquelon | 240 m
787 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 240 m
787 ft
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | La Soufrière | 1235 m
4,052 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 1234 m
4,049 ft
Samoa | Mauga Silisili on Savai'i | 1858 m
6,096 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 1857 m
6,093 ft
San Marino | Monte Titano | 739 m
2,425 ft  | Ausa River | 55 m
180 ft  | 684 m
2,244 ft
São Tomé and Príncipe | Pico de São Tomé on São Tomé Island | 2024 m
6,640 ft  | Gulf of Guinea | sea level  | 2024 m
6,640 ft
Saudi Arabia | Jabal Sawda (official) or Jabal Ferwa (Asir) (most recent survey)  | 3015 m
9,892 ft  | Jaub Depression[21] | −17 m
−57 ft | 3020 m
9,908 ft
Senegal | Felo Barkere[22] | 638 m
2,093 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 638 m
2,093 ft
Serbia | Midžor
(Velika Rudoka if Kosovo is considered part of Serbia) | 2169 m
7,116 ft  | Confluence of the Timok River and the Danube River | 28 m
92 ft  | 2141 m
7,024 ft
Seychelles | Morne Seychellois on Mahé | 905 m
2,969 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 905 m
2,969 ft
Sierra Leone | Mount Bintumani | 1945 m
6,381 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 1948 m
6,391 ft
Singapore | Bukit Timah Hill | 164 m
537 ft  | Singapore Strait | sea level  | 164 m
537 ft
Sint Maarten | 200 m SW of Flagstaff Peak (The summit is wholly in Saint Martin.)

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| 383 m
1,257 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 383 m
1,257 ft
Slovakia | Gerlachovský štít | 2654 m
8,707 ft  | Bodrog | 94 m
308 ft  | 2561 m
8,402 ft
Slovenia | Triglav | 2864 m
9,396 ft  | Adriatic Sea | sea level  | 2864 m
9,396 ft
Solomon Islands | Mount Popomanaseu on Guadalcanal | 2335 m
7,661 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 2335 m
7,661 ft
Somalia | Shimbiris | 2460 m
8,071 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 2450 m
8,038 ft
South Africa | Mafadi | 3446 m
11,306 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean | sea level  | 3450 m
11,319 ft
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands | Mount Paget[am] | 2935 m
9,629 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 2934 m
9,626 ft
South Sudan | Kinyeti | 3187 m
10,456 ft  | White Nile | 350 m
1,148 ft  | 2837 m
9,308 ft
Spain | Teide[an] on Tenerife[ao] | 3715 m
12,188 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea | sea level  | 3715 m
12,188 ft
Spratly Islands[ap] | Unnamed location on Southwest Cay | 4 m
13 ft  | South China Sea | sea level  | 4 m
13 ft
Sri Lanka | Pidurutalagala on Sri Lanka | 2524 m
8,281 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 2524 m
8,281 ft
Sudan | Jabal Marrah (Deriba Caldera) | 3024 m
9,921 ft  | Red Sea | sea level  | 3042 m
9,980 ft
Suriname | Juliana Top | 1280 m
4,199 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 1230 m
4,035 ft
Svalbard and Jan Mayen | Haakon VII Toppen | 2277 m
7,470 ft  | Norwegian Sea | sea level  | 2277 m
7,470 ft
Sweden | Kebnekaise | 2097 m
6,880 ft  | Kristianstad | −2 m
−8 ft | 2099 m
6,888 ft
Switzerland | Dufourspitze
(Monte Rosa)  | 4634 m
15,203 ft  | Lake Maggiore | 193 m
633 ft  | 4441 m
14,570 ft
Syria | Jabal el-Sheikh (Mount Hermon) | 2814 m
9,232 ft  | Northeast shores of the Sea of Galilee in the Golan Heights (from Syrian point of view; See Israeli-occupied territories)  | −214 m
−702 ft | 2814 m
9,232 ft
Taiwan[aq] | Yu Shan (Jade Mountain)  | 3952 m
12,966 ft  | Philippine Sea
South China Sea
East China Sea | sea level  | 3952 m
12,966 ft
Tajikistan | Ismoil Somoni Peak | 7495 m
24,590 ft  | Syr Darya | 300 m
984 ft  | 7195 m
23,606 ft
Tanzania | Kilimanjaro[ar] | 5895 m
19,341 ft  | Indian Ocean | sea level  | 5892 m
19,331 ft
Thailand | Doi Inthanon | 2565 m
8,415 ft  | Gulf of Thailand
Andaman Sea | sea level  | 2565 m
8,415 ft
Timor-Leste | Mount Ramelau on Timor | 2963 m
9,721 ft  | Timor Sea | sea level  | 2963 m
9,721 ft
Togo | Mont Atilakoutse[26] | 991 m
3,251 ft  | Bight of Benin | sea level  | 991 m
3,251 ft
Tokelau | Unnamed location on Nukunonu | 5 m
16 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 5 m
16 ft
Tonga | Kao | 1030 m
3,379 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 1033 m
3,389 ft
Trinidad and Tobago | El Cerro del Aripo on Trinidad | 940 m
3,084 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 940 m
3,084 ft
Tunisia | Jebel ech Chambi | 1544 m
5,066 ft  | Shatt al Gharsah | −17 m
−56 ft | 1561 m
5,121 ft
Turkey | Mount Ararat | 5137 m
16,854 ft  | Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea | sea level  | 5137 m
16,854 ft
Turkmenistan | Aýrybaba | 3138 m
10,295 ft  | Vpadina Akchanaya[as] | −81 m
−266 ft | 3220 m
10,564 ft
Turks and Caicos Islands | Blue Hills on Providenciales | 49 m
161 ft  | North Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 49 m
161 ft
Tuvalu | Unnamed location on Niulakita | 5 m
15 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 5 m
15 ft
Uganda | Mount Stanley (Margherita Peak)  | 5109 m
16,762 ft  | Albert Nile | 621 m
2,037 ft  | 4488 m
14,724 ft
Ukraine | Hoverla | 2061 m
6,762 ft  | Kuyalnik Estuary | −5 m
−16 ft | 2066 m
6,778 ft
United Arab Emirates | Jabal Al Jais | 1892 m
6,207 ft  | Persian Gulf
Gulf of Oman | sea level  | 1910 m
6,266 ft
United Kingdom | Ben Nevis[at] | 1345 m
4,413 ft  | Holme Fen[27] | −4 m
−13 ft | 1349 m
4,426 ft
United States | Denali (Mount McKinley)[au][av][aw] | 6190.0 m
20,308 ft  | Badwater Basin[ax] | −85.5 m
−281 ft | 6276 m
20,591 ft
United States Minor Outlying Islands | Unnamed hill on Sand Island (Johnston Atoll)  | 10 m
33 ft  | Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 13 m
43 ft
Uruguay | Cerro Catedral | 514 m
1,685 ft  | South Atlantic Ocean | sea level  | 514 m
1,685 ft
Uzbekistan | Khazret Sultan | 4643 m
15,233 ft  | Sariqarnish Kuli[as] | −12 m
−39 ft | 4680 m
15,354 ft
Vanuatu | Mount Tabwemasana on Espiritu Santo | 1879 m
6,165 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 1877 m
6,158 ft
Vatican City | Vatican Hill | 75 m
246 ft  | Saint Peter's Square | 33 m
108 ft  | 42 m
138 ft
Venezuela | Pico Bolívar | 4978 m
16,332 ft  | Lagunillas Municipality, Zulia | −12 m
−39 ft | 4990 m
16,371 ft
Vietnam | Fansipan | 3147 m
10,325 ft  | South China Sea
Gulf of Thailand | sea level  | 3143 m
10,312 ft
British Virgin Islands | Mount Sage on Tortola | 523 m
1,716 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 521 m
1,709 ft
United States Virgin Islands | Crown Mountain on Saint Thomas | 474 m
1,555 ft  | Caribbean Sea | sea level  | 474 m
1,555 ft
Wallis and Futuna | Mont Puke on Futuna | 524 m
1,719 ft  | South Pacific Ocean | sea level  | 524 m
1,719 ft
Yemen | Jabal An-Nabi Shu'ayb | 3666 m
12,028 ft  | Arabian Sea | sea level  | 3666 m
12,028 ft
Zambia | Mafinga Central | 2339 m
7,674 ft  | Zambezi | 329 m
1,079 ft  | 2000 m
6,562 ft
Zimbabwe | Mount Nyangani | 2592 m
8,504 ft  | Confluence of Runde River and Save River | 162 m
531 ft  | 2430 m
7,972 ft
Earth | Mount Everest[i] | 8848 m
29,029 ft  | Dead Sea[z] | −440 m
−1,444 ft | 9,288 m
30,472 ft

## National elevation ranges

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Of all countries, Lesotho has the world's highest low point at 1,400 metres (4,593 ft). Other countries with high low points include Rwanda 950 metres (3,117 ft) and Andorra 840 metres (2,756 ft). Countries with very low high points include Maldives 5 metres (16 ft), Tuvalu, 5 metres (16 ft) and the Marshall Islands 10 metres (33 ft). These island countries also have the smallest range between their lowest (sea level) and highest points, and are very sensitive to changes in sea level.

The highest and lowest points in China constitute the greatest elevation range within any single country at 9,002 metres (29,534 ft). The elevation ranges are also great in Nepal 8,789 metres (28,835 ft), Pakistan 8,611 metres (28,251 ft), and India 8,588 metres (28,176 ft).

Monaco's elevation range is among the greatest relative to surface area. Within its 2.02 km2 territory, there is a difference of 140 m between its highest and lowest points, giving a ratio of 69 m for every km2. In Australia's 7,686,850 square kilometres (2,967,910 sq mi) area, there is only a 2,244 metres (7,362 ft) difference between the highest and lowest points, which gives a ratio of 292 micrometres (0.0115 in) per km2.

## Gallery

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* The summit of Mount Everest is the highest point on Earth.

* The summit of K2 is the highest point of Pakistan.

* The summit of Kangchenjunga is the highest point of India.

* The summit of Gangkhar Puensum is the highest point of Bhutan.

* The summit of Noshakh is the highest point of Afghanistan.

* The summit of Jengish Chokusu is the highest point of Kyrgyzstan.

* The summit of Khan Tengri is the highest point of Kazakhstan.

* The summit of Aconcagua is the highest point of Argentina, the Americas, the Western Hemisphere, and the Southern Hemisphere.

* The summit of Ojos del Salado is the highest point of Chile.

* The summit of Huascarán is the highest point of Peru and the Tropics.

* The summit of Nevado Sajama is the highest point of Bolivia.

* The summit of Chimborazo is the highest point of Ecuador and the farthest point from the center of the Earth.

* The summit of Denali (federally designated as Mount McKinley) is the highest point of the United States and North America.

* The summit of Mount Logan is the highest point of Canada.

* The summit of Kilimanjaro is the highest point of Tanzania and Africa.

* Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain of Russia and Europe.

* The summit of Mount Vinson is the highest point of Antarctica and the Antarctic.

* The summit of Puncak Jaya is the highest point of Indonesia, the Island of New Guinea, and all ocean islands.

* The summit of Gunnbjorn Fjeld is the highest point of Greenland and the Arctic.

* Lago Enriquillo is the lowest point of the Dominican Republic and all ocean islands.

* The Badwater Basin in Death Valley is the lowest point of the United States and North America.

* The Qattara Depression is the lowest point in Egypt.

* Aydingkol is the lowest point of China.

* Lake Asal is the lowest point of Djibouti and Africa.

* The Dead Sea is the lowest point on Earth.

## See also

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## Notes

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1. ^ The summit of Aconcagua is the highest point outside of Asia.
2. ^ The summit of Aconcagua is the second-most prominent point on Earth.
3. ^ Laguna del Carbón is the lowest point in both the Western Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere.
4. ^ a b The summit of Mawson Peak (2,745 m) on Heard Island is the highest point on a dependent territory of Australia, while Mount McClintock has the highest summit (3,490 m) of any mountain on any territory of Australia.
5. ^ The summit of Mount Logan is the sixth-most prominent point on Earth.
6. ^ Ojos del Salado is the highest volcano on Earth.
7. ^ The summit of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is the twelfth-most topographically isolated point on Earth.
8. ^ China has the broadest range of surface elevations of any country with a span of 9,004 m (29,541 ft).
9. ^ a b c The summit of Mount Everest is the highest point on Earth.[5]
10. ^ Borders Nepal
11. ^ Aydingkol is the third-lowest depression on Earth.
12. ^ Lake Asal is the second-lowest depression on Earth.
13. ^ The summit of Pico Duarte on Hispaniola is the highest point in the Caribbean.
14. ^ The shore of Lago Enriquillo on Hispaniola is the lowest point on any ocean island.
15. ^ The summit of Chimborazo is the farthest point from the center of the Earth.
16. ^ a b The summit of Mont Blanc is the highest point in Western Europe.
17. ^ The summit of Mont Orohena on Tahiti is the seventh-most topographically isolated point on Earth.
18. ^ The summit of Gunnbjørn Fjeld in Greenland is the highest point in the Arctic, and is the ninth most topographically isolated point on Earth.
19. ^ The summit of Mount Lamlam on Guam is 11,377 meters (37,326 ft) above the Challenger Deep.
20. ^ The summit of Volcán Tajumulco is the highest point in Central America.
21. ^ Altitude listed by,[12] but apparently calculated by geoprocessing from a topographic dataset; no documented surveys are known. Mount Roraima is not a well-defined sharp peak, but rather a tepui, a roughly flat tabletop plateau shared with Venezuela and Brazil. The highest point of the plateau is inside Venezuelan territory at 2,810 metres (9,220 ft). The Guyanese part of Mount Roraima is in a disputed region claimed by Venezuela. Therefore, Venezuela does not recognize Mount Roraima as the highest point of Guyana.
22. ^ Kangchenjunga is the third-highest mountain peak on Earth.
23. ^ In the disputed region of Jammu and Kashmir controlled by India. If recognized, this would make the summit of K2 the highest point in India.
24. ^ The summit of Puncak Jaya is the highest point on any ocean island, and the fifth-most topographically isolated and the ninth-most topographically prominent point on Earth.
25. ^ Only the southern slopes of Mount Hermon extend into the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights. A peak in this area rising to 2236 m or 7336 ft is the highest point under Israeli control.
26. ^ a b c d The shore of the Dead Sea is the lowest point on the surface of the Earth. The water table drops about 1 m per year, level -440 m refers to year 2025.
27. ^ The summit of Thabana Ntlenyana is the eleventh most topographically isolated point on Earth.
28. ^ Maldives has an average surface elevation of just 800 mm (31 in).
29. ^ The summit of Volcán Citlaltépetl (Pico de Orizaba) is the seventh-most prominent point on Earth.
30. ^ a b Both Morocco and the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic claim all of Western Sahara.
31. ^ Borders China.
32. ^ The summit of the Vaalserberg at 322.7 m (1059 ft) is the highest point in the European Netherlands.
33. ^ The summit of Aoraki / Mount Cook on the South Island is the tenth-most topographically isolated point on Earth.
34. ^ K2, the second-highest mountain peak on Earth, is in a disputed region. The area around K2 is claimed by Pakistan, India and China, and is currently controlled by Pakistan and China.
35. ^ The summit of Huascarán is the highest point in the Tropics.
36. ^ The summit of Torre is the highest point in continental Portugal.
37. ^ The summit of Mount Elbrus is the highest point in Europe, and the tenth-most prominent point on Earth.
38. ^ The shore of the Caspian Sea is the lowest point in Europe.
39. ^ Mount Paget on South Georgia is the highest mountain peak in the South Atlantic Ocean.
40. ^ Teide is the highest mountain peak in the Atlantic Ocean.
41. ^ The summit of Mulhacén is the highest point in continental Spain.
42. ^ The Spratly Islands are claimed by China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines.
43. ^ The sovereignty of the Republic of China, which controls Taiwan, Kinmen and Matsu, is disputed.
44. ^ The summit of Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest point in Africa, and the fourth-most prominent point on Earth.
45. ^ a b Sarygamysh Koli (Turkmen: Sarygamyş köli, Uzbek: Sariqamish ko‘li) is a salt lake on the border between Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan which dries into salt ponds and can eventually leave a salt flat with an elevation as low as −110 m (−361 ft) in Turkmenistan. At present, the water level of the main lake in Turkmenistan is about −60 m (−197 ft), with a higher lake in Uzbekistan at −12 m (−39 ft).
46. ^ The summits of Mount Paget and Mount Hope (Palmer Land) are higher than Ben Nevis at 9,629 and 10,627 ft, respectively. Mount Hope is not internationally recognised to be part of the United Kingdom, and Mount Paget is not on the British Isles.
47. ^ The summit of Denali is the highest point in North America, and the third most prominent point on Earth.
48. ^ Mauna Kea on Hawaiʻi is the highest mountain peak in the North Pacific Ocean. Its summit is the eighth most topographically isolated point on Earth.
49. ^ The Highest point in the contiguous United States is Mount Whitney in the Sierra Nevada.
50. ^ The Badwater Basin in Death Valley is the lowest point in North America.

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