What elevation do you live at?

[Roadgeekteen]

I live about 200 ft above sea level (both home and college)

[hotdogPi]

Below 100 feet, but I regularly cross into the next category less than a mile away.

[doorknob60]

2800 ft

[Amaury]

The first one doesn't make sense. How can you live below and above sea level?

But, anyway, I think Ellensburg is about at sea level.

[Roadgeekteen]

The first one doesn't make sense. How can you live below and above sea level?

But, anyway, I think Ellensburg is about at sea level.

below 100 ft in elevation. So if you live at 35 feet above or 20 feet below.

[thspfc]

The first one doesn't make sense. How can you live below and above sea level?

But, anyway, I think Ellensburg is about at sea level.

It's about 1500.

I'm at about 1000.

[7/8]

According to the engineering drawing for my street, the road centreline in front of my house is 314.3 m (1031 ft) elevation.

Funny enough, I was thinking about this on my Utah ski trip. The engineering plans out there (being in ft) would reach the 10 000's if your project was in the mountains (ex: a ski lift construction). Meanwhile all my projects are in the low 300's metres.

[Flint1979]

About 585 feet above sea level. About 8 feet higher than the elevation of both Lake Huron and Lake Michigan.

[Max Rockatansky]

About 200 feet above sea level. 

[kirbykart]

About 1700 feet above sea level.

[Ted$8roadFan]

Around 100 feet.

[kkt]

about 225 feet above sea level, according to Google Earth.

[Scott5114]

The elevation for Norman is listed at 1171 feet.

[JayhawkCO]

About 5,600 ft.

[texaskdog]

As silly a question it is, I had no idea I lived at 725 feet.

[bulldog1979]

My home town is at 1,371 feet ASL, but I regularly drive down to an elevation of 633 feet just 8  miles away as the crow flies. Only sometimes do I notice my ears popping on the way home, but when I do, it's usually in the same location.

[mgk920]

I believe that I am very slightly above 725 ASL.

Mike

[kalvado]

If you are unsure, a gps app can give you the number.
191' at chest level for me

[US 89]

Per my GPS app, I'm at a nice 130 feet above sea level.

I'm originally from a place where any four-digit elevation in feet starting with a 4 was considered "low", so this is all still a bit foreign to me...

[KEK Inc.]

155'

I'm a 10-minute walk to the Puget Sound.

[jlam]

I'm already high enough as is (being in Colorado and such) but I am ~30 feet below 5K above sea level.

[Bruce]

I'm around 100 feet, being separated from the nearest body of saltwater by some 600 foot hills.

But, anyway, I think Ellensburg is about at sea level.

Ellensburg is at over 1500 feet. The Columbia Plateau is obviously not at sea level.

[Road Hog]

Based on topo maps and my guesstimate since development, I am sitting at between 695 and 700 feet ASL.

My grandparents' house was at exactly 1,000 feet, which I learned sadly long after they had passed.

[Road Hog]

155'

I'm a 10-minute walk to the Puget Sound.

Downhill both ways?

[KCRoadFan]

Here in KC, about 900 feet.