List of the Lowest Points in Each U.S. State
The United State of America is the third biggest united states of america in the world based on land area. The U.S. has a complete region of 3,794,100 square miles (9,826,675 sq km) and is divided into 50 specific states. These states fluctuate in their topography and some have their lowest elevations some distance below sea level, whilst others are an awful lot higher.
The following is a list of the lowest points in each of the 50 US States arranged with the lowest elevations first:
1) California: Badwater Basin, Death valley at - 282 feet (- 86 m)
2) louisiana: New Orleans at - 8 toes (- 2 m)
3) Alabama: Gulf of Mexico at zero toes (0 m)
4) Alaska: Pacific sea at 0 toes (0 m)
5) Connecticut: Long Island Sound at 0 ft (0 m)
6) Delaware: Atlantic Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
7) Florida: Atlantic Ocean at zero feet (0 m)
8) Georgia: Atlantic Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
9) Hawaii: Pacific Ocean at 0 toes (0 m)
10) Maine: Atlantic Ocean at zero toes (0 m)
11) Maryland: Atlantic Ocean at zero ft (0 m)
12) Massachusetts: Atlantic Ocean at 0 feet (0 m)
13) Mississippi: Gulf of Mexico at 0 ft (0 m)
13) Mississippi: Gulf of Mexico at 0 toes (0 m)
15) New Jersey: Atlantic Ocean at zero toes (0 m)
16) New York: Atlantic Ocean at 0 feet (0 m)
17) North Carolina: Atlantic Ocean at 0 toes (0 m)
18) Oregon: Pacific Ocean at 0 toes (0 m)
19) Pennsylvania: Delaware River at 0 ft (0 m)
20) Rhode Island: Atlantic Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
21) South carolina: Atlantic Ocean at zero ft (0 m)
22) Texas: Gulf of Mexico at zero feet (0 m)
23) Virginia: Atlantic Ocean at zero feet (0 m)
24) Washington: Pacific Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
25) Arkansas: Ouachita River at 55 ft (17 m)
26) Arizona: Colorado River at 70 feet (21 m)
27) Vermont: Lake Champlain at 95 toes (29 m)
28) Tennessee: Mississippi River at 178 ft (54 m)
29) Missouri: Saint Francis River at 230 toes (70 m)
30) West Virginia: Potomac River at 240 toes (73 m)
31) Kentucky: Mississippi River at 257 feet (78 m)
32) Illinois: Mississippi River at 279 feet (85 m)
33) Oklahoma: Little River at 289 ft (88 m)
34) Indiana: Ohio River at 320 feet (98 m)
35) Ohio: Ohio River at 455 ft (139 m)
36) Nevada: Colorado River at 479 feet (145 m)
37) Iowa: Mississippi River at 480 ft (146 m)
38) Michigan: Lake Erie at 571 toes (174 m)
39) Wisconsin: Lake Michigan at 579 toes (176 m)
40) Minnesota: Lake Superior at 601 toes (183 m)
41) Kansas: Verdigris River at 679 feet (207 m)
42) Idaho: Snake River at 710 ft (216 m)
43) North Dakota: Red River at 750 toes (229 m)
44) Nebraska: Missouri River at 840 toes (256 m)
45) South Dakota: Big Stone Lake at 966 ft (294 m)
46) Montana: Kootenai River at 1,800 feet (549 m)
47) Utah: Beaver Dam Wash at 2,000 feet (610 m)
48) New Mexico: Red Bluff Reservoir at 2,842 ft (866 m)
49) Wyoming: Belle Fourche River at 3,099 feet (945 m)
50) Colorado: Arikaree River at 3,317 toes (1,011 m)
2) louisiana: New Orleans at - 8 toes (- 2 m)
3) Alabama: Gulf of Mexico at zero toes (0 m)
4) Alaska: Pacific sea at 0 toes (0 m)
5) Connecticut: Long Island Sound at 0 ft (0 m)
6) Delaware: Atlantic Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
7) Florida: Atlantic Ocean at zero feet (0 m)
8) Georgia: Atlantic Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
9) Hawaii: Pacific Ocean at 0 toes (0 m)
10) Maine: Atlantic Ocean at zero toes (0 m)
11) Maryland: Atlantic Ocean at zero ft (0 m)
12) Massachusetts: Atlantic Ocean at 0 feet (0 m)
13) Mississippi: Gulf of Mexico at 0 ft (0 m)
13) Mississippi: Gulf of Mexico at 0 toes (0 m)
15) New Jersey: Atlantic Ocean at zero toes (0 m)
16) New York: Atlantic Ocean at 0 feet (0 m)
17) North Carolina: Atlantic Ocean at 0 toes (0 m)
18) Oregon: Pacific Ocean at 0 toes (0 m)
19) Pennsylvania: Delaware River at 0 ft (0 m)
20) Rhode Island: Atlantic Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
21) South carolina: Atlantic Ocean at zero ft (0 m)
22) Texas: Gulf of Mexico at zero feet (0 m)
23) Virginia: Atlantic Ocean at zero feet (0 m)
24) Washington: Pacific Ocean at 0 ft (0 m)
25) Arkansas: Ouachita River at 55 ft (17 m)
26) Arizona: Colorado River at 70 feet (21 m)
27) Vermont: Lake Champlain at 95 toes (29 m)
28) Tennessee: Mississippi River at 178 ft (54 m)
29) Missouri: Saint Francis River at 230 toes (70 m)
30) West Virginia: Potomac River at 240 toes (73 m)
31) Kentucky: Mississippi River at 257 feet (78 m)
32) Illinois: Mississippi River at 279 feet (85 m)
33) Oklahoma: Little River at 289 ft (88 m)
34) Indiana: Ohio River at 320 feet (98 m)
35) Ohio: Ohio River at 455 ft (139 m)
36) Nevada: Colorado River at 479 feet (145 m)
37) Iowa: Mississippi River at 480 ft (146 m)
38) Michigan: Lake Erie at 571 toes (174 m)
39) Wisconsin: Lake Michigan at 579 toes (176 m)
40) Minnesota: Lake Superior at 601 toes (183 m)
41) Kansas: Verdigris River at 679 feet (207 m)
42) Idaho: Snake River at 710 ft (216 m)
43) North Dakota: Red River at 750 toes (229 m)
44) Nebraska: Missouri River at 840 toes (256 m)
45) South Dakota: Big Stone Lake at 966 ft (294 m)
46) Montana: Kootenai River at 1,800 feet (549 m)
47) Utah: Beaver Dam Wash at 2,000 feet (610 m)
48) New Mexico: Red Bluff Reservoir at 2,842 ft (866 m)
49) Wyoming: Belle Fourche River at 3,099 feet (945 m)
50) Colorado: Arikaree River at 3,317 toes (1,011 m)
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