Elevation Finder

This tool can be used to find an estimate for the elevation of a point on the earth.

Elevation Finder

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Instructions

To use the elevation finder tool:

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Works well, like it!
On 27/03/2013

neat !!!!!
By Oxenman on 22/03/2013

It does show the elevation, above the box below. BUT! It is a bit hit & miss. I tried 2 places in my city and both were exactly the same%u2026 so not pin point accuracy, sadly.
By Derynda on 20/03/2013

Don't "click" on the "marker"! Position the "crosshairs" next to the "marker" then "click" for the elavation to show. You're welcome,
By John B. on 15/03/2013

Just click on the map and the altitude will be displayed under the map measured in meters and ft
On 26/01/2013

No elevation info displayed for me.
On 07/01/2013

Really good, simple to use and looks to be very acurate
On 22/11/2012

cant't find anything don't know why they even envented this.
By on 11/13/2012 on 13/11/2012

I really like this elevation finder, thanks!
By Samantha on 03/10/2012

this is great if its accurate?
On 30/09/2012

no elevation info displayed.
On 19/08/2012

Hmmn. I'm moving house shortly and I know I'm going to be at the bottom of a hill I'm currently at the top of - yet it says the elevation will be a foot HIGHER...
On 22/06/2012

pants. didnt work
By Jim on 07/06/2012

Hi, it uses The Google Elevation API.
By Free Map Tools on 31/05/2012

I LOVE THIS!!! How accurate are the estimates? How is the elevation determined? Does FEMA use this tool?
By sardeen on 29/05/2012

must be an idiot because I couldn't find the elevation "below the map"
On 22/05/2012

cool, but how accurate is the estimate?
On 29/02/2012

Great - very clever
On 05/11/2011

Very nice website. Extremely helpful. Thanks! P.S. - For those not finding elevation info, click just below the balloon (til the cursor becomes a cross) and you'll get it.
By ls on 08/09/2011

Need an application to hook up to Excel to find altitude at many lat/long points.
By Fred Mayes on 23/05/2011

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