Las Vegas topographic map

Terrain, elevation and landscape map

Average elevation: 2287 Ft
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Las Vegas is a city located in the Mojave Desert in the south-western United States. Situated along with the Colorado River, it is bordered by Nevada, California, and Arizona. The area enjoys an arid climate throughout the year and experiences very hot summers and mild winters. The terrain around Las Vegas consists mostly of desert and hills, although there are some mountain ranges nearby. See the detailed elevation map of Las Vegas.

The highest point within Las Vegas is Red Rock Peak at 8,152 feet (2,485 m) above sea level. It is located in the Spring Mountains to the west of the city. To the east, not too far away lies Frenchman Mountain at 4,080 feet (1,244 m). These peaks form part of a range known as Sunrise Mountain. Further up north lies Mount Charleston which stands at 11,916ft (3,632m).

On the flip side, Las Vegas’ lowest point is 1,050 feet (320m) below sea level near Lake Mead in Boulder City. This makes it one of only two cities in America that lie below sea level – this other being Death Valley situated near Reno on the border between California and Nevada. Before traveling, be sure to look at the topographic map ofthe las Vegas.

At Elevation Map we provide elevation maps which depict topographic information such as elevation above sea level as well as outlines of any natural features such as mountains or rivers that might be present in a certain location or area. You can view detailed elevation maps for Las Vegas from our website to get an idea about its topography – from its highest points to its lowest ones! By taking advantage of our service you can easily identify interesting facts about a given area’s geography like than those mentioned above about Las Vegas’s peculiarly low elevation with respect to world standards for cities!

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