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Highest and Lowest Elevations, by Continent
Height
Depth below sea level
Continent
Highest elevation
Meters
Feet
Deepest elevation
Meters
Feet
Africa
Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
5,895
19,340
Lake 'Asal, Djibouti
153
502
Antarctica
Vinson Massif
4,897
16,066
Hollick-Keyon plateau
1
2,468
8,097
Asia
Everest, China-Nepal
8,850
29,035
Dead Sea, Israel/Jordan
408
1340
Europe
El'brus, Russia
5,642
18,510
Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan/ Russia/ Kazakhstan/ Turkmenistan/ Iran
28
92
North America
McKinley (AK), United States
6,194
20,320
Death Valley (CA), United States
86
282
Oceania
Jaya, New Guinea
5,030
16,502
Lake Eyre, South Australia
16
52
South America
Cerro Aconcagua, Argentina
6,960
22,834
Valdés Peninsula, Argentina
40
131
1) This is the deepest estimated depression, beneath the Marie Byrd Land ice cap. Vast areas of western Antarctica would be below sea level if stripped of their ice sheet; lower points beneath the ice may exist.
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South America;
Asia;
Australia;
Europe;
Africa;
North America;
Antarctica
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