Find Elevation on Map
Determine the elevation at any point on the world map.
Find Location
Coordinates:
Description
Use a map to determining the elevation when a point is located on a map. You can click/tap as many times as required to find the elevation of multiple points.
Example : Elevation of the Statue of Liberty, New York City
How To Use
- Click on the map on a location where you wish to find the altitude
- The altitude will be displayed in the message box below the map and when you hover over the marker
- You can click to place more than one marker and return to hover over each in order to find out the altitude again
- Click the [Clear Map] button in order to remove all markers and start again
- Use the search option to find a place
- Click on a marker to remove it
You can also access a CSV list of latitude, longitude, altitude in meters and altitude in feet for every marker you place on the map.
Future Updates and Ideas
- Allow input of location by latitude, longitude coordinates
References and Attributions
Terrain Tiles was accessed on 27th November 2022 from https://registry.opendata.aws/terrain-tiles
Relevant Links
Leaflet - Leaflet is the leading open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps
Version History
- Version 1 (28/09/2008)
- Version 1.1 (28/12/2008)
- Added quick find option
- Version 1.2 (21/03/2009)
- Enlarged output text at bottom of map
- Version 1.3 (04/12/2009)
- Output now also displayed in feet
- Version 2.0 (10/08/2010)
- Implemented Google Maps API V3
- Now uses the Google Maps API Elevation Service
- Version 2.1 (11/08/2010)
- Added new local search facility
- Brought back output in feet
- Version 2.2 (17/08/2010)
- Added output to CSV option to allow export of latitude, longitude, meters and feet
- Version 2.3 (31/08/2011)
- Now outputs altitude immediately from a search
- Version 2.4 (07/10/2013)
- Added scale control
- Version 2.4 (10/11/2013)
- Removed Google Local Search API (Deprecated)
- Version 3.0 (23/11/2013) - You are here
- Added option to Upload and Plot Addresses with their elevation
- Version 3.1 (26/10/2015)
- New option to draw a line between the markers
- Version 3.2 (18/08/2016)
- Cumulative distance is now output
- Version 3.3 (16/10/2016)
- Clicking on an elevation marker now removes it
- Version 4.0 (27th September 2018)
- Switched to Leaflet Maps
- Version 4.1 (4th October 2018)
- Search tool added
- Version 4.2 (4th October 2018)
- New Elevation data provider
- Version 4.3 (15th November 2022)
- Bug Fix : Cumulative Distance issue when removing markers
- Version 5.0 (29th November 2022)
- Update : New Data Source
- Version 5.1 (21st September 2024)
- New option : Show latitude,longitude beside mouse pointer
Comments For This Page
Ghem, we have added a new option "Show latitude,longitude beside mouse pointer"By Daft Logic on 1st September 2024
A box with the latitude and longitude to find the elevation would be very useful.By Ghem on 27th August 2024
Please add number to each marker spot (or checkbox to toggle on/off) so we can correlate with the height data listBy Gerald Lock on 18th June 2024
Any update on the fix? Defaults to value of 999m for any location entered.On 27th April 2024
Hi, elevation does not work anymore.By Bill on 27th February 2024
Any chance of adding nautical miles (nm) as an option for distance output please?By cs0rfe on 23rd October 2023
Gerald, the interface is currently providing the best resolution for each particular area.By Daft Logic on 12th May 2023
Is it possible to allow a closer zoom factor/resolution? The current zoom factor/resolution is a bit too vague, given the height accuracy is to 0.01mBy Gerald Lock on 11th May 2023
I dont think this is very accurate, being playing around in my local area in North Wales and have found multiple errors on the supposed "heights"By Steve Hancock on 12th April 2023
Bonjour, altitudes en NN ou en NGF ?On 22nd February 2023
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