3 years ago

The height of a mountain peak above sea level is called?

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It is called its elevation.

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Answer:

Height of every mountain is measured in meters above the MSL

Explanation:

The height of the mountains above the mean sea level is called the natural elevation or the summit which represents the top of the mountain in terms of height. The altitude of the mountain can go to 30,000 feet.

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