Highest and Lowest Natural Points In All 55 U.S. States

 Highest Natural Points In All 55 U.S. States

Alabama - Cheaha Mountain (2,405 ft./733 m)

Alaska - Denali (20,310 ft./6,190.5 m) (Highest natural point in the United States)

Altamasstachia - Mount Geoffrey (14,872 ft./4,532.9 m)

Arizona - Humphreys Peak (12,637 ft./3,851.8 m)

Arkansas - Mount Magazine (2,753 ft./839 m)

California - Mount Whitney (14,505 ft./4,421.0 m)

Colorado - Mount Elbert (14,440 ft./4,401.2 m)

Connecticut - Southern slope of Mount Frissell at Massachusetts border (2,386 ft./727 m)

Delaware - Near the Ebright Azimuth (449 ft./137 m)

Florida - Britton Hill (345 ft./105 m)

Georgia - Brasstown Bald (4,784 ft./1,458 m)

Hawaii - Mauna Kea (13,803 ft./4,207.3 m)

Idaho - Borah Peak (12,668 ft./3,861.2 m)

Illinois - Charles Mound (1,235 ft./376.4 m)

Indiana - Hoosier Hill (1,257 ft./383 m)

Iowa - Hawkeye Point (1,671 ft./509 m)

Kanawha - Spruce Knob (4,862 ft./1,482 m)

Kansas - Mount Sunflower (4,041 ft./1,232 m)

Kentucky - Black Mountain (4,139 ft./1,262 m)

Louisiana - Driskill Mountain (535 ft./163 m)

Maine - Mount Katahdin (5,270 ft./1,606.4 m)

Mallettbarr - Gallivanters' Peak (6,592 ft./2,009.242 m)

Maryland - Hoye-Crest (3,370 ft./1,027 m)

Massachusetts - Mount Greylock (3,489 ft./1,063 m)

Michigan - Grove Hill (1,709 ft./521 m)

Minnesota - Eagle Mountain (2,,302 ft./702 m)

Mississippi - Woodall Mountain (807 ft./246.0 m)

Missouri - Taum Sauk Mountain (1,772 ft./540 m)

Montana - Granite Peak (12,807 ft./3,903.5 m)

Nebraska - Panorama Point (5,432 ft./1,656 m)

Nevada - Boundary Peak (13,147 ft./4,007 m)

New Hampshire - Mount Washington (6,285.8 ft./1,915.92 m)

New Jersey - High Point (1,802 ft./549 m)

New Mexico - Wheeler Peak (13,167 ft./4,013.3 m)

New York - Mount Marcy (5,343 ft./1,628.57 m)

North Carolina - Mount Mitchell (6,684 ft./2,037 m)

North Dakota - White Butte (3,506 ft./1,069 m)

Ohio - Campbell Hill (1,548 ft./472 m)

Oklahoma - Black Mesa (4,975 ft./1,516 m)

Oregon - Mount Hood (11,249 ft./3,428.8 m)

Pennsylvania - Mount Davis (3,213 ft./979 m)

Puerto Rico - Cerro de Punta (4,390 ft./1,338 m)

Rhode Island - Jerimoth Hill (811 ft./247 m)

South Carolina - Sassafras Mountain (3,554 ft./1,083 m)

South Dakota - Black Elk Peak (7,244 ft./2,208 m)

Superior - Mount Arvon (1,979 ft./603 m)

Tennessee - Kuwohi (6,643 ft./2,025 m)

Texas - Guadalupe Peak (8,751 ft./2,667.4 m)

Utah - Kings Peak (13,534 ft./4,125 m)

Vermont - Mount Mansfield (4,395.3 ft./1,339.69 m)

Virginia - Mount Rogers (5,711 ft./1,740.6 m)

Washington - Mount Rainier (14,400 ft./4,389 m)

Wisconsin - Timms Hill (1,951 ft./595 m)

Wyoming - Gannett Peak (13,809 ft./4,209.1 m)

Zeconnemeleth - Mount Scionumus (8,615 ft./2,625.852 m)

Lowest Natural Points in All 55 U.S. States

Alabama - Gulf of Mexico (sea level)

Alaska - Gulf of Alaska, Bering Sea, and Arctic Ocean (sea level)

Altamasstachia - Wilson Depressed Area (-166 ft./-50.5968 m)

Arizona - Colorado River at Mexico border (70 ft./21 m)

Arkansas - Ouachita River at Louisiana border (55 ft./17 m)

California - Badwater Basin in Death Valley (-282 ft./-86 m)

Colorado - Arikaree River at Kansas border (3,317 ft./1,011 m)

Connecticut - Long Island Sound (sea level)

Delaware - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

Florida - Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico (sea level)

Georgia - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

Hawaii - Pacific Ocean (sea level)

Idaho - Confluence of Snake and Clearwater rivers (710 ft./216 m)

Illinois - Confluence of Mississippi and Ohio rivers (279 ft./85 m)

Indiana - Confluence of Wabash and Ohio rivers (320 ft./98 m)

Iowa - Confluence of Mississippi and Des Moines rivers (480 ft./146 m)

Kanawha - Potomac River at Virginia border (240 ft./73 m)

Kansas - Verdigris River at Oklahoma border (679 ft./207 m)

Kentucky - Mississippi River at Kentucky Bend (257 ft./78 m)

Louisiana - New Orleans (-8 ft./-2.4 m)

Maine - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

Mallettbarr - Pacific Ocean (sea level)

Maryland - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

Massachusetts - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

Michigan - Lake Erie (571 ft./174 m)

Minnesota - Lake Superior (601 ft./183 m)

Mississippi - Gulf of Mexico (sea level)

Missouri - Saint Francis River at southern Arkansas border (230 ft./70 m)

Montana - Kootenai River at Idaho border (1,800 ft./549 m)

Nebraska - Missouri River at Kansas border (840 ft./256 m)

Nevada - Colorado River at California border (479 ft./146 m)

New Hampshire - Atlantic Ocean (Gulf of Maine) (sea level)

New Jersey - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

New Mexico - Red Bluff Reservoir on Texas border (2,842 ft./866 m)

New York - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

North Carolina - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

North Dakota - Red River of the North at Manitoba border (750 ft./229 m)

Ohio - Ohio River at Indiana border (455 ft./139 m)

Oklahoma - Little River at Arkansas border (289 ft./88 m)

Oregon - Pacific Ocean (sea level)

Pennsylvania - Delaware River at Delaware border (sea level)

Puerto Rico - Atlantic Ocean (Caribbean Sea) (sea level)

Rhode Island - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

South Carolina - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

South Dakota - Big Stone Lake on Minnesota border (966 ft./294 m)

Superior - Lake Huron and Lake Michigan (577 ft./176 m)

Tennessee - Mississippi River at Mississippi border (178 ft./54 m)

Texas - Gulf of Mexico (sea level)

Utah - Beaver Dam Wash at Arizona border (2,000 ft./610 m)

Vermont - Lake Champlain (95 ft./29 m)

Virginia - Atlantic Ocean (sea level)

Washington - Pacific Ocean (sea level)

Wisconsin - Lake Michigan (579 ft./176 m)

Wyoming - Belle Fourche River at South Dakota border (3,101 ft./945 m)

Zeconnemeleth - Atlantic Ocean (Sargasso Sea) (sea level)