[WBB fan]

Contributing to thread drift regarding altitudes, Death Valley is below sea level. In the 50 states, one other spot is below sea level. Where is it?

Also the Salton Sea, which is 235 feet below sea level.  But that one is not so "easy" ;)

Yes, but that's in California, not another state. Even so, to me it's a more legit "below sea level" than New Orleans, since that lower elevation territory is mostly artificially created. And then there's the matter of rising sea levels, going on right now. Just what is "sea level" anyway? Do all the map official elevations need to be changed? This could drift, like sea level, into a very Stanford nerd discussion.

[WBB fan]

Contributing to thread drift regarding altitudes, Death Valley is below sea level. In the 50 states, one other spot is below sea level. Where is it?

Also the Salton Sea, which is 235 feet below sea level.  But that one is not so "easy" ;)

Yes, but that's in California, not another state. Even so, to me it's a more legit "below sea level" than New Orleans, since that lower elevation territory is mostly artificially created. And then there's the matter of rising sea levels, going on right now. Just what is "sea level" anyway? Do all the map official elevations need to be changed? This could drift, like sea level, into a very Stanford nerd discussion.