Reply to "Elevations from various sources"

davidkatzMember

Good research from all.
But here's the situation- I have a event with a course that could possibly produce American or World Records. The drop is on the "cusp" at .98 m/km! A change in elevation at the start or finish of 2-3 feet will send it over the limit. And I may not have the flexibilty to shift the course. I am in the process of getting the elevation data from the municipality - but this is not always easy.

Different sources give different elevations.
I propose that the measuring community adopt "acceptable sources" for elevation.

12/18/116:28 AM

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