Elevation Finder — Elevation of Any Point on a Map

How to find the elevation of a point

Get the height above sea level anywhere:

• Select the elevation (mountain) tool in the toolbar.
• Click anywhere on the map to see the elevation at that exact point.
• Add distance or area measurements to see elevation along the whole route or boundary.

Elevation across every tool

Elevation data appears wherever you measure. For distance, each point shows its elevation and the change from the previous point. For an area, the min–max elevation range of the boundary is shown. For a circle, the center-point elevation is displayed.

Powered by Open-Meteo

Elevation values come from the Open-Meteo Elevation API. The data is informational — distance and area calculations are still based on a spherical model at sea level — but it is included in every export so you can analyze terrain alongside your measurements.

Where elevation data helps

Knowing the height of a point is useful for:

• Hiking and cycling — total climb and the elevation profile of a route.
• Drainage and grading — how water will flow across a site.
• Construction and landscaping — cut-and-fill and slope planning.
• Drone and aviation — terrain height for flight planning.
• Real estate — flood and view considerations from a plot’s elevation.