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The full color is not consistent at all. For example: Kentucky is the same as NC but has almost half the elevation change.
Edit: Oh wait. It’s not the colors that are messed up, it’s the labels! (Tennessee and Kentucky flipped)
As flat as Florida doesn’t seem to have the same ring.
How is California less flat than Colorado? Or am I misreading the whole thing?
It’s not really a measure of flatness, it’s the difference between highest and lowest point. Coastal states with mountains will score higher than a state farther above sea level.
That and Death Valley being below sea level and having the Sierra Nevada mountain range makes sense. Thanks.
