Prince Edward Island’s highest elevation is only 142 metres above sea level, and is located in Lot 67, Queens County.
Glen Valley. 142 metres, 466 feet
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Altitude | 142 m, 466 f |
| Location | 46° 20′ N, 63° 25′ W |
| NTS Map | 11 L/6 & 11 L/11 North Rustico |
| Calendar | NA |
| Parks | NA |
| Fast Facts | CAPITAL: Charlottetown, PEI PROVINCIAL FLOWER: Lady’s Slipper PROVINCIAL BIRD: Blue Jay PROVINCIAL TREE: Red Oak |
| Web Links | PEI Tourism PEI Online |
History
Prince Edward Island’s highest elevation is only 142 metres above sea level, and is located in Lot 67, Queens County. The community on the hill is rather oddly named, being composed of two words suggesting a place lower than its surroundings: Glen Valley.
The PEI highpoint is higher than two USA highpoints: Ebright Azimuth-Delaware and Lakewood (Britton Hill)-Florida.
Routes
Take Highway 2 to Fredericton to Glen Valley. Turn left onto a dirt road and park the car. GPS to a small forest beside a potato field.