Use the image to answer the question.
A map shows the elevation of different parts of the United States.
Much of the South and East Coast have an elevation of 0 to 650 feet, from the east part of Texas up to Maine. Parts of California, Alaska, and Hawaii do as well.
States from the Midwest over to the East have an elevation of 650 to 1,650 feet, from North Dakota and Texas through Georgia and Maine. Parts of Alaska do as well.
States from the Midwest over to the West have an elevation of 1,650 feet to 6,550 feet, from North Dakota and Texas through Washington and California. Parts of Alaska and Hawaii do as well.
Parts of states in the Midwest have an elevation of 6,550 to 13,100 feet, including Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, California, and Hawaii.
Very small parts of Colorado and Utah have an elevation of greater than 13,100 feet.
Which of the following cities has the highest elevation?
(1 point)
Responses
Chicago
Chicago
New York City
New York City
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City
New Orleans
New Orleans
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