Would your elevation be higher in Spain than England?

It depends on the specific locations being compared. While Spain has higher mountains and a generally higher average elevation than England, there are also low-lying areas in Spain, such as the coastal regions, that have lower elevations than some parts of England. For example, the highest point in Spain, Mulhacén, has an elevation of 3,479 meters, while the highest point in England, Scafell Pike, has an elevation of 978 meters. However, the average elevation of England is around 160 meters, while the average elevation of Spain is around 650 meters.