What is the elevation in Oregon?

Oregon has a varied topography, characterized by mountain ranges, forests, valleys, canyons, and volcanic peaks. The elevation in Oregon ranges from sea level along the Pacific coastline to 11,249 feet (3,429 meters) at the summit of Mount Hood, the highest point in the state. Oregon has several mountain ranges, including the Cascade Range, which runs north-south and includes famous peaks like Mount Hood, Mount Jefferson, Three Sisters, and Crater Lake. Other notable mountains in Oregon include Mount Bachelor, South Sister, Mount Thielsen, and Steens Mountain. Oregon also has large areas of dense coniferous forests, including the Willamette Valley, the Douglas-fir forests in the western part of the state, and the ponderosa pine forests in the eastern part.