2300metres

2300metres refers to a specific altitude, measuring 2,300 meters above sea level. This elevation falls within the range commonly considered mountainous terrain. At 2300 meters, atmospheric pressure is noticeably lower than at sea level, which can affect human physiology and engine performance. For instance, the air density is reduced, meaning there is less oxygen available for respiration. This can lead to altitude sickness for individuals unaccustomed to such heights, manifesting as headaches, nausea, and fatigue.

Many ski resorts operate at altitudes around or exceeding 2300 meters, offering challenging slopes and long ski seasons due to reliable snowfall. Similarly, certain types of agriculture and unique ecosystems are adapted to thrive at this elevation, characterized by specific plant and animal life suited to cooler temperatures and thinner air. Transportation infrastructure, such as mountain passes and railways, often traverses or reaches elevations of 2300 meters, presenting significant engineering feats to overcome the challenging topography and weather conditions.