2321metres

2321 metres is a numerical value used to express elevation in the metric system. In geography, it denotes a height of 2321 meters above a reference surface, most commonly mean sea level (orthometric height) as used on maps, in navigation, and in land surveying. The unit metre is the standard for measuring vertical distance on Earth, and 2321 metres is equivalent to about 7,615 feet.

In practice, 2321 metres may describe the height of a mountain, hill, plateau edge, or other terrain feature that reaches approximately that altitude. There is no single feature universally known by this exact height; rather, specific peaks or points in different regions may be rounded to 2321 m in datasets or displayed as such on maps. Variations of a few metres can occur due to datum choices or measurement methods.

Measurement and references: Elevations are determined by surveying, GNSS (global navigation satellite systems), LiDAR, or photogrammetry. The indicated height depends on the datum used (for example, orthometric height relative to a geoid model). Elevations above sea level are approximate to the precision of the method, and maps often show rounded figures, such as to the nearest metre or ten metres, which can lead to small discrepancies between sources.