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Table 4-1  
Selected Geographic Features, in Idaho, the Region, and the U.S., 1993

  Year Admitted Total Area
(sq. mi.)
Area Rank
(in U.S.)
Land Area
(sq. mi.)
Water Area
(sq. mi.)

Idaho 1890 83,574 14 82,751 823
Alaska 1959 656,424 1 570,374 86,051
Montana 1889 147,046 4 145,556 1,490
Nevada 1864 110,567 7 109,806 761
Oregon 1859 98,386 9 96,002 2,383
Utah 1896 84,904 13 82,168 2,736
Washington 1889 71,302 18 66,581 4,721
Wyoming 1890 97,818 10 97,105 714
U.S. - 3,787,403 - 3,536,338 251,065

  Highest Point Elevation (ft.)   Lowest Point Elevation (ft.)

Idaho Borah Peak 12,662   Snake River 710
Alaska Mt. McKinley 20,320   Pacific Ocean sea level
Montana Granite Peak 12,799   Kootenai River 1,800
Nevada Boundary Peak 13,140   Colorado River 479
Oregon Mt. Hood 11,239   Pacific Ocean sea level
Utah Kings Peak 13,528   Beaverdam Wash 2,000
Washington Mt. Rainier 14,410   Pacific Ocean sea level
Wyoming Gannett Peak 13,804   Belle Fourche River 3,099
U.S. Mt. McKinley (AK) 20,320   Death Valley (CA) -282

Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States: 1993, 113th ed., 1993.
  For highest and lowest points, U.S. Geological Survey, Elevations and Distances in the United States, 1990.
Note: 1 square mile=2.59 square kilometers

Compiled by: Diane Prorak, data input assisted by: Robert Anton-Erik
Contact: Lily Wai

 

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