Boiling point of water to meters
Type a value in °C boiling to get it in m instantly.
That's 1.87× as high as Denver, the “Mile High City”, while La Paz, Bolivia is 1.21× higher. Standard pressure there is 700.3 hPa (69.11 % of sea level), and water boils at 90 °C.
Convert the other way: m to °C boiling
What it means
How high is that?
International Standard Atmosphere (ISO 2533), from −610 m to 20 km. Real pressure varies with weather by a few percent; temperature is the standard one, valid up to 11 km.
The math
How to convert °C boiling to m
Up to 11 km: p = 1013.25 × (1 − 2.25577×10⁻⁵ × h)^5.25588 hPa; above, p falls exponentially at −56.5 °C. Boiling point by the Antoine equation for water.
Example: 90 °C boiling = 3,008.84 m.
Every unit
That altitude in every unit
Tables
°C boiling to m conversion table
| °C boiling | m |
|---|---|
| 34.6 °C boiling | 19,987 m |
| 49.6 °C boiling | 14,990 m |
| 62.8 °C boiling | 11,011.3 m |
| 66.3 °C boiling | 10,000.4 m |
| 73.2 °C boiling | 7,989.51 m |
| 80 °C boiling | 5,986.7 m |
| 83.3 °C boiling | 5,008 m |
| 86.7 °C boiling | 3,995.43 m |
| 90 °C boiling | 3,008.84 m |
| 91.7 °C boiling | 2,499.22 m |
| 93.4 °C boiling | 1,988.72 m |
| 95 °C boiling | 1,507.47 m |
| 96.7 °C boiling | 995.357 m |
| 98.3 °C boiling | 512.647 m |
| 99.2 °C boiling | 240.829 m |
| 100 °C boiling | -0.959686 m |
m to °C boiling conversion table
| m | °C boiling |
|---|---|
| 0 m | 99.9968 °C boiling |
| 250 m | 99.1696 °C boiling |
| 500 m | 98.3419 °C boiling |
| 1,000 m | 96.6846 °C boiling |
| 1,500 m | 95.0248 °C boiling |
| 2,000 m | 93.3625 °C boiling |
| 2,500 m | 91.6974 °C boiling |
| 3,000 m | 90.0295 °C boiling |
| 4,000 m | 86.6847 °C boiling |
| 5,000 m | 83.3269 °C boiling |
| 6,000 m | 79.9551 °C boiling |
| 8,000 m | 73.1642 °C boiling |
| 10,000 m | 66.3014 °C boiling |
| 11,000 m | 62.8392 °C boiling |
| 15,000 m | 49.5684 °C boiling |
| 20,000 m | 34.5631 °C boiling |
Quick answers
Quick answers
- How many m is 90 °C boiling?
- 90 °C boiling is 3,008.84 m.
The units
About these units
Boiling point of water (°C boiling)
The temperature at which water boils at that pressure.
Meters (m)
Altitude above mean sea level in meters.
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