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Within 5 km of the summit

1,465 m is the height IGN gives. The map and the figures here read the Copernicus 30 m model on 2026-11-14; the map opens on its highest cell at the summit, 1,462 m.

Lowest
662 m2,173 ft
Median
962 m3,157 ft
Highest
1,462 m4,795 ft
West to east, 10 km711 to 1,457 m
South to north, 10 km958 to 1,457 m

Coordinates

45.77252, 2.96447 · 45°46'21.07"N 2°57'52.09"E · UTM zone 31N (EPSG:32631) · MGRS 31T DL 97237 68774

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Frequently asked questions

What is the elevation of Puy de Dôme in feet and metres?

Puy de Dôme is 1,465 m, or 4,806 ft, above sea level (IGN). The Copernicus 30 m elevation model reads 1,462 m at its highest cell there.

How is the elevation of Puy de Dôme measured?

The official height comes from IGN. The map on this page reads the Copernicus DEM instead, a 30 m elevation model made from satellite radar between 2011 and 2015. It gives 1,462 m at the summit: each cell averages about 30 m of surface, so a sharp top reads lower than it is.

How thin is the air at the top of Puy de Dôme?

At 1,465 m (4,806 ft), air pressure is about 84 % of its sea-level value in the standard atmosphere, so each breath brings in about that share of the oxygen. Altitude sickness becomes common above 2,500 m (8,200 ft) for people who come up from low ground in a day.

How far below the summit of Puy de Dôme is the ground around it?

Within 5 km of the summit, the lowest ground is at 662 m (2,173 ft), at 45.76668, 3.02758: 803 m below the top. Half of the ground in that circle lies above 962 m.