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Lowell
Lowell is situated in a relatively flat region of the Merrimack Valley, characterized by gentle slopes and a few notable elevations. The city has an average elevation of approximately 102 feet (31 meters) above sea level, and its terrain is shaped primarily by the nearby Merrimack River and its tributaries, including the Concord River. The landscape features remnants of its industrial past, with historic mill buildings often located near the riverbanks, and several parks that incorporate the natural waterways. Additionally, the surrounding area consists of rolling hills and valleys typical of New England, providing scenic views and a mix of urban and natural environments.
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Name: Lowell topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States (42.60649 -71.38248 42.66652 -71.27119)
Average elevation: 42 m
Minimum elevation: 14 m
Maximum elevation: 105 m
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