What is the difference in height between Mt. Everest and the Rocky Mountains?

Question

What is the difference in height between Mt. Everest and the Rocky Mountains?

Answer 1

Mt. Everest is about twice as high as the Rocky Mountains are.

Answer 2

Mt everest 29, 028 feet, whereas Colorados Mount Elbert is the highest peak of the Rockie Mountains at 14,440 feet

Answer 3

Mt. Everest is over twice as high as the tallest mountain in the Rockies (even the Canadian Rockies).

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Answer 4

Highest peak in the Rocky Mountains is Mt Elbert.  Its elevation is 14,433 ft.

Mt Everest's elevation is 29,035 ft.

Difference is 14,602 ft.

Note that Mt Everest's elevation changes depending on the size of the permanent snow caps at the peak.

Answer 5

Mt. Everest is 29, 028 ft, and the highest point of the Rockies is Mt. Elbert in Colorado at 14, 443 feet, so the difference is 14,595 feet.

Answer 6

highest mountain in the rockies is 14,433 ft (4399m)

mt. everest is 29,028 ft (8,848m)

do the math.