> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.upscprep.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Sea Level Explorer - URL: https://www.upscprep.com/sea-level-rise-fall-explorer-elevation/ - Published: 2026-09-26T09:58:02.000Z - Updated: 2026-09-26T09:58:02.000Z - Description: Explore how sea level rise or fall changes the coastlines of major continents. - Author: Abhijeet Y - Tags: Geography # Sea level explorer Starting Present day sea level, as today 200 m below070 m above Down 10 Down 1 Up 1 Up 10 ## Scenarios ## Map layers Highlight change from today Present day borders and coastline Country names Land bridge, shelf and delta labels Treat inland basins as not connected Show inland basin outlines City and place labels (CARTO) Focus on India Whole world ## Elevation data Terrarium encoding (AWS, Nextzen, Mapterhorn) Mapbox Terrain RGB encoding (MapTiler, Mapbox) Use this source Test connection ## Under the cursor Move the mouse over the map. ## Legend Sea at the chosen level, darker with depth Land, tinted by height above the chosen level Land that is dry today but under water at this level Seabed that is under water today but exposed at this level Inland basin below sea level, not connected to the ocean ## Impact tables Waiting for boundaries to load. Compute world table Compute India detail Compute for current view Stop Clear cache Countries India and neighbours Exposed shelves Selected country Sort by area lost Sort by share of land Show all countries Uses the India detail table when computed (about 1.2 km per pixel), otherwise the world table (about 4.9 km per pixel). Maldives and other atoll nations are poorly resolved at both. Each figure is the seabed exposed inside a rough bounding box drawn around the named shelf, from the world table. Boxes overlap land areas but only seabed is counted. Click a country on the map or a row in the table. Bathtub model: any land lower than the chosen level is shown as sea, with inland basins masked. It ignores ice sheets, land rebound, erosion and sediment. Elevation from [Terrain Tiles on AWS](https://registry.opendata.aws/terrain-tiles/?ref=upscprep.com) (Mapzen Joerd, built from SRTM, GMTED2010, ETOPO1, 3DEP and other public sources). Boundaries: [Natural Earth](https://www.naturalearthdata.com/?ref=upscprep.com). Vertical accuracy of the elevation data is several metres in most places, so 1 m steps are indicative only.