Here, we take a look at the boiling points of water at a variety of locations, as well as the detailed reasons for the variances.
From the highest land point above sea level, Mount Everest, to the lowest, the Dead Sea, water’s boiling point can vary from just below 70 ˚C to over 101 ˚C. The reason for this variation comes down to the differences in atmospheric pressure at different elevations.
