What is the highest point in Jiangsu province?

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The highest point in Jiangsu province is Mount Yuntai, which reaches an elevation of 2,050 feet (625 metres).1

Located in northern Subei near the Yellow Sea, this peak stands out in a region otherwise characterized by its low-lying alluvial plain. Jiangsu is recognized as the lowest and flattest of China's provinces, with the majority of its land situated less than 150 feet (45 metres) above sea level.1