The topography of Kadmat is entirely flat, characteristic of low-lying coral atolls.
* **Highest Point**: Unnamed location, approximately 3 meters (10 feet) above sea level. * **Lowest Point**: Sea level (0 meters) along the coast. * **Terrain**: Coastal sand and coral detritus. There are absolutely no hills, mountains, plateaus, valleys, or canyons on the island. * **Coastal Areas**: The western coast is a continuous stretch of fine white sand transitioning into a shallow lagoon. The eastern coast is rockier, featuring coral rubble and direct exposure to the deeper sea. * **Flood Plains**: Being entirely low-lying, the whole island is vulnerable to coastal flooding and tidal surges during severe cyclonic storms.
