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Lucknow·Topic

Topography

The topography of Lucknow is overwhelmingly flat, characteristic of the Indo-Gangetic Plain. The city's average elevation is approximately 123 meters (404 feet) above sea level.

* **Highest Point:** General terrain peaks slightly toward the northern and western outskirts, but elevation differences are negligible. * **Lowest Point:** The riverbed and floodplains of the Gomti River form the lowest elevations. * **Terrain:** Level plains with a gentle, almost imperceptible slope from the northwest to the southeast, dictating the natural flow of the Gomti River. * **Water Bodies:** Besides the Gomti, several smaller streams, canals (like the Sharda Canal), and artificial lakes intersect the region.

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