Peak 5390

Peak 5390 (sometimes stylized as "Peak 5390'") refers to a geographical summit whose elevation is measured at 5,390 feet above mean sea level. Peaks identified in this manner are often referenced within topographical surveys, geological reports, and hiking or mountaineering guides. The specific location of Peak 5390 is not inherently defined by the numerical designation; it is a generic label applied to any peak meeting this elevation criterion. Therefore, there can be multiple instances of a "Peak 5390" found across various geographical regions, each distinguished by its unique coordinates and surrounding landscape. The term is primarily used for identification and referencing purposes, allowing for precise location and feature description within relevant documentation. Finding the definitive location of a particular Peak 5390 requires referencing the source material that contains the designation alongside specific coordinates or a detailed geographical description. The number is usually derived from surveying data, using techniques like triangulation, GPS, or lidar. These techniques determine the altitude, which is then rounded or specified precisely in feet.