Interactive NASA Flood Maps.

There is no area in CO that is at an altitude of less than 3000 feet. At 6800 feet, CO has the highest mean elevation of any state in the country. Only five million people in the entire state too (the eighth largest), so come on in!

I don't have a conversion chart handy but how much is 60 meters in feet ?
EDIT: Great post OP, good to know

3 M AND I'M SWIMMIN' WITH DA FISHES.

Looks like I better get a beggar paddle

Only goes up 60 meters, lame doom....lol

As interesting as this could be, there's no way that this is at all accurate.

I stuck in 13 meters - that's almost 40 feet..! of a rise in SEA LEVEL. That Japan EQ wouldn't have been nearly that high and look at what happened to that place. The map looks like there's barely a dent into Japan. At 40 feet that whole place would be in Davey Jones' Locker.

It's just a strict representation of what global sea level rise looks like at various increments. It's not going to show you the reach of a storm surge or a tsunami, because those are localized, temporary events.

Only goes up 60 meters, lame doom....lol