Do a google search. Enter your town, your state and the word "elevation."

For example, I entered St. Helens Oregon elevation and it brought up the information on several sites.

Carol

Here is a link that might be useful: Example of City Data Site with Elevation

One common caution is to increase (pressure) cooking time for areas above sea level.

And it isn't anything "above sea level", it is any altitude/elevation that is 1000 feet or more above sea level that changes pressures (time usually remains about the same).

So yes, you need to know your altitude/elevation. ;) Once you know that, the recipe instructions will direct you as to which pressure to use.

If you can't find it, tell us the city you live in in PA and once of us can find it for you.

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: Elevation of major PA cities

Most cities/towns have their own web page and they usually give that information.

Thanks, everyone.
I wasn't using the right word.
When I typed in my town and state and used the word "elevation" the info came right up.

Thanks, again.
Cream
p.s. it's 1199 (: