What is the highest elevation cumberland plateau or Edwards plateau?

The Cumberland Plateau generally has a higher elevation compared to the Edwards Plateau. The Cumberland Plateau, located in the eastern United States, reaches elevations of about 2,500 feet (762 meters) in some areas, while the Edwards Plateau in Texas has elevations averaging around 1,500 to 3,000 feet (457 to 914 meters), but typically remains lower overall than the highest points in the Cumberland Plateau. Thus, while both plateaus have significant elevations, the Cumberland Plateau features some of the highest points.