context: Crete has four large mountains [6], and only a quarter of the island is less than 100 meters above sea level. At an altitude of more than 500 meters, 30% of the area is located. [8] In the western part of the island are the Lefká Óri mountains ('White Mountains'). Flowing water has hardened the limestone of its steep and high mountains [6]. These include the deepest and longest gorges in Europe, the 17-kilometer-long Samaria Gorge and the Ímpros Gorge. [6] The highest peak of Lefká Ór is Páchnes, 2453 meters high. The highest peak on the island is 2456 meters high in Mount Ídavu in the Psiloreítis Mountains (including the Idavu Mountains). The Psiloreitis Mountains are sometimes known as the "Crete Roof". In the eastern part of Crete lies the Lasíthi Mountains, which include 2148 meters high Díkti and 2141 meters high Aféntis Christós. The fourth mountain is also the Thryptí or Siteíu Mountains in the eastern part. The highest mountain in this mountain is the Aféntis Kavoúsi, which is 1476 meters high. [6]
question: How high is Mount Idawa?
answers.text: 2456 meters