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Tall Building Cities - US

Name the top American cities - ranked by the height of their tallest building.
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HeightBuildingCity
1,451 ft
Willis Tower
1,250 ft
Empire State Building
1,023 ft
Bank of America Plaza
1,018 ft
U.S. Bank Tower
1,002 ft
JPMorgan Chase Tower
975 ft
Comcast Center
947 ft
Key Tower
932 ft
Columbia Center
921 ft
Bank of America Plaza
871 ft
Bank of America
Corporate Center
853 ft
Transamerica Pyramid
HeightBuildingCity
841 ft
U.S. Steel Tower
830 ft
Chase Tower
792 ft
IDS Tower
790 ft
Hancock Place
789 ft
Four Seasons Hotel
& Tower
781 ft
30 Hudson Street
745 ft
RSA Battle House Tower
735 ft
Fontainebleau Resort
727 ft
Renaissance Center
714 ft
Republic Plaza
710 ft
Revel Casino
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zoidberg
17/22 - ran out of time
2011-11-07 | reply
Ithabise
18 - How could I forget Detroit and Cleveland?
2011-11-07 | reply
tschutzer
20/22 - apparently living 15 miles from one of them wasn't enough for me to lose the notion that it is not a "top" city.
2011-11-07 | reply
Mithol
18/22 I was just guessing, never having been to America and all. But I always forget to guess Cleveland. I ran out of time though going through all the cities I could think of, so who knows, maybe I'd have remembered it this time. But I've never even heard of the others: Jersey City, Mobile and Charlotte.
2011-11-07 | reply
queenmaeree
You've never heard of Charlotte, NC?
2011-11-07 | reply
queenmaeree
My bad. I just realized you've never been to the States. 18/22 is impressive, especially for someone not from the US.
2011-11-07 | reply
delky06
22/22 with only :07 to spare. WHEEW!
2011-11-07 | reply
mariofan367
Charlotte, North Carolina is big (I don't live anywhere near). It's the biggest between Philadelphia and Jacksonville. Check out this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population
2011-11-08 | reply
Hdny42
Charlotte isn't really the biggest, as cities are really judged by metro area, not just inner-city size, which makes Jacksonville far smaller. Jacksonville and Charlotte, metro-wise, are smaller than (between the Jacksonville and Philly), Philly, Baltimore, Washington, and Atlanta. What Charlotte IS big as, though, is the biggest city from Washington to Atlanta, which makes it a regional-hub. It is also home to the headquarters of many very large companies.
2011-11-09 | reply
Madison
grrrr typed in atlanta for atlantic city...
2011-11-11 | reply
Hype
18/22. Missed Indy, the others I wouldn't of thought of.
2011-12-15 | reply
zwizdan007
18/22.... And I missed only city in US that I visited, Mobile Alabama.... doh
2012-03-16 | reply
Best Loser
When Devon Tower is finished it can be on here! Yay for my state finally not being the worst at everything!
2012-04-12 | reply
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