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Burj Khalifa article

Records
Preceded by Warsaw Radio Mast 646.38 m (2,120.67 ft)	World's tallest structure ever built 2008 – present	Incumbent
Preceded by KVLY-TV mast 628.8 m (2,063 ft)	World's tallest structure 2008 – present
Preceded by CN Tower 553.33 m (1,815.39 ft)	World's tallest free-standing structure 2007 – present
Preceded by Taipei 101 509.2 m (1,670.6 ft)	World's tallest building 2010 – present
Preceded by Willis Tower 108 floors	Building with the most floors 2007 – present

Target Field article

Preceded by Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	Home of the Minnesota Twins 2010 – present	Succeeded by Current

Miami Orange Bowl article

Events and tenants
Preceded by Miami Field Sun Life Stadium	Home of the Orange Bowl 1938–1995 1999	Succeeded by Sun Life Stadium Sun Life Stadium
Preceded by Moore Park	Home of the Miami Hurricanes 1937–2007	Succeeded by Sun Life Stadium
Preceded by none	Home of the Miami Dolphins 1966–1986	Succeeded by Sun Life Stadium
Preceded by Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Tulane Stadium Tulane Stadium Louisiana Superdome	Host of the Super Bowl II 1968 – III 1969 V 1971 X 1976 XIII 1979	Succeeded by Tulane Stadium Tulane Stadium Rose Bowl Rose Bowl
Preceded by Arrowhead Stadium	Host of the NFL Pro Bowl 1975	Succeeded by Louisiana Superdome
Preceded by FIU Stadium	Home of the FIU Golden Panthers 2007	Succeeded by FIU Stadium
Preceded by Olympic Stadium (Montreal)	Host of Drum Corps International World Championship 1983	Succeeded by Grant Field
Preceded by Memorial Stadium Three Rivers Stadium Riverfront Stadium Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Host of AFC Championship Game 1972 1974 1983 1985-1986	Succeeded by Three Rivers Stadium Oakland Coliseum Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Cleveland Municipal Stadium

Miami Ballpark article

Preceded by Sun Life Stadium	Home of the Miami Marlins 2012-	Succeeded by Future

Louisiana Superdome article

Events and tenants
Preceded by Tulane Stadium Giants Stadium, Tiger Stadium, and the Alamodome	Home of the New Orleans Saints 1975 – 2004 2006 – present	Succeeded by Giants Stadium, Tiger Stadium, and the Alamodome current
Preceded by Tulane Stadium 6 different stadiums in 2005	Home of the Tulane Green Wave 1975 – 2004 2006 – present	Succeeded by 6 different stadiums in 2005 current
Preceded by Tulane Stadium Georgia Dome	Home of the Sugar Bowl 1975 – 2005 2007 – present	Succeeded by Georgia Dome incumbent
Preceded by first arena	Home of the New Orleans Night 1991 – 1992	Succeeded by last arena
Preceded by Municipal Auditorium & Loyola Field House	Home of the New Orleans Jazz 1975 – 1979	Succeeded by Salt Palace
Preceded by Miami Orange Bowl	Host of the NFL Pro Bowl 1976	Succeeded by The Kingdome
Preceded by Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Stanford Stadium Joe Robbie Stadium Sun Devil Stadium Raymond James Stadium Lucas Oil Stadium	Host of the Super Bowl XII 1978 XV 1981 XX 1986 XXIV 1990 XXXI 1997 XXXVI 2002 XLVII 2013	Succeeded by Orange Bowl Pontiac Silverdome Rose Bowl Tampa Stadium Qualcomm Stadium Qualcomm Stadium New Meadowlands Stadium
Preceded by The Spectrum Reunion Arena H.H.H. Metrodome Georgia Dome	Host of the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Finals 1982 1987 1993 2003 2012	Succeeded by The Pit Kemper Arena Charlotte Coliseum Alamodome
Preceded by University of Phoenix Stadium	Host of the BCS National Championship Game 2008	Succeeded by Dolphin Stadium
Preceded by Reunion Arena	Host of the Republican National Convention 1988	Succeeded by Astrodome
Preceded by University of Phoenix Stadium	Host of NFC Championship Game 2010	Succeeded by TBD

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum article

Events and tenants
Preceded by Bovard Field on campus, various other parks around Los Angeles	Home of the USC Trojans 1923 – present	Succeeded by incumbent
Preceded by Moore Field	Home of the UCLA Bruins 1928 – 1981	Succeeded by Rose Bowl
Preceded by Olympisch Stadion Amsterdam	Summer Olympics Opening and Closing Ceremonies (Olympic Stadium) 1932	Succeeded by Olympiastadion Berlin
Preceded by Olympisch Stadion Amsterdam	Olympic Athletics competitions Main Venue 1932	Succeeded by Olympiastadion Berlin
Preceded by Ebbets Field	Home of the Los Angeles Dodgers 1958 – 1961	Succeeded by Dodger Stadium
Preceded by First Stadium	Home of the Los Angeles Rams 1946 – 1979	Succeeded by Anaheim Stadium
Preceded by Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	Home of the Los Angeles Raiders 1982 – 1994	Succeeded by Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Preceded by first stadium	Home of the Los Angeles Chargers 1960	Succeeded by Balboa Stadium
Preceded by none Tulane Stadium	Host of the Super Bowl I 1967 VII 1973	Succeeded by Orange Bowl Rice Stadium
Preceded by Forbes Field	Host of the All-Star Game 1959 2nd Game	Succeeded by Municipal Stadium
Preceded by none Tampa Stadium	Host of the NFL Pro Bowl 1950 – 1972 1979	Succeeded by Texas Stadium Aloha Stadium
Preceded by Grand Sports Arena of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex Moscow	Summer Olympics Opening and Closing Ceremonies (Olympic Stadium) 1984	Succeeded by Seoul Olympic Stadium Seoul
Preceded by Grand Sports Arena of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex Moscow	Olympic Athletics competitions Main Venue 1984	Succeeded by Seoul Olympic Stadium Seoul
Preceded by None	CONCACAF Gold Cup Final Venue 1991	Succeeded by Estadio Azteca Mexico City
Preceded by Estadio Azteca Mexico City	CONCACAF Gold Cup Final Venue 1996, 1998, 2000	Succeeded by Rose Bowl Pasadena
Preceded by Olympisch Stadion (Amsterdam) Amsterdam	Summer Olympics Main Venue (Olympic Stadium) 1932	Succeeded by Olympiastadion Berlin
Preceded by Metropolitan Stadium Texas Stadium	Host of NFC Championship Game 1976 1979	Succeeded by Metropolitan Stadium Tampa Stadium
Preceded by Miami Orange Bowl	Host of AFC Championship Game 1984	Succeeded by Miami Orange Bowl

Alabama article

Preceded by Illinois	List of U.S. states by date of statehood Admitted on December 14, 1819 (22nd)	Succeeded by Maine