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The following are all skyscrapers that have their own Wikipedia page:
- 1 Canada Square a.k.a. Canary Wharf
- 191 Peachtree Tower
- 30 St. Mary Axe
- 7 World Trade Center
- 8 Canada Square
- Azrieli Center Circular Tower
- Azrieli Center Triangular Tower
- Bank of America Plaza (Atlanta)
- Bank of America Plaza (Dallas)
- Bank of America Tower a.k.a. Columbia Seafirst Center
- Bank of China Tower
- BellSouth Building
- BT Tower (London)
- Central Plaza
- The Centre
- Centre Point
- Chrysler Building
- City Gate
- Commerzbank Tower
- Emirates Tower One
- Empire State Building
- Euston Tower
- Flatiron Building
- Four Seasons Tower (Atlanta)
- Georgia Pacific Tower
- Hopewell Centre
- International Finance Center
- JPMorganChase Tower
- John Hancock Center
- Lincoln Bank Tower
- Millbank Tower
- One Atlantic Center
- Pan Am Building a.k.a. MetLife Building
- Petronas Towers
- Promenade II
- Sears Tower
- Sheraton City Tower
- Singer Building
- Smith Tower
- Standard Oil building a.k.a. Aon Center (Chicago)
- SunTrust Plaza
- T&C Tower
- Taipei 101
- Time Warner Center
- Tower 42
- Transamerica Pyramid
- Tribune Tower
- U.N. Secretariat Building
- U.S. Bank Tower (formerly Library Tower)
- Westin Peachtree Plaza
- Woolworth Building
- World Trade Center (New York)
- Wrigley Building
- Shanghai Tower
- Abraj Al Bait Clock Tower
These are some other tall structures with their own Wikipedia page:
- CN Tower
- Eiffel Tower
- KVLY-TV mast
- Macau Tower
- Petronius Platform
- Sky Tower
- Space Needle
- Statue of Liberty
- Tokyo Tower
- Milad Tower (also known as the Tehran communication tower)
- Burj Khalifa
- One World Trade Center
These are some skyscrapers and other tall structures that need their own Wikipedia page (if you create a new page, move the entry to the above lists).
See Also
[edit]- List of buildings
- List of the world's tallest structures
- Tall buildings in London
- Fifty tallest buildings in the USA