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The 50 tallest buildings in the world, by height

Burj Khalifa (828 m) stands 149 m above the next, Merdeka Maybank Tower (679 m); number 50 is 390 m. The red runs lowest on the oldest, Willis Tower (1974).

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What does this axis measure?
The 50 tallest buildings in the world, by height: 50 points, a bar chart.
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Height rank (1 = tallest)
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The data: 50 points
Height rank (1 = tallest)Height (m)
1828
2678.9
3632
4601
5599.1
6554.5
7541.3
8530
9530
10527.7
11508
12492
13484
14475.6
15472.4
16462
17461.2
18458
19453.6
20452.1
21451.9
22451.9
23450
24450
25443.1
26442.1
27441.8
28438.6
29435.3
30428
31427
32425.7
33425
34423.2
35423
36422.6
37420.5
38416.6
39413.4
40412.6
41412
42411.6
43409
44402.7
45401
46393.8
47393
48392.5
49392.4
50390.2
Source
Wikipedia, List of tallest buildings (CC BY-SA 4.0), the tallest 50 extracted and reformatted by Unlabeled via CTBUH, The Skyscraper Center, as the article credits its table after Nadieh Bremer, Visual Cinnamon: The 100 Tallest Buildings in the World
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2026-11-09
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