Sources and credits
How sizes are chosen
Each object has a stated dimension: length, height, diameter or area. Published dimensions, estimates and selected reference examples are different kinds of evidence. All 153 objects have measurement notes and source links below. Fixed dimensions retain their published scope and edition; naturally variable objects use explicitly selected examples.
For published figures, we follow the source’s definition and date: total area includes water, a building height specifies its upper endpoint, and a planet’s mean diameter differs from its equatorial diameter. Where conversion or rounding is needed, it is recorded below. Animals and generic objects use reasonable representative sizes, labelled “Selected example”; their revealed value is a reference size, not a claim that every individual has that size.
Reference models and natural variation
The standing person is defined as 1.70 m tall and the unbranded bus as 12 m long. They are measuring references. The blue whale and giraffe are selected examples of 25 m and 5 m; individual animals vary. These values are fixed for fair, repeatable play, not estimates of a species-wide average.
Country outlines use Natural Earth via world-atlas. US state outlines use the Census Bureau’s simplified 2017 cartographic boundaries via us-atlas. Each outline has its own Lambert azimuthal equal-area projection. Every outline is scaled to its documented area figure. Texas and California use 2010 Census total area, including water; Alaska explicitly uses land area. France is metropolitan France including Corsica, Norway excludes Svalbard and Jan Mayen, and the US outline is the contiguous 48 states. Small islands and coastlines are simplified; the drawings are for comparing area, not measuring geographic distances.
If you spot a figure that looks wrong, write to the address on the about page.
Silhouettes and original artwork
The current animals (except the defined human reference), prehistoric animals and two sculptural landmarks use original AI-assisted illustrations traced into separate silhouette and detail vectors with Potrace. Buildings, equipment and vehicles use project-authored vector drafting. Their measured axes are calibrated separately from surface detail. Contours, fossil reconstructions and architectural details are illustrative; they are not specimen scans, engineering drawings or independently certified scientific reconstructions. Older challenge links retain their original artwork and measurements; the PhyloPic licences for that frozen artwork are preserved below.
Geographic geometry: Natural Earth and US Census cartographic boundaries.
Sharing artwork
The giraffe/person and blue whale/bus sharing illustrations are AI-assisted editorial artwork, separate from the calibrated game drawings. The Moon photograph in the space sharing card is Lunar Near Side, credited to NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center/Arizona State University. The card pairs it with the project's Natural Earth outline of Australia. Image use follows NASA's media guidelines; no endorsement is implied.
Planets and moons
The globe represents the published mean diameter. Surface details are simplified recognition cues informed by NASA's planetary descriptions, not photographic or topographic maps. Earth's land is projected from Natural Earth geometry. Cloud bands and crater positions on the other worlds are illustrative.
Saturn's rings help identify the planet, but the ruler and answer measure only its globe. The prominent ring extends to the NASA A-ring outer radius of 136,780 km; its viewing angle is illustrative. Fainter outer rings are omitted.
| Silhouette | Credit | Licence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crocodile: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| basketball hoop | Original project vector drafting; measured endpoints follow the cited equipment rules | Original artwork | |
| soccer goal | Original project vector drafting; measured endpoints follow the cited equipment rules | Original artwork | |
| city bus | Original project illustration | Original artwork | |
| eiffel tower | Original project illustration | Original artwork | |
| Statue Of Liberty: illustrative elevation | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Christ The Redeemer: illustrative elevation | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| burj khalifa | Original project illustration | Original artwork | |
| Blue whale: selected 25 m example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Brachiosaurus: selected reconstruction | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| callisto | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Cat: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| ceres | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| charon | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Chicken: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Diplodocus: selected reconstruction | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Dog: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Dolphin: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| earth | Original project vector; Natural Earth public-domain land geometry | Original artwork | |
| Elephant: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Emperor Penguin: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| europa | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| ganymede | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Giant Squid: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Giraffe: selected 5 m male example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Great White Shark: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Hippo: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Honey Bee: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Horse: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| human | Original project illustration | Original artwork | |
| io | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| jupiter | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Ladybug: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Lion: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Mammoth: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| mars | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Megalodon: selected reconstruction | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| mercury | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Monarch Butterfly: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| moon | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Mouse: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| neptune | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Orca: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Ostrich: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| pluto | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Polar Bear: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Pteranodon: selected reconstruction | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Quetzalcoatlus: selected reconstruction | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Rhino: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| saturn | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Sperm Whale: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Spinosaurus: selected reconstruction | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Stegosaurus: selected reconstruction | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| T Rex: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Tiger: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| titan | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Triceratops: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| triton | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| uranus | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Velociraptor: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| venus | Original project vector; schematic recognition cues informed by NASA | Original artwork | |
| Whale Shark: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork | |
| Wolf: selected example | Original AI-assisted project illustration; vectorized with Potrace | Original artwork |
Artwork in version 1 challenges
These attributions apply to the archived silhouettes served at /sil/v1/. New challenges use the current catalog.
Every object and its figure
Animals
Blue whaleLength, Selected exampleA selected 25 m adult example within the 24–26 m range given by the Mammal Society. Size varies with population and sex; this is not a species-wide average or record.Measurement recordA selected adult blue whale example, not a species-wide average or maximum. Snout to tail extremity along the straightened side-view body axis. Mammal Society gives adult length 24–26 m and notes larger females; NOAA distinguishes population and sex variation. 25 m falls within the published adult range. No particular measured individual is claimed. NOAA and Mammal Society species accounts, accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 25 m | NOAA FisheriesMammal Society · adult length | |
Sperm whaleLength, adult maleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male length; females are substantially smaller. Front of the head to the farthest tail-fluke tip in lateral projection. ADW reports males reaching 19 m and females 12 m; 16 m is an adult male example. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 16 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
OrcaLength, adult maleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male; straight snout-to-fluke total length. Snout to the farthest tail-fluke tip, along the horizontal body axis. ADW gives adult male average 8 m and maximum 9.75 m. 7 m is a smaller adult example, not the mean. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 7 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Great white sharkLength, typical adultSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult great white, straight snout-to-tail length. Snout to the farthest caudal-fin tip; dorsal and pectoral fins do not define length. ADW reports approximately 4 m males and larger females; 4.5 m is within the adult range. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 4.5 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Whale sharkLength, typical adultSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult whale shark, total length including caudal fin. Snout to the farthest caudal-fin tip along the horizontal axis. ADW gives 7 m average with much larger individuals; 10 m is a large adult example, not the maximum. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 10 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Bottlenose dolphinLength, typical adultSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult common bottlenose dolphin, total length. Beak tip to the farthest tail-fluke tip along the body axis. ADW gives adult lengths 2.28–3.81 m; the selected 3 m lies within this range. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 3 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
African elephantShoulder height, adult maleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male African bush elephant; shoulder height, not head or ear height. Ground under the feet to the withers; excludes head and ears. ADW gives male shoulder heights of 3.2–4 m. The selected height is at the lower end. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 3.2 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
GiraffeHeight, Selected exampleA selected 5 m male example. The GCF guide gives 5.3 m as the average adult male height; individuals vary.Measurement recordA selected adult male giraffe example; not a claimed species-wide average. Ground under the hooves to the top of the upright silhouette, including ossicones. GCF lists adult male average height 5.3 m, female average 4.3 m, and male maximum 6 m. 5 m is a reasonable adult male example near the published average. Natural variation does not require a specimen measured at exactly 5 m. GCF Conservation Guide 2022 Source checked: . | 5 m | Giraffe Conservation Foundation · p. 3 | |
HippopotamusLength, typical adultSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult hippopotamus, total horizontal profile length. Front of muzzle to the rear extremity of the horizontal profile, including the short tail. ADW gives total lengths of 2.09–5.05 m, including a short tail. The 3.5 m example is within that range. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 3.5 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
White rhinocerosLength, head and bodySelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult white rhinoceros; head-body length, excluding tail and projecting horn. Snout to rump in side elevation; excludes the projecting horn and tail. ADW gives head-body lengths around 3.35–3.77 m; 3.8 m is a rounded large adult example. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 3.8 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Polar bearLength, adult maleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male polar bear, nose to short tail. Nose to the short tail at the rear of the horizontal profile. ADW reports adult males reaching 2.5 m; selected large adult, not the mean of both sexes. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 2.5 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Bengal tigerLength, head and bodySelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordBengal tiger example; snout to rump, excluding tail. Bengal tiger example; snout to rump, excluding tail. Zoo lists tiger length 1.5–2.9 m depending on sex and location; 1.9 m is a head-body reference, not total length including tail. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.9 m | San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance | |
LionLength, head and bodySelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male lion; head-body length excluding the tail. Nose to tail root at the rump; the long tail is outside the measuring span. ADW gives total lengths 2.4–3.3 m and tails 0.6–1 m. A 1.95 m head-body example is consistent with those dimensions, not a quoted specimen. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.95 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
HorseShoulder heightSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult riding horse; ground to withers, not ears. Ground under the feet to the withers; excludes head and ears. ADW describes breed variation with heights around 0.9–1.7 m and outliers. The 1.6 m reference represents a riding horse. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.6 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Saltwater crocodileLength, adult maleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male saltwater crocodile; straightened snout-to-tail length. Snout tip to the tip of the straightened tail. ADW reports male maxima around 6–7 m. The selected 4.5 m is an adult example below those maxima. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 4.5 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
OstrichHeight, adult maleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male ostrich, ground to crown with upright neck. Adult male ostrich, ground to crown with upright neck. Male height is given as 6.9–9 ft (about 2.1–2.7 m); 2.4 m lies within that interval. The source has a typographic decimal error in its lower metre figure; the feet interval is unambiguous. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 2.4 m | San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance | |
Emperor penguinHeight, typical adultSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordStanding adult emperor penguin; feet to crown. Ground under the feet to the top of the upright animal. ADW gives adult height 1.01–1.32 m; 1.1 m lies within the range. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.1 m | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Adult humanHeight, Selected exampleA figure defined as 1.70 m tall for this game. It is a measuring reference, not a claim about average human height.Measurement recordA standing person defined as 1.70 m tall; not a population average. Ground under the feet to the crown of the head. An explicitly defined measuring reference; no external measurement is asserted. Project reference definition v1 Source checked: . | 1.7 m | Reference model | |
Siberian HuskyShoulder height, adult maleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult male Siberian Husky; ground to withers, excluding head and ears. Adult male Siberian Husky; ground to withers, excluding head and ears. Breed standard: males 21–23.5 inches at withers = 0.5334–0.5969 m. Selected 0.57 m lies within it. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 57 cm | American Kennel Club | |
House catLength, head and bodySelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordDomestic short-haired cat example, snout to rump; excludes tail and whiskers. Domestic short-haired cat example, snout to rump; excludes tail and whiskers. ADW gives average total length 76.2 cm and emphasizes breed variation. The 46 cm head-body example leaves about 30 cm for a tail; it is an editorial model, not a reported head-body mean. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 46 cm | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
House mouseLength, head and bodySelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult house mouse; nose to rump, excluding the tail. Nose to rump; tail and whiskers are outside the measuring span. ADW explicitly gives head-body length 65–95 mm; the selected 85 mm lies within it. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 8.5 cm | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
ChickenHeightSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordStanding domestic hen; ground to top of comb. Standing domestic hen; ground to top of comb. Park’s animal-care species page gives height 15–65 cm depending on breed; selected 40 cm is a medium hen. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 40 cm | Malkia Park | |
Giant squidLength, including tentaclesSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordGiant squid total length, mantle tip to extended feeding tentacle tips. Giant squid total length, mantle tip to extended feeding tentacle tips. Museum describes females reaching about 13 m and males about 10 m. A selected 12 m female example includes the long feeding tentacles. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 12 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
Honey beeLength, head and bodySelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult worker western honey bee; head through abdomen, excluding antennae. Front of head to tip of abdomen in dorsal view; excludes antennae, wings and legs. ADW gives worker length 10–15 mm; the selected 13 mm is not a queen or drone. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.3 cm | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Monarch butterflyWingspanSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult monarch with wings fully spread; wingtip to wingtip. Fully extended wingtip to opposite wingtip. ADW gives wingspan 8.6–12.4 cm; the selected 10 cm lies within it. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 10 cm | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Seven-spot ladybirdLengthSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAdult seven-spot ladybird; body length excluding antennae. Front of head to rear of elytra/abdomen in dorsal view; excludes antennae and legs. ADW gives adult length 6.5–7.8 mm; the selected 7 mm lies within it. A practical selected example supported by the documented variation. This is neither a universal average nor a claim about an exactly measured individual. Species account accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 7 mm | University of Michigan · Animal Diversity Web | |
Grey wolfLength, head and bodySelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordGray wolf; nose to tail root, not tail tip. Gray wolf; nose to tail root, not tail tip. Field protocol separates body, tail and total length; female body-length range 112–145 cm supports a 130 cm head-body example. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.3 m | US National Park Service · Yellowstone wolf field protocol |
Dinosaurs and prehistoric life
Tyrannosaurus rexLength, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. Estimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. NHM describes typical length around 12 m and large Sue/Scotty individuals almost 13 m. Selected 12.3 m is within those estimates. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 12.3 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
TriceratopsLength, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. Estimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. NHM lists a 9 m reconstruction; 8.5 m is a slightly smaller selected example. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 8.5 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
StegosaurusLength, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. Estimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. NHM lists 9 m for the genus. Adopt the museum’s estimate for this reconstruction. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 9 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
VelociraptorLength, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. Estimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. NHM lists 1.8 m. Adopt that estimate; feather covering is part of the illustration. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.8 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
BrachiosaurusHeight, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated ground-to-head height with raised neck; not shoulder height or a mounted-skeleton measurement. Estimated ground-to-head height with raised neck; not shoulder height or a mounted-skeleton measurement. USGS educational account gives 12 m height and 23 m length. Historic reconstructions and neck posture differ; this is a selected estimate, not a claim that all specimens stood 12 m. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 12 m | US Geological Survey | |
DiplodocusLength, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. Estimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. NHM lists a 26 m reconstruction, including the long whip tail. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 26 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
SpinosaurusLength, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. Estimated straight snout-to-tail total length of the reconstruction. NHM lists 14 m. Body proportions and posture remain debated; the drawing is an illustrative reconstruction. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 14 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
PteranodonWingspan, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated fully extended wingtip-to-wingtip span of Pteranodon longiceps. Estimated fully extended wingtip-to-wingtip span of Pteranodon longiceps. AMNH gives wingspans up to 6 m. Selected large adult reconstruction. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 6 m | American Museum of Natural History | |
QuetzalcoatlusWingspan, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated fully extended wingtip-to-wingtip span of Quetzalcoatlus northropi. Estimated fully extended wingtip-to-wingtip span of Quetzalcoatlus northropi. Research team describes the giant species with an approximately 40-foot span; NHM gives around 11 m. A selected 10.5 m estimate is not the smaller Q. lawsoni species. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 10.5 m | University of Texas at AustinNatural History Museum · 2021 research report | |
Woolly mammothShoulder height, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordWoolly mammoth reconstruction; ground to shoulder, excluding cranial dome and tusks. Woolly mammoth reconstruction; ground to shoulder, excluding cranial dome and tusks. NHM describes woolly mammoths at 3–3.5 m shoulder height; selected 3.1 m lies within it. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 3.1 m | Natural History Museum, London | |
MegalodonLength, estimate from fossilsEstimated reconstruction. Fossil evidence and reconstructions vary; this round uses a selected estimate.Measurement recordEstimated total snout-to-tail length of Otodus megalodon. Estimated total snout-to-tail length of Otodus megalodon. Tooth-based estimates discussed by the museum place large animals at 15–18 m; newer estimates can be larger. The selected 15 m is not a maximum-size claim. No complete skeleton establishes a unique silhouette. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 15 m | Natural History Museum, London |
Planets and moons
MercuryDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 2,439.4 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 4,878.8 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
VenusDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 6,051.8 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 12,103.6 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
EarthDiameter, averageMean radius 6,371.0084 km × 2, rounded to a mean diameter of 12,742 km. The circular drawing uses the mean, not equatorial, diameter.Measurement recordMean diameter derived from mean radius; not equatorial diameter. Diameter across the centre of the mean-size disc. Published value: 6,371.0084 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). Rounded to the nearest 1 km after conversion. JPL Planetary Physical Parameters; reference [D], IAU 2015 report (Archinal et al., 2018) Source checked: . | 12,742 km | NASA/JPL · IAU 2015 report | |
MarsDiameter, averageMean radius 3,389.50 km × 2 = 6,779 km. The circular drawing uses the mean, not equatorial, diameter.Measurement recordMean diameter derived from mean radius; not equatorial diameter. Diameter across the centre of the mean-size disc. Published value: 3,389.5 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL Planetary Physical Parameters; reference [D], IAU 2015 report (Archinal et al., 2018) Source checked: . | 6,779 km | NASA/JPL · IAU 2015 report | |
JupiterDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 69,911 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 139,822 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
SaturnDiameter, without the ringsPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 58,232 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 116,464 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
UranusDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 25,362 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 50,724 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
NeptuneDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 24,622 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 49,244 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
The MoonDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 1,737.4 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 3,474.8 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
IoDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 1,821.49 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 3,642.98 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
EuropaDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 1,560.8 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 3,121.6 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
GanymedeDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 2,631.2 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 5,262.4 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
CallistoDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 2,410.3 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 4,820.6 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
TitanDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 2,574.76 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 5,149.52 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
TritonDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 1,352.6 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 2,705.2 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
PlutoDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 1,188.3 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 2,376.6 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
CeresDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 469.7 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 939.4 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics | |
CharonDiameter, averagePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMean diameter, calculated as twice the mean radius; excludes rings and atmosphere limb effects. Diameter across the centre of the disc. Published value: 606 km (mean radius × 2 for diameter). JPL physical parameters table accessed 2026-11-13; radius reference identified in the linked row Source checked: . | 1,212 km | NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics |
Countries and states
CanadaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 9,984,670 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 9,984,670 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
Contiguous United StatesAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordContiguous 48 states plus DC; total area including water, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 8,081,867 km². 2010 Census State Area Measurements; derived contiguous total Source checked: . | 8,081,867 km² | US Census Bureau · 2010 | |
BrazilAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 8,515,767 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 8,515,767 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
AustraliaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordAustralia including Norfolk Island; excludes external Antarctic claims. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 7,692,024 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 7,692,024 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
KazakhstanAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 2,724,902 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 2,724,902 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
AlgeriaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 2,381,741 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 2,381,741 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
Congo - KinshasaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 2,345,410 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 2,345,410 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
GreenlandAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordGreenland including the ice sheet; not the ice-free area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 2,166,086 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 2,166,086 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
MexicoAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,964,375 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 1,964,375 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
IndonesiaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,910,931 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 1,910,931 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
IranAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,630,848 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 1,630,848 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
MongoliaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,564,116 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 1,564,116 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
PeruAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,285,216 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 1,285,216 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
South AfricaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,221,037 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 1,221,037 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
ColombiaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,141,748 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 1,141,748 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
NigeriaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 923,768 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 923,768 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
ChileAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordChile as reported by the UN; excludes Antarctic territorial claims. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 756,102 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 756,102 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
MadagascarAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 587,041 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 587,041 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
FranceArea, European part onlyPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMetropolitan France, including Corsica; excludes overseas departments and territories. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 551,500 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 551,500 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
SpainAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSpain including the Balearic and Canary Islands; not mainland-only Spain. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 506,008 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 506,008 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
SwedenAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 438,574 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 438,574 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
GermanyAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 357,581 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 357,581 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
FinlandAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordLand and inland fresh water, including Åland; excludes sea water. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 338,491 km². Finland in Figures 2025; 1 January 2025 Source checked: . | 338,491 km² | Statistics Finland / National Land Survey | |
PolandAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 312,679 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 312,679 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
ItalyAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 302,068 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 302,068 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
New ZealandAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordNew Zealand, excluding Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 268,107 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 268,107 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
United KingdomAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordUnited Kingdom, excluding Channel Islands and Isle of Man. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 242,495 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 242,495 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
CubaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 109,884 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 109,884 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
IcelandAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 103,000 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 103,000 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
IrelandAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 69,825 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 69,825 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
AlaskaArea, land areaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordAlaska land area only, including Aleutian islands. Water area excluded. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 1,477,953 km². 2010 Census State Area Measurements Source checked: . | 1,477,953 km² | US Census Bureau · 2010 | |
TexasAreaTotal area, including water, from the 2010 Census table. Simplified 2017 Census outlines are rescaled to these areas.Measurement recordState total area, including land and water; not land area alone. Filled area of the simplified 2017 Census outline, scaled to the published 2010 total. Published value: 695,662 km². 2010 Census State Area Measurements Source checked: . | 695,662 km² | US Census Bureau · 2010 | |
CaliforniaAreaTotal area, including water, from the 2010 Census table. Simplified 2017 Census outlines are rescaled to these areas.Measurement recordState total area, including land and water; not land area alone. Filled area of the simplified 2017 Census outline, scaled to the published 2010 total. Published value: 423,967 km². 2010 Census State Area Measurements Source checked: . | 423,967 km² | US Census Bureau · 2010 | |
NorwayArea, without SvalbardPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordMainland Norway and coastal islands; land and fresh water, excluding Svalbard and Jan Mayen. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 323,807 km². SSB, updated 26 January 2026 Source checked: . | 323,807 km² | Statistics Norway / Norwegian Mapping Authority | |
AustriaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 83,878 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 83,878 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
SwitzerlandAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 41,291 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 41,291 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
DenmarkAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordDenmark proper, excluding Greenland and Faroe Islands. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 42,938 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 42,938 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
NamibiaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 825,229 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 825,229 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
MozambiqueAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 799,380 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 799,380 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
BotswanaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 582,000 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 582,000 km² | United Nations Statistics Division | |
Sri LankaAreaPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurface area of the named country/territory as reported by the UN; not land-only area. Filled area of an equal-area projected outline, calibrated to the adopted published area. Published value: 65,610 km². UNData country profile / 2025 World Statistics Pocketbook; area reference year 2023 Source checked: . | 65,610 km² | United Nations Statistics Division |
Everyday objects
BananaLengthSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected medium banana; cultivar and curvature vary. Straight end-to-end span of the illustrated banana, not an arc along the peel. USDA medium category is 7 to 7⅞ inches long (17.78–20.00 cm). Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 19 cm | USDA · SR Legacy 09040 | |
AA batteryLength, largest recordedPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordAA/LR6 maximum overall length, including positive terminal. AA/LR6 maximum overall length, including positive terminal. Published value: 0.0505 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 5.05 cm | Energizer · engineering datasheet (distributor-hosted) | |
Credit cardWidth, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordISO ID-1 / CR80 nominal card width along the long edge. ISO ID-1 / CR80 nominal card width along the long edge. Published value: 0.0856 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 8.56 cm | Matica · card printer specification | |
A4 sheet of paperHeight, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordA4 nominal long-edge height, not US Letter paper. A4 nominal long-edge height, not US Letter paper. Published value: 0.297 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 29.7 cm | DIN | |
New pencilLengthSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordNew full-length wooden pencil with eraser. Eraser end to graphite point. 7.5 inches = 190.5 mm; selected example rounded to 19 cm. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 19 cm | Target · Ticonderoga product specification | |
US quarterDiameter, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordUS quarter dollar outside diameter. US quarter dollar outside diameter. Published value: 0.02426 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 2.426 cm | US Mint | |
12-inch vinyl recordDiameter, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected 12-inch LP pressing, approximately 30.2 cm across. Outside diameter, excluding the centre hole from neither endpoint. The pressing technical drawing allows 300.8–302.4 mm outside diameter for Type 30 records. 302 mm is a representative 12-inch class record within the manufacturer range, not a universal exact diameter. GZ Media technical conditions, revision 10 (2017-02-07), SNA-GZ copy Source checked: . | 30.2 cm | GZ Media · manufacturing specificationsSNA-GZ technical documents | |
CDDiameter, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement record120 mm CD-ROM outer diameter; not the centre-hole diameter or an 80 mm mini CD. 120 mm CD-ROM outer diameter; not the centre-hole diameter or an 80 mm mini CD. Published value: 0.12 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 12 cm | Ecma International | |
Interior doorHeight, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected US 80-inch-class interior door leaf; excludes frame. Bottom to top of the door leaf, excluding frame and threshold. 80 inches = 2.032 m nominal; actual trim and regional door sizes differ. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 2.03 m | JELD-WEN · product specification | |
BathtubLength, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected 60-inch-class bathtub, not internal bathing length. Outside end to outside end of tub rim. The manufacturer drawing gives 1.524 m outside length; selected example 1.52 m. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.52 m | Kohler · engineering specification | |
Acoustic guitarLengthSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected full-size acoustic guitar; not scale length or body-only length. Base of body to end of headstock. Manufacturer full-size examples span approximately 0.995–1.029 m. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1 m | Yamaha | |
SmartphoneHeightSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordUnbranded 15 cm-class smartphone, without case. Bottom to top of device body. A manufacturer example is 147.6 mm tall; the drawing is not claimed to depict this exact model. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 15 cm | Apple · iPhone 15 technical specification | |
US dollar billLength, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordModern US banknote long edge; the same small-size format used by the one-dollar note. Modern US banknote long edge; the same small-size format used by the one-dollar note. Published value: 0.156 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 15.6 cm | US Currency Education Program | |
2×4 LEGO brickLength, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordClassic 2×4 brick 3001 external body length, excluding nominal grid clearance. Classic 2×4 brick 3001 external body length, excluding nominal grid clearance. Published value: 0.0318 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 3.18 cm | Christoph Bartneck · measured technical drawing | |
Rubik's CubeWidth, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected 57 mm 3×3 cube; other editions and speed cubes vary. Left to right edge of the front-facing square face; no perspective shortening. This licensed catalogue provides a 57 mm cube example. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 5.7 cm | Preseli · licensed Rubik’s product catalogue | |
Wine bottleHeight, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected 750 mL Bordeaux-style bottle. Base to bottle lip; excludes any projecting cork. Manufacturer example has a nominal height of 300 mm; bottle shapes and closures vary. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 30 cm | Cristallo · Bordeaux bottle drawing | |
Soda canHeight, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected approximately 12.2 cm standard 355 mL beverage can. Base to top of the illustrated can; pull tab does not extend above the rim. Engineering drawing gives 122.22 mm before final seaming. This rounded illustration is not a closed-can manufacturing specification. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 12.2 cm | Ball · 12 oz standard can engineering drawing | |
BicycleLengthSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected adult bicycle, wheels aligned; not a frame size. Rear tyre extremity to front tyre extremity. A 1050 mm wheelbase plus approximately 700 mm outer wheel diameter gives roughly 1.75 m overall. This is an illustrative calculation, not an exact manufacturer overall-length claim. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 1.75 m | Polygon Bikes · Heist 2 geometry |
Sports
Soccer ballDiameter, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected size 5 association-football ball. Diameter through centre. Dividing circumference by π gives diameter 21.65–22.28 cm. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 22 cm | The IFAB | |
BasketballDiameter, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected men’s size 7 basketball; not a women’s size 6. Diameter through centre. Circumference / π gives approximately 238.7–245.1 mm diameter. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 24 cm | FIBA · Basketball Equipment 2020 | |
Tennis ballDiameter, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected Type 2 tennis ball, not a larger Type 3 or junior ball. Diameter through centre. Selected 6.7 cm diameter lies inside the permitted range. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 6.7 cm | ITF · Rules of Tennis 2026 | |
BaseballDiameter, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected regulation baseball. Diameter through centre; seams included in illustrated outside boundary. Inch circumference converted exactly then divided by π gives about 72.77–74.79 mm diameter. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 7.4 cm | WBSC · Official Rules of Baseball 2023–2024 | |
Golf ballDiameter, minimum diameterSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordExample at the published minimum diameter; larger conforming balls exist. Diameter through centre. 42.67 mm is a lower bound, not the unique permitted diameter. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 4.27 cm | The R&A / USGA · Equipment Rules | |
Bowling ballDiameter, Selected exampleSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected tenpin bowling ball. Diameter through centre, ignoring the depth of finger holes. The limits convert to 215.9–218.313 mm. A 216 mm example falls within them. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 21.6 cm | USBC · Equipment Specifications Manual | |
Basketball hoopHeight, to the rimPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordNominal regulation height to the TOP edge of the rim, not the backboard. Court surface to top of ring. Published value: 3.05 m. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 3.05 m | FIBA · Basketball Equipment 2018 | |
Soccer goalWidth, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordRegulation clear opening between posts; excludes post thickness. Inside edge of left post to inside edge of right post. Published value: 7.32 m. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 7.32 m | The IFAB | |
Tennis courtLength, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordRegulation court length, excluding surrounding run-off space. Outside edge of one baseline to outside edge of the other. Published value: 23.77 m. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 23.77 m | ITF · Rules of Tennis 2026 | |
Soccer pitchLength, UEFA category 3/4Published dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordUEFA category 3/4 pitch; other football pitches may have different permitted lengths. Goal line to goal line; excludes run-off areas. Published value: 105 m. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 105 m | UEFA · Stadium Infrastructure Regulations 2025 | |
Olympic swimming poolLength, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordNominal long-course racing length between installed touch panels; excludes pool deck. Inside racing boundary at one end to the other. Published value: 50 m. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 50 m | World Aquatics · Swimming Pool Certification 2024 |
Vehicles and craft
Mid-size sedanLengthSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordUnbranded midsize sedan in the 4.9 m class. Rear to front bumper, excluding accessories. The manufacturer example measures 4.920 m; illustration is not a specific model. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 4.9 m | Toyota · Camry specifications | |
City busLength, Selected exampleA 12 m reference bus, not a specific model. The manufacturer’s Citaro specification is 12.135 m; the drawing represents the 12 m class.Measurement recordAn unbranded city bus in the 12 m class; not a specific Citaro model. Rear to front body extremity in side elevation; mirrors do not define length. The manufacturer lists 12.135 m for this Citaro model. 12 m is a practical representative length for this bus class. The game does not claim a 12 m Citaro specification. Citaro technical brochure; undated retained copy reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 12 m | Mercedes-Benz Buses · pp. 2–3 | |
London double-decker busHeightSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordSelected London-style double-decker bus, not a specific vehicle specification. Ground under tyres to roof; no advertising equipment. Engineering vehicle template for New Routemaster gives 4.422 m overall height; 4.4 m represents this class. Selected illustrative example within this product class or published range; not a universal size or an exact named product. Source edition described below; accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 4.4 m | Caneparo Associates · vehicle tracking drawing | |
40-foot shipping containerLength, standard sizePublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement record40-foot ISO container nominal external overall length; not cargo-space internal length. 40-foot ISO container nominal external overall length; not cargo-space internal length. Published value: 12.192 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 12.192 m | Hapag-Lloyd | |
Boeing 747-8LengthPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement record747-8 Intercontinental overall length, not 747-400 length. 747-8 Intercontinental overall length, not 747-400 length. Published value: 76.3 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 76.3 m | Boeing | |
RMS TitanicLengthPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordRMS Titanic overall length, not length between perpendiculars. RMS Titanic overall length, not length between perpendiculars. Published value: 269.1 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 269.1 m | Titanic International Society | |
Saturn V rocketHeightPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordApollo–Saturn V complete launch stack including escape tower; excludes crawler and launch platform. Apollo–Saturn V complete launch stack including escape tower; excludes crawler and launch platform. Published value: 110.6 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 110.6 m | NASA | |
International Space StationWidthPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordOverall span across the solar-array/truss axis; not pressurized module length. Overall span across the solar-array/truss axis; not pressurized module length. Published value: 109 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 109 m | NASA | |
Hindenburg airshipLengthPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordLZ 129 Hindenburg overall nose-to-tail length. LZ 129 Hindenburg overall nose-to-tail length. Published value: 245 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 245 m | Zeppelin Museum | |
Ultra-large container shipLength, largest ships builtSelected example. Individuals and models vary; this is the reference size used for this round.Measurement recordAn unbranded 400 m class ultra-large container ship, overall bow-to-stern length. An unbranded 400 m class ultra-large container ship, overall bow-to-stern length. Port’s vessel record gives Ever Given length 400 m. This drawing is a class example, not a detailed vessel plan. A selected reference example within the documented size class; not a universal average, maximum or exact specimen measurement. Source accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 400 m | Port of Hamburg |
Landmarks and towers
Great Pyramid of GizaHeight, as it stands todayPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordSurviving Great Pyramid height above its base; not reconstructed original height. Surviving Great Pyramid height above its base; not reconstructed original height. Published value: 138.75 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 138.75 m | Rainer Stadelmann · Harvard Giza Project archiveHarvard Digital Giza publication record | |
Eiffel TowerHeight, to the tip330 m from the ground to the antenna tip, including the antenna installed in March 2022.Measurement recordOverall height including the antenna installed in March 2022. Ground to antenna tip; not roof height or the previous 324 m height. Published value: 330 m. Antenna installation on 2022-03-15 Source checked: . | 330 m | Société d’Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel | |
Big BenHeightPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordElizabeth Tower overall height, not the Big Ben bell. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 96 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 96 m | UK Parliament | |
Leaning Tower of PisaHeightPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordAbove-ground height; municipality’s approximately 56 m figure, not foundation-to-top length. Above-ground height; municipality’s approximately 56 m figure, not foundation-to-top length. Published value: 56 m. Published specification accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 56 m | Municipality of Pisa | |
Washington MonumentHeightPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordArchitectural height from lowest open-air pedestrian entrance to top; 2014 survey. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 169.046 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 169.046 m | NOAA National Geodetic Survey | |
Empire State BuildingHeight, to the tipPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordOverall height including antenna, not 381 m roof height. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 443.2 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 443.2 m | Empire State Realty Trust | |
Burj KhalifaHeight828 m architectural height, including the spire. The silhouette is an illustrative elevation, not a construction drawing.Measurement recordArchitectural height including the spire, excluding technical equipment above it. Lowest significant open-air pedestrian entrance to architectural top; not the 829.8 m tip or highest occupied floor. Published value: 828 m. Completed building; operator and Skyscraper Center records accessed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 828 m | EmaarSkyscraper Center · height definitions | |
Taipei 101Height, to the tipPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordOperator’s published overall tower height including spire; rounded to metres. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 508 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 508 m | Taipei 101 | |
One World Trade CenterHeight, to the tipPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordArchitectural height including spire; not the 546.2 m technical tip. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 541.3 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 541.3 m | Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat | |
CN TowerHeight, to the tipPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordBase to top of antenna. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 553.33 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 553.33 m | CN Tower | |
Space NeedleHeight, to the tipPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordGround to aircraft warning beacon. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 184.4 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 184.4 m | Space Needle | |
Gateway ArchHeightPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordGround to arch top; operator’s published metre figure. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 192 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 192 m | US National Park Service | |
Arc de TriompheHeightPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordGround to top of the monument. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 50 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 50 m | Centre des monuments nationaux | |
London EyeHeightPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordOverall height above ground, including the highest pod; not wheel diameter. Ground or specified base to the named top endpoint. Published value: 135 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 135 m | London Eye / Merlin Entertainments | |
Golden Gate BridgeLengthPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordOverall bridge length including approaches, abutment to abutment; not the main span. Extreme ends along the documented longitudinal axis. Published value: 2,737 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 2.737 km | Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District | |
Statue of LibertyHeight, ground to torchPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement recordGround to torch tip, including foundation and pedestal. Ground beneath the foundation to the torch flame tip; includes 46.94 m of foundation and pedestal beneath the 46.05 m figure. Published value: 92.99 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 92.99 m | US National Park Service | |
Christ the RedeemerHeight, including the pedestalPublished dimension. See the measurement record for scope, date and conversions.Measurement record30 m statue plus 8 m pedestal. Ground beneath the 8 m pedestal to the top of the 30 m statue, a total of 38 m. Published value: 38 m. Publisher page reviewed 2026-11-13 Source checked: . | 38 m | Santuário Cristo Redentor |
Typefaces
Sofia Sans Condensed and Onest, both under the SIL Open Font License.