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The Tallest Buildings in North America

Height1
Rank Building/structure City m ft Stories Year Completed
Buildings
1 Sears Tower Chicago (IL) 442 1,451 108 1974
- One World Trade Center2 New York (NY) 417 1,368 110 1972
- Two World Trade Center2 New York (NY) 415 1,362 110 1973
2 Empire State Building New York (NY) 381 1,250 102 1931
3 Aon Center Chicago (IL) 346 1,136 83 1973
4 John Hancock Center Chicago (IL) 344 1,127 100 1969
5 Chrysler Building New York (NY) 319 1,046 77 1930
5 New York Times Tower New York (NY) 319 1,046 52 2007
6 Bank of America Plaza Atlanta (GA) 312 1,023 55 1992
7 U.S. Bank Tower Los Angeles (CA) 310 1,018 73 1989
8 AT&T Corporate Center Chicago (IL) 307 1,007 60 1989
9 JP Morgan Chase Tower Houston (TX) 305 1,002 75 1982
10 Two Prudential Plaza Chicago (IL) 303 995 64 1990
11 Wells Fargo Plaza Houston (TX) 302 992 71 1983
12 First Bank Tower Toronto (Ontario) 298 978 72 1976
13 Comcast Center Philadelphia (PA) 297 974 57 2008
14 311 South Wacker Drive Chicago (IL) 293 961 65 1990
15 American International Building New York (NY) 290 952 66 1932
16 Key Tower Cleveland (OH) 289 947 57 1991
17 One Liberty Place Philadelphia (PA) 288 945 61 1987
18 Columbia Center Seattle (WA) 285 937 76 1985
19 The Trump Building New York (NY) 283 927 70 1930
20 Bank of America Plaza Dallas (TX) 281 921 72 1985
21 Citigroup Center New York (NY) 279 915 59 1977
22 Scotia Plaza Toronto (Ontario) 275 902 68 1988
23 Williams Tower Houston (TX) 275 901 64 1983
24 Renaissance Tower Dallas (TX) 270 886 56 1974
Towers and Other Structures
1 KVLY-TV Mast Blanchard (ND) 629 2,063 - 1963
2 KXJB-TV Mast Galesburg (ND) 628 2,060 - 1998
3 KXTV/KOVR Mast Walnut Grove (CA) 612 2,007 - 2000
1) Height for inhabited buildings (with stories) does not include TV towers and antennae.

2) Collapsed as a result of terrorist attack, September 11, 2001.

(- = not applicable.)

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