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How Big Is an Empire State Building? Average Size in cm & Worksheet
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Empire State Building is about 443.00 m tall, 129.00 m wide, and 57.00 m deep.
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Empire State Building
The Empire State Building in New York rises about 443 m to the top of its antenna.
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About Empire State Building
The Empire State Building in New York rises about 443 m to the top of its antenna.
Size Overview
An Empire State Building is about 443 m tall, 129 m wide, and 57 m deep. The Empire State Building in New York rises about 443 m to the top of its antenna.
129.00 m
Width
443.00 m
Height
57.00 m
Depth
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