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Where is the tallest statue in the world?
Asked by Faiz Multani,
24 Sep '08 09:39 am
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The tallest statue in the world is Ushiku Amida Daibutsu in Ushiku, Ibaraki, Japan. It is the tallest free-standing bronze statue. Completed in 1995, it stands a total of 120m above the ground, including the 10m high base and 10m high lotus platform. Its height - without the pedestal - is 328 feet!
Answered by Manisha Mehra, 24 Sep '08 09:45 am
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Motherland is the tallest standing-figure statue in the world. This enormous statue is made up of concrete. It is situated at the Mamayev Hill outside Volgograd, in the former USSR. This statue was designed in the year 1967 by Yevgeni Vuchetich, in remembrance of the victory in the famous Battle of Stalingrad. The statue stands tall with a sword in her right hand. Right from the base to the tip of the sword, it measures approximately 270 feet.
Answered by arunraj vs, 24 Sep '08 09:40 am
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Spring Temple Buddha (128 m (420 ft)) (China)
It includes a 20 m (66 ft) lotus throne. Placed on a 25 m (82 ft) pedestal/building. 153 m (502 ft) total monument height
Answered by Stone Heart, 24 Sep '08 09:42 am
It includes a 20 m (66 ft) lotus throne. Placed on a 25 m (82 ft) pedestal/building. 153 m (502 ft) total monument height
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