This is a list of Germany's tallest structures, containing all types of structures. Please correct and expand this list.
Various other wind turbines reach at least 200 m tip height (list will not be updated completely as regards more recent wind turbines, see also German Wikipedia article).
Highest structures by structural type/use
Towers
- Free-standing tower: Berlin TV Tower, Berlin, 368 m
- Concrete tower: Berlin TV Tower, Berlin, 368 m
- Lattice tower: Suspension pylons of Elbe Crossing 2, Stade, 227 m (before 1972: Königs Wusterhausen Central Tower, Königs Wusterhausen, 243 m )
- Electricity pylon: Suspension pylons of Elbe Crossing 2, Stade, 227 m
- Wind turbine: Fuhrländer Wind Turbine Laasow, Laasow, 205 m
- Ride: Scream, Heidepark Soltau, 103 m
- Aerial tramway support pillar: Pillar II of Eibsee Aerial Tramway, Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 85 m
- Lighthouse: Campen Lighthouse, Campen: 65 m
- Test Tower: Rottweil Test Tower, near Rottweil: 246 m
- Wooden Tower: Windkraftanlage Hannover-Marienwerder, near Hannover: 100 m (1933-1945: Mühlacker Radio Tower, Mühlacker: 190 m, 1945-1948: Tegel Radio Tower, Berlin: 165 m, 1948-1983: Ismaning Radio Tower, Ismaning: 163 m), 2002-2012: Rottenbuch Radio Tower, Peiting: 66 m)
Chimney
- Chimney: Chimney of Buschhaus Power Station, Helmstedt: 308 m (1981-2006: Chimney of Westerholt Power Station, Westerholt: 337 m)
- Cooling Tower: Niederaussem Power Station, Niederaussem: 200 m
- Brick chimney: Halsbrücker Esse, Freiberg im Sachsen, 140 m
Buildings
- Highrise: Commerzbank Tower, Frankfurt/Main: 300 m
- Industrial building: Block K of Niederaussem Power Station, Niederaussem: 168 m
- Church: Ulm Münster, Ulm: 161 m
- Residential: Colonia-Haus, Cologne: 155 m
- Silo: Schapfen Mill Tower Silo, Ulm: 125 m
- Light advertisement: Bayer Cross Leverkusen, Leverkusen: 118 m
- Wooden Building: Jahrtausendturm, Magdeburg: 60 m
- Brick building:St. Martin's Church, Landshut: 130.6 m
Guyed mast
- Guyed mast (grounded): Longwave transmitter Donebach, Mudau: 363 m
- Guyed mast (insulated): Masts of DHO38, Saterland: 353 m
- Partially guyed tower: Waldenburg TV Tower: 165 m
Bridges and dams
At all bridges height of highest pillar is given
- Bridge: Kocher Valley Bridge, Geislingen am Kocher: 178 m
- Railway Bridge: Müngsten Bridge, Solingen: 107 m
- Suspension Bridge: Fleher Bridge, Düsseldorf: 146 m
- Brick Bridge: Göltzsch Viaduct, Vogtland: 78 m
- Dam: Rappbode Dam, Hasselfelde: 106 m
List of tallest structures of the different states in Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
- FM- and TV-masts Bungsberg, 231 m
Close to the site, there is a telecommunication tower of reinforced concrete, the Telecommunication Tower Bungsberg with an observation deck in a height of 40 m.
Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg
- FM- and TV-Mast Hamburg-Billstedt, 300 m
Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
- Chimney of Unit 6 of Bremen-Hafen Power Station, 250 m
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
- FM and TV-mast Schwerin-Zippendorf, 273 m
Close to it, there is the 136-metre-high (446 ft) TV Tower Schwerin-Zippendorf, a TV tower of reinforced concrete with an observation deck.
Berlin
- TV Tower Berlin, 368.03 m
Brandenburg
- New longwave transmission mast Zehlendorf, 359.7 m
Lower Saxony
- VLF transmission masts Saterland, 352.9 m
Saxony-Anhalt
- longwave transmission mast Burg, 324 m
Free State of Saxony
- Chimney of heating power station Chemnitz-Nord, 300 m
- 3 chimneys of Kraftwerk Boxberg (Werk 1 und 2), 300 m
Free State of Thuringia
- Chimney of Erfurt-Ost Heating Power Station, 226 m (demolished)
- Chimneys of Gera-Nord Heating Power Station, 225 m
- Chimney of Jena Heating Power Station, 225 m
North Rhine-Westphalia
- Chimney of Power Station Westerholt, 337 m (demolished in 2006)
- FM and TV-mast Wesel, 320.8 m
Hesse
- Europe Tower (Telecommunication Tower Frankfurt), 337.5 m
Rhineland-Palatinate
- FM- and TV Mast Scharteberg, 302 m
Saarland
- FM- and TV Mast Riegelsberg, 287 m
Baden-Württemberg
- Longwave transmission masts Donebach, 363 m
- Rottweil Test Tower, 246 m
Free State of Bavaria
- Telecommunication Tower Nuremberg, 292 m
See also
- List of tallest buildings in Germany
External links
- http://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=37735471
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