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This document lists various engineering feats from around the world that are recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. It describes the world's biggest excavator built by Krupp in Germany weighing 45,500 tons and 95 meters high. It also outlines the world's biggest bus called the Neoplan Jumbo from Germany with a 170 passenger capacity, the world's biggest passenger ship MS Freedom of the Seas holding 4,300 passengers, and the world's biggest plane the Airbus A380 carrying 555 passengers.
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Great world-records
This document lists various engineering feats that hold Guinness World Records, including the world's biggest excavator built by Krupp of Germany, the world's biggest bus called the Neoplan Jumbo that can carry 170 passengers, and the world's biggest passenger ship MS Freedom of the Seas that can hold 4,300 passengers. It also outlines records for the world's biggest plane, busiest airport, widest bridge, longest bridge, most complex highway interchange, costliest stadium, biggest stadium, and tallest building.
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The document lists various record-holding structures and transportation methods from around the world, including the largest excavator and passenger ship, double-decker bus, airplane, airport, bridge, indoor water park, stadium, statue, and church building. Specifically, it notes that the world's biggest excavator was built in Germany, the largest passenger ship sails for Royal Caribbean, the double-decker Neoplan Jumbo bus holds 170 people, and the Airbus A380 can carry 555 passengers.
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the world's largest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, interchange, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, building, and most expensive hotel. Locations span Germany, the US, Australia, China, Canada, England, Brazil, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Pakistan, Chicago, Dubai, Romania, and Las Vegas.
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the largest excavator (built in Germany), bus (double decker bus in Germany), passenger ship (Freedom of the Seas with 4,300 passengers), plane (Airbus A380 with 555 passengers), airport (JFK in New York), bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia), and highway interchange (Houston, Texas). It also lists the largest indoor swimming pool (World Water Park in Canada), stadium (Maracanã Stadium in Brazil), statue (Christ the Redeemer in Brazil), cathedral (Our Lady of Peace in Ivory Coast), church (
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the largest excavator (built in Germany), bus (double decker bus in Germany), passenger ship (Freedom of the Seas with 4,300 passengers), plane (Airbus A380 with 555 passengers), airport (JFK in New York), bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia), and highway interchange (Houston, Texas). It also lists the largest indoor swimming pool (World Water Park in Canada), stadium (Maracanã Stadium in Brazil), statue (Christ the Redeemer in Brazil), cathedral (Our Lady of Peace in Ivory Coast), church (
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the largest excavator (built in Germany), bus (double decker bus in Germany), passenger ship (Freedom of the Seas with 4,300 passengers), plane (Airbus A380 with 555 passengers), airport (JFK in New York), bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia), and highway interchange (Houston, Texas). It also lists the largest indoor swimming pool (World Water Park in Canada), stadium (Maracanã Stadium in Brazil), statue (Christ the Redeemer in Brazil), cathedral (Our Lady of Peace in Ivory Coast), church (
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The document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world. It details the world's largest excavator built in Germany, largest bus and passenger ship, and busiest airport in New York. It also outlines the world's widest bridge in Australia, longest bridge in China, most complex highway interchange in Texas, largest indoor swimming pool in Canada, and most expensive stadium in England.
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The document lists various world records from the 2008 Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest excavator at 45,500 tons, 95 meters high and 215 meters long, the world's busiest airport as New York's JFK International Airport, and the world's tallest building as the Burj Dubai in Dubai scheduled for completion in 2008 at 900 meters high.
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This document lists various engineering feats that hold Guinness World Records, including the world's biggest excavator built by Krupp of Germany, the world's biggest bus called the Neoplan Jumbo that can carry 170 passengers, and the world's biggest passenger ship MS Freedom of the Seas that can hold 4,300 passengers. It also outlines records for the world's biggest plane, busiest airport, widest bridge, longest bridge, most complex highway interchange, costliest stadium, biggest stadium, and tallest building.
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The document lists various record-holding structures and transportation methods from around the world, including the largest excavator and passenger ship, double-decker bus, airplane, airport, bridge, indoor water park, stadium, statue, and church building. Specifically, it notes that the world's biggest excavator was built in Germany, the largest passenger ship sails for Royal Caribbean, the double-decker Neoplan Jumbo bus holds 170 people, and the Airbus A380 can carry 555 passengers.
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the world's largest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, interchange, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, building, and most expensive hotel. Locations span Germany, the US, Australia, China, Canada, England, Brazil, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Pakistan, Chicago, Dubai, Romania, and Las Vegas.
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the largest excavator (built in Germany), bus (double decker bus in Germany), passenger ship (Freedom of the Seas with 4,300 passengers), plane (Airbus A380 with 555 passengers), airport (JFK in New York), bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia), and highway interchange (Houston, Texas). It also lists the largest indoor swimming pool (World Water Park in Canada), stadium (Maracanã Stadium in Brazil), statue (Christ the Redeemer in Brazil), cathedral (Our Lady of Peace in Ivory Coast), church (
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the largest excavator (built in Germany), bus (double decker bus in Germany), passenger ship (Freedom of the Seas with 4,300 passengers), plane (Airbus A380 with 555 passengers), airport (JFK in New York), bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia), and highway interchange (Houston, Texas). It also lists the largest indoor swimming pool (World Water Park in Canada), stadium (Maracanã Stadium in Brazil), statue (Christ the Redeemer in Brazil), cathedral (Our Lady of Peace in Ivory Coast), church (
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It details the current record holders for the largest excavator (built in Germany), bus (double decker bus in Germany), passenger ship (Freedom of the Seas with 4,300 passengers), plane (Airbus A380 with 555 passengers), airport (JFK in New York), bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia), and highway interchange (Houston, Texas). It also lists the largest indoor swimming pool (World Water Park in Canada), stadium (Maracanã Stadium in Brazil), statue (Christ the Redeemer in Brazil), cathedral (Our Lady of Peace in Ivory Coast), church (
Guinness Book Of World Records
The document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world. It details the world's largest excavator built in Germany, largest bus and passenger ship, and busiest airport in New York. It also outlines the world's widest bridge in Australia, longest bridge in China, most complex highway interchange in Texas, largest indoor swimming pool in Canada, and most expensive stadium in England.
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The document lists various world records from the 2008 Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest excavator at 45,500 tons, 95 meters high and 215 meters long, the world's busiest airport as New York's JFK International Airport, and the world's tallest building as the Burj Dubai in Dubai scheduled for completion in 2008 at 900 meters high.
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The document lists various engineering feats recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records. It includes the world's largest excavator built by Krupp in Germany weighing 45,500 tons. It also mentions the world's biggest bus, passenger ship, plane, and airport. Some of the locations of the largest structures are noted, such as the world's widest bridge in Australia, longest bridge in China, and most complex interchange in Texas. Several of the world's biggest buildings are outlined like the most expensive stadium in England and largest stadium in Brazil.
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The document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world that hold Guinness World Records. It details the current record holders for the world's largest excavator (built in Germany and weighing 45,500 tons), bus (a double-decker bus in Neoplan that holds 170 passengers), passenger ship (Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas holds 4,300 passengers), plane (Airbus A380 holds 555 passengers), busiest airport (JFK in New York), and widest bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia has 16 lanes of traffic). It also lists the world's longest bridge (Donghai Bridge in China at 32.5 km), most complex highway interchange (in Houston, Texas), largest indoor
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The document lists various engineering feats and structures that hold Guinness World Records including:
1) The world's largest excavator built in Germany that is 45,500 tons, 95 meters high, and 215 meters long.
2) The world's largest passenger ship, the MS Freedom of the Seas, with a capacity of 4,300 passengers.
3) The world's busiest airport is JFK International Airport in New York.
4) The world's widest bridge is the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia with 16 lanes of car traffic across its upper and lower floors.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, and tallest building. It also lists the most complex highway interchange and the most expensive hotel.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, and tallest building. It also lists the most complex highway interchange and the most expensive hotel.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, and tallest building. It also lists the world's most expensive hotel.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, and tallest building. It also lists the world's most expensive hotel.
Guinness Book Of World Records Engineering Creations
The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator at 45,500 tons, 95 meters high and 215 meters long, the world's biggest passenger ship able to hold 4,300 passengers, and the world's tallest building as the Burj Dubai in Dubai scheduled to be completed in 2008 at 900 meters high.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, and tallest building. It also lists the most complex highway interchange and most expensive hotel. Locations of the structures range across several countries.
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The document lists various engineering feats and structures that are recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records including:
1) The world's largest excavator built in Germany that is 45,500 tons, 95 meters high, and 215 meters long.
2) The world's largest passenger ship, the MS Freedom of the Seas, with a passenger capacity of 4,300.
3) The world's busiest airport is JFK International Airport in New York, USA.
4) The world's widest bridge is the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia with 16 lanes of car traffic across its upper and lower floors.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator from Germany weighing 45,500 tons, the world's biggest passenger ship able to hold 4,300 passengers, and the world's tallest building under construction in Dubai that will be 900 meters high once completed in 2008.
Guinness Book Of World Records T@O
The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator at 45,500 tons, 95 meters high and 215 meters long, the world's biggest passenger ship able to hold 4,300 passengers, and the world's tallest building as the Burj Dubai in Dubai scheduled to be completed in 2008 at 900 meters high.
Guinness Book Of World Records T@O
The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, and tallest building. It also lists the most complex highway interchange and most expensive hotel. Locations of the structures range across several countries.
Guinness Book Of World Records T@O
The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, airport, bridge, indoor swimming pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, church, mosque, office complex, shopping mall, hotel, palace, and tallest building. It also lists the most complex highway interchange and most expensive hotel. Locations of the structures range across several countries.
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- 11. BRAZIL ....CAPACITY.199,000MARACANA STADIUM.... RIO D.J.... WORLD'S BIGGEST STADIUM ... .BRAZIL
- 12. Winners` C hapel...Canaanland .... Otta.... Nigeria… Inside Sitting Capacity..50,000 Outside Overflow Capacity..250,000 WORLD'S BIGGEST CHURCH BUILDING ... NIGERIA
- 13. Shah Feisal mosque... Islamabad .. Pakistan Inside hall capacity ..35,000 outside overflow capacity.. 150,000 WORLD'S LARGEST MOSQUE ...... PAKISTAN
- 14. WORLD'S BIGGEST OFFICE COMPLEX ... CHICAGO Chicago Merchandise Mart... Illinois, USA_
- 15. South China Mall, Dongguan, China 892,000 meter-square Shops on 6 floors WORLD'S BIGGEST SHOPPING MALL
- 16. Palace of the Parliament... Bucharest , Romania ... more than 500 bedrooms, 55 kitchens,120 sitting rooms WORLD'S LARGEST PALACE ...... .ROMANIA
- 17. To be finally completed 2008Burj Dubai....900 meters high WORLD'S TALLEST BUILDING ... DUBAI
- 18. Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai..only 7 Star Hotel in the World Cheapest room.$1000 per night. Royal suit.$28,000 per night WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL. DUBAI . U.A.E
- 19. GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS ENGINEERING FEATS