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This document lists various engineering feats from around the world, including the largest buildings, structures, vehicles, and more. It details the world's biggest office complex, indoor swimming pool, plane, bridge, passenger ship, shopping mall, bus, and stadium. Other largest items mentioned are the tallest building, largest palace, most complex highway interchange, biggest excavator, and costliest stadium. Religious structures listed as the largest include mosques and churches. The document covers record holders from several countries and is intended to showcase the biggest man-made creations around the globe.
Las construcciones mas grandes del mundo
The document lists various structures and man-made objects from around the world that hold records for being the largest, tallest, most expensive, or having the highest capacities. Some of the items mentioned include the Burj Dubai as the world's tallest building at 900 meters high, the Maracana Stadium in Brazil having a capacity of 199,000 people, and the Chapel Canaanland in Nigeria having an inside sitting capacity of 50,000 people and outside overflow capacity of 250,000 people.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest indoor swimming pool located in Edmonton, Canada at 5 acres. It also lists the world's busiest airport as JFK International Airport in New York City and the world's tallest building as Burj Dubai in Dubai, UAE which will be completed in 2008 at 900 meters high. The document provides details on additional record holding structures like bridges, ships, planes, and stadiums from around the world.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest indoor swimming pool located in Edmonton, Canada at 5 acres. It also notes the South China Mall in Dongguan, China as the world's largest shopping mall at 892,000 square meters spread over 6 floors. JFK International Airport in New York is named as the world's busiest airport.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest indoor swimming pool located in Edmonton, Canada at 5 acres. It also lists the world's busiest airport as JFK International Airport in New York City and the world's widest bridge as the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia with 16 lanes of car traffic. The document provides details on additional record holding structures like buildings, planes, ships, stadiums, and religious sites around the world.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest indoor swimming pool located in Edmonton, Canada at 5 acres. It also lists the world's busiest airport as JFK International Airport in New York City and the world's widest bridge as the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia with 16 lanes of car traffic. The document provides details on additional record holding structures like buildings, planes, ships, stadiums, and religious sites around the world.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest indoor swimming pool located in Edmonton, Canada at 5 acres. It also lists the world's busiest airport as JFK International Airport in New York City and the world's widest bridge as the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia with 16 lanes of car traffic. The document provides details on additional record holding structures like buildings, planes, ships, stadiums and more from around the world.
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This document lists various engineering feats from around the world, including the largest buildings, structures, vehicles, and more. It details the world's biggest office complex, indoor swimming pool, plane, bridge, passenger ship, shopping mall, bus, and stadium. Additionally, it outlines the world's tallest building, largest palace, most complex highway interchange, biggest excavator, costliest stadium, largest mosque, hotel, and church. The list provides details on the locations and sizes of many of the largest human-made creations around the globe.
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This document lists various engineering feats from around the world, including the largest buildings, structures, vehicles, and more. It details the world's biggest office complex, indoor swimming pool, plane, bridge, passenger ship, shopping mall, bus, and stadium. Other largest items mentioned are the tallest building, largest palace, most complex highway interchange, biggest excavator, and costliest stadium. Religious structures listed as the largest include mosques and churches. The document covers record holders from several countries and is intended to showcase the biggest man-made creations around the globe.
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The document lists various structures and man-made objects from around the world that hold records for being the largest, tallest, most expensive, or having the highest capacities. Some of the items mentioned include the Burj Dubai as the world's tallest building at 900 meters high, the Maracana Stadium in Brazil having a capacity of 199,000 people, and the Chapel Canaanland in Nigeria having an inside sitting capacity of 50,000 people and outside overflow capacity of 250,000 people.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest indoor swimming pool located in Edmonton, Canada at 5 acres. It also lists the world's busiest airport as JFK International Airport in New York City and the world's widest bridge as the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia with 16 lanes of car traffic. The document provides details on additional record holding structures like buildings, planes, ships, stadiums, and religious sites around the world.
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The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the world's largest indoor swimming pool located in Edmonton, Canada at 5 acres. It also lists the world's busiest airport as JFK International Airport in New York City and the world's widest bridge as the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia with 16 lanes of car traffic. The document provides details on additional record holding structures like buildings, planes, ships, stadiums and more from around the world.
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The document lists various structures and locations around the world that hold records for being the biggest, tallest, widest, busiest, and most expensive. Some highlights include the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in Ivory Coast as the biggest church building by capacity, Burj Dubai in the United Arab Emirates as the tallest building, and the Palace of the Parliament in Romania as the largest palace by floor area.
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The document lists various structures and locations around the world that hold records for being the largest of their kind, such as the world's largest indoor swimming pool in Edmonton, Canada, the world's largest office complex in Chicago, and the world's longest bridge in China. It provides brief details about the sizes and capacities of these record-holding locations and structures.
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This document from the Guinness Book of World Records lists various engineering feats including the world's biggest excavator built in Germany, the world's biggest bus and passenger ship, the world's busiest airport in New York, and the world's tallest building in Dubai and most expensive hotel in Dubai. It provides facts about the sizes, capacities, locations and other details of these major structures and transportation projects around the world.
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The document lists various records for the largest, tallest, most expensive, and most complex constructions and structures around the world. Some highlights include:
- The largest excavator in the world, built in Germany, weighs 45,500 tons, stands 95 meters high, and is 215 meters long.
- The largest bus in the world is a double-decker Neoplan Jumbo cruiser that can carry 170 passengers.
- The largest passenger ship is the Oasis of the Seas, which has 6,300 passengers across 16 decks.
- The largest airport by land area is New York's JFK International Airport.
- The widest bridge is the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia
Guinness book of world records
This document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world that are included in the Guinness Book of World Records. It provides details on the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, and airport. It also lists details on the world's widest bridge, longest bridge, most complex highway interchange, biggest indoor swimming pool, costliest stadium, largest stadium, tallest statue, largest Catholic cathedral and church, largest mosque, biggest office complex, shopping mall, hotel, and palace. It concludes with details on the world's tallest building and most expensive hotel under construction in Dubai.
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The document lists various superlative structures and transportation vehicles from around the world, including the world's biggest excavator built in Germany, longest bridge in China, most expensive stadium in England, largest mosque in Pakistan, tallest building in Dubai, and most expensive hotel in Dubai.
Guinness book of world record
The document lists various engineering feats recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records. It describes the world's biggest excavator built by Krupp of Germany weighing 45,500 tons, 95 meters high, and 215 meters long. It also lists the world's biggest bus, passenger ship, plane, and airport, as well as the world's widest bridge in Australia and longest bridge in China. Several of the largest structures are also mentioned, including the world's biggest stadium in Brazil, statue in Brazil, cathedral in Ivory Coast, church in Nigeria, and mosque in Pakistan. The tallest building is noted to be Burj Dubai in the UAE planned for completion in 2008 at 900 meters high.
Guinness - Engeneering Facts
The document lists various engineering feats from the Guinness Book of World Records including the largest excavator, bus, boat, airplane, airport, bridge, highway interchange, pool, stadium, statue, cathedral, mosque, office complex, shopping center, hotel, palace, building and most luxurious hotel. It provides details on the dimensions and capacities of each structure, such as the KRUPP excavator being 45,500 tons and 95 meters high, and the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace cathedral having an inside sitting capacity of 18,000 and outside overflow of 100,000. Locations of the structures are also included, spanning various countries around the world.
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This document lists various engineering feats and structures that hold Guinness World Records. Some of the largest structures mentioned include the Airbus A380 as the world's biggest plane, the New Wembley Stadium in London as the costliest stadium, and the Burj Dubai in Dubai as the world's tallest building once completed in 2008. Many of the largest structures are located in large cities and include the largest bridges, airports, churches, mosques, hotels, and more. The document provides details on the dimensions and locations of numerous record-holding structures around the world.
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 recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records, including the world's biggest excavator built in Germany, the world's biggest bus and passenger ship, the world's busiest airport in New York, and the world's tallest building in Dubai and most expensive hotel in Dubai. It provides details on the sizes and capacities of many of the largest structures and vehicles around the world.
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The document lists various records for the world's largest structures and facilities in different categories. Some of the biggest include the South China Mall in China with over 892,000 square meters of retail space, Dubai's Burj Dubai tower at 900 meters tall, and the Palace of the Parliament in Romania with over 500 bedrooms and 120 sitting rooms. The document also notes the world's busiest airport as New York's JFK, largest plane as the Airbus A380 carrying 555 passengers, and most expensive hotel as the Burj Al Arab in Dubai with the cheapest room costing $1,000 per night.
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The document lists various engineering feats and structures from around the world that are recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records. It provides details on the world's biggest excavator, bus, passenger ship, plane, and airport. It also includes information on the world's widest bridge, longest bridge, most complex interchange, biggest indoor swimming pool, costliest stadium, largest stadium, highest statue, largest Catholic cathedral, biggest church building, largest mosque, biggest office complex, largest shopping mall, biggest hotel, largest palace, tallest building, and most expensive hotel.
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The document lists various engineering feats and structures that are recorded in 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 notes the world's most expensive and only 7-star 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 most expensive hotel. Locations of the structures range across several countries.
Guinness Book Of World Records
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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Guinness World Records
- 1. Guinness Book Of World Records
- 2. WORLD'S BIGGEST INDOOR SWIMMING-POOL World Water Park - Edmonton, Albert, Canada. Size - 5 Acres
- 3. WORLD'S BIGGEST OFFICE COMPLEX Chicago Merchandise Mart – Chicago, Illinois, USA
- 4. WORLD'S BIGGEST SHOPPING MALL South China Mall, Dongguan, China. 892,000 meter-square. Shops on 6 floors
- 5. WORLD'S BUSIEST AIRPORT J.F.K International Airport, New York, USA
- 6. WORLD'S WIDEST BRIDGE Sydney harbor bridge, Australia. 16 lanes of car traffic - 8 lanes in the upper floor, 8 in the lower floor
- 7. WORLD'S LONGEST BRIDGE Donghai Bridge , China - 32.5 kilometers
- 8. WORLD'S BIGGEST PASSENGER-SHIP MS Freedom of the Seas……Capacity - 4300 passenger
- 9. WORLD'S BIGGEST PLANE Airbus A380………..555 Passengers
- 10. WORLD'S BIGGEST BUS Neoplan Jumbo -cruiser……..2 in 1 bus….double deck bus - 170 passenger capacity
- 11. WORLD'S HIGHEST STATUE CHRIST THE REDEEMER STATUE – Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
- 12. WORLD'S TALLEST BUILDING Burj Dubai - 900 meters high. To be completed in 2008
- 13. WORLD'S LARGEST PALACE Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest, Romania more than 500 bedrooms, 55 kitchens,120 sitting rooms
- 14. WORLD'S BIGGEST STADIUM MARACANA STADIUM Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Capacity: 199,000
- 15. WORLD'S COSTLIEST STADIUM New WEMBLEY STADIUM, London. Capacity: 90, 000. Cost: $1.6 billion
- 16. World’s Most Complex Inter-Change Interstate 10 Highways Interchange, Houston, Texas.
- 17. WORLD'S BIGGEST EXCAVATOR Built by KRUPP of Germany….45,500 tons…5 meters high…215 meters long
- 18. World’s Largest Film Studio Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad, India, measures 674 ha (1,666 acres). Comprising of 47 sound stages, it has permanent sets ranging from railway stations to temples.
- 19. WORLD'S LARGEST MOSQUE Shah Feisal mosque, Islamabad, Pakistan Inside hall capacity: 35, 000 Outside overflow capacity: 150,000
- 20. WORLD'S BIGGEST HOTEL MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas - 6, 276 rooms
- 21. WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai, U.A.E. Only 7 Star Hotel in the World Cheapest room: $1000 per night. Royal suit: $28,000 per night
- 22. WORLD'S BIGGEST CHURCH BUILDING Winners`Chapel, Canaanland, Otta, Nigeria Inside Sitting Capacity: 50,000. Outside Overflow Capacity: 250,000
- 23. WORLD'S BIGGEST ROMAN-CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast