What tree is taller than the Eiffel Tower?

The Tallest Redwood, Hyperion, is 379 Feet Tall The Eiffel Tower, built in Paris in 1887, is 984 feet tell. The Empire State Building, built in New York in in 1930, is 1,454 feet tall, including the spire. Hyperion is believed to be about 700 to 800 years old. A Coast Redwood can grow 100 feet in the first 50 years.



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