Is the Empire State Building taller than the Willis Tower?

Yes. Empire State Building is taller than Willis Tower by 0.88 m (3 ft).

Empire State Building is taller than Willis Tower by 0.88 m (3 ft).Empire State Building: 443.18 m (1,454 ft). Willis Tower: 442.3 m (1,451 ft).0100200300400mEmpire StateBuilding443.18 mWillis Tower442.3 mGap below drawing resolution

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The Empire State Building reaches 443.18 m (1,454 ft) (height to tip, including spire and antenna). See Empire State Building’s readings.

The Willis Tower reaches 442.3 m (1,451 ft) (roof height, excluding antenna tip). See Willis Tower’s readings.

In the structures listed here, Empire State Building ranks 7 and Willis Tower ranks 8 among 13, from tallest to shortest. Tied figures share a rank. This is our published selection, including historical records.

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