whats the biggest airprt in the world?
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Chicago O'Hare International Airport http://www.themen-tv.de/de_I2/111-N24-Die-Reportage-Airport-Chicago-Der-groesste-Flughafen-der-Welt.htm ( a German source ) \n\nsome say it is London Heathrow http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/nov222005/update6554220051122.asp\n\n\nand here some more http://www.geohive.com/charts/airport_cargo.php\n\nhttp://www.geohive.com/charts/airport.php\n\n\nwell now I am pretty confused ;-)
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The tallest building in the world is the Taipei 101 building, Taipei, Taiwan at 1,670 ft and 101 stories.
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I believe it might be Rotterdam, but there are probably several cities that claim to be the largest seaport.  And what do you mean by largest?  In area?  In terms of most cargo handled?  \n\nSingapore is the world's busiest seaport.\n\nThese links may be of some help.
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Exxon Mobil is the largest in the world. Closely behind them is Wal-Mart
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a bit over 29,000 feet high
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Try this page:\n\nhttp://www.wunderground.com/geo/BannerPromo/global/stations/15450.html
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its the biggest of all relative maximums
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The largest is the Andean Condor.\n\nThe highest flyer is Ruppell's Griffon Vulture - it's 7 miles up!!!
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The eifel tower is 320.75 m and the space needle is only 184m.\n\nSo the eifel tower is taller
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The tallest currently standing structure is the KVLY-TV mast near Mayville, North Dakota, at 629 m (2,063 ft). It is a transmission antenna, consisting of a bare metal structure supported by guy-wires. Transmission towers in excess of 600 meters (~2000 ft) exist in the USA at following places, almost all of which are situated in the Midwest. For greater detail on communication masts, see either List of the world's tallest structures, List of masts, or Table of masts\n\nThe Warsaw radio mast at Gabin-Konstantynow near Warsaw, Poland at 645 m (2,115 ft) was taller, but it collapsed on August 8th, 1991.
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BURJ DUBAI\nin DUBAI\nwill soon become the tallest building in the world!!!
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biggest: Prague Castle\noldest: EL CASTILLO DE GUZMAN EL BUENO in Spain
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I believe that would be Davao City in the Phillipines.  With a total land area of 244,000 hectares, Davao is considered the largest city in the world. \n\nI hope this helps.
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The recent debate about UK airports has had various scare stories about the "biggest airport in the world" being built in some greenfield location as an alternative to Heathrow.\nIt is worth putting this into the context of understanding just exactly what is meant by terms such as "biggest", "busiest", or "busiest international", as is often applied to Heathrow.\n\nThe Biggest Airport in the World\nTaken literally as the airport which takes up the most land mass, this is the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It takes up some 81 square miles - an area larger than many cities.\n\nTrivia: This airport has four terminals, yet only three have ever been used.\n\nThe second biggest airport in the world is Denver International, which takes up 53 square miles.\n\nBy comparison, London Heathrow takes up around 3,000 acres, or just 4.7 square miles.\n\nThe Busiest Airport in the World\nThis depends on whether you monitor aircraft movements (the numbers of take-offs and landings), or passenger numbers. An airport such as Washington National may have relatively high aircraft movements, but as the largest aircraft it handles is a Boeing 757, it handles relatively fewer annual passengers than other airports with similar movements.\n\nMovements and passenger numbers are both acceptable methods of determining the "busiest" airport, although passenger numbers is the generally quoted figure.\n\nMost Passenger numbers\nAtlanta Hartsfield Jackson is the busiest airport in the world, handling 76.7 million passengers in 2002. Atlanta overtook Chicago O'Hare in 1998, and is now significantly ahead. Chicago handled 66.6 million passengers in 2002.\n\nBusiest International Airport\nLondon Heathrow handles the most international passengers (as opposed to passengers on domestic flights, which make up the majority of traffic at US airports). On an overall scale, Heathrow ranks third behind Atlanta and Chicago.\n\nBusiest City (all airports)\nWhen the flights from all airports in a city are combined, London is the busiest aviation centre in the world. \n\nOnly London, Tokyo and New York have two airports in the top 30 worldwide. \n\nCombining New York's JFK (29 943 084) and Newark (29 202 654 ) still does not reach the same level as London Heathrow. Despite being the major international gateway for Japan, Tokyo Narita (28 883 606) is overshadowed by the mainly domestic Haneda (61 079 478). This puts Tokyo on a relatively even keel with Heathrow (63 338 641) and Gatwick (29 628 423). \n\nWhen Stansted (18 750 000), Luton (6 500 000), and London City (1 500 000) are added on top, London handles a total of almost 120 million passengers annually.\n\nSource: World airports Council , BAA, Luton Airport, London City Airport
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300 ft, with a repeater more.
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The world's largest flower is the Rafflesia.  It's a gigantic red flower with white spots, and a huge central spike.  The flower gives off an intoxicating aroma that is said to be highly reminescent of rotting flesh.\n\nRafflesia is pollenated by the flies attracted to this scent.\n\nIt is found in Malaysia, and is named after the famous hotel in Singapore (the Raffles)
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http://www.hotairballons.com/