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Building › Empire State Building
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span ring · 1931 –
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BuildingSkyscraper
Empire State Building
( 40.748 , -73.986 )coordinates
Empire State Building is a skyscraper in the Art Deco style, completed in 1931. It stands 1,250 ft with 102 floors, in granite, limestone, and steel. It is located in Manhattan.
- Building typeUnsourced
- Skyscraper
- Height (m)Unsourced
- 381
- FloorsUnsourced
- 102
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Links and sources
4 citationsAnchors
- Wikidata ↗Q9188
Read more
- Wikipedia ↗Empire State Building
- Empire State Building — official website ↗esbnyc.com
Sources
- Wikidata Q9188 — Empire State BuildingTier IIwikidata qid · located in United States · source, data source2
- Wikidata Q9188 P131 — Empire State Building (fetched 2026-08-05T02:10Z)Tier IIlocated in Manhattan · source1
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Classification
- granitematerial
- limestonematerial
- steelmaterial
- Art DecostyleAAT 300021426 ↗
Connections4 connections
located in
- Manhattan— Empire State Building is in Manhattan; attested by its own P131.IIwikidata Q9188 ↗
- United States— Wikidata P17: Q9188 -> Q30, read as located_inIIwikidata P17 ↗
preceded by
- Flatiron Building— Empire State (1931) came after the Flatiron Building (1902).
succeeded by
- Willis Tower— Willis Tower (1973) came after the Empire State Building (1931).
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