The tallest building in every state, ranked

According to Seven Days, the apartment complex reaches 116.3 feet and has 11 floors, making it the smallest "big" building in the US.

The CenturyLink Tower has just 11 floors.

Wyoming's tallest building is a college dorm. White Hall reaches 12 stories high.

The Agora mainly serves as a wedding venue. The tower rises 20 stories above the ground.

An urban legend in North Dakota posits that no building in the state can be taller than the 19-story capitol building, but there's no such law.

The 18-story office building is located in the heart of downtown Billings.

City Hall Plaza has 20 floors and 219,700 square feet of space.

The golden dome of West Virginia's capitol building is larger than that of the capitol building in Washington, DC.

The Conoco-Phillips building is located in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, and is part of a three-building complex. It has 21 floors.

Eighth & Main opened its 18 floors up in 2014.

The apartment building is located right on the Christina River and has 27 floors.

The beachfront hotel has 32 floors.

Capitol Center has 25 floors and is located across the street from South Carolina's capitol.

Albuquerque Plaza is also known as the US Eagle Building and is 22 floors.

The Epic Center has 24 floors and 250,000 square feet.

The Wells Fargo Center has 27 floors.

The building is called the "Superman Building" by locals due to its resemblance to the Daily Planet, the newspaper that Clark Kent works at in the comics.

This 30-story building contains part of the Honolulu Museum of Art.

The 40-story building sold in May 2018 for $79 million.

The hotel was renovated in 2018 and has an 8,332-square-foot ballroom.

The 37-story skyscraper sold in 2015 for $121 million.

City Place I has been the state's tallest building since the '80s and has 38 floors.

The Simmons Tower was built in the '80s. It has 40 floors.

Unsurprisingly, the Wells Fargo Center also has 40 floors and "panoramic views of downtown Portland, Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, and the Willamette River," according to its website.

Louisville's 400 West Market was completed in 1993 and has 35 floors.

The 42-story skyscraper won a Distinguished Building Award in 1974 from the American Institute of Architects upon completion.

Nashville locals know it as the "Batman Building" due to its striking resemblance to Batman's mask with the two spires on either side — however, the design was actually supposed to emulate cellphone antennae.

One Kansas City Place has 42 stories and 1.3 million square feet of space.

Des Moines' 801 Grand has 44 floors and is 630 feet tall. It also has more than 2,000 steps.

This 46-story building also has two underground tunnels to combat frigid Nebraska winters.

The Palazzo opened in 2008, cost a whopping $1.9 billion, and is 50 stories tall. But the Palazzo most likely won't stay the tallest building for long. There are two hotels in progress, The Drew Las Vegas and Resorts World Las Vegas that, once completed, both will be taller than the Palazzo.

Stratosphere Tower is also technically taller, but according to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, freestanding observation towers that are not inhabitable structures are not considered "buildings."

The Hancock Whitney Center recently opened under its new name in January 2019. Prior to that, the 51-story building was known as One Shell Square.

Republic Plaza was recently renovated in the past few years and has 56 floors.

The building has 35 floors and contains both offices and apartments.

The hotel has 70 floors and 1,298 rooms. While a new set-to-be 912-foot skyscraper was planned in Detroit as well, it was announced in January 2020 that the Renaissance Center would remain the tallest building in Michigan.

John Hancock Tower, or 200 Clarendon, depending on who you ask, is the tallest building in New England topping out at 790 feet.

The IDS Center has towered over Minneapolis since its completion in 1972 and has 57 floors.

The Salesforce Tower is 48 stories tall — and Salesforce itself occupies 12 of them.

The building's three-sided design "evolved in part from Devon's desire to not 'turn its back' on any part of the city," according to Skyscraper Center.

Panorama Tower literally towers over Miami — it has 85 floors.

The Bank of America Corporate Center was built in 1992 and has 60 stories.

99 Hudson Street took the crown from the Goldman Sachs Tower (a fellow Jersey City building) when its construction topped off in late 2018, at a height of 900 feet. As of May 2020, the luxury condo building is almost ready for opening.

The Columbia Center is home to the Skyview Observatory on the 73rd floor of the building, making it the highest observatory deck in the Pacific Northwest.

Key Tower has 57 floors, and is attached to the Cleveland Marriott Downtown.

The building has 75 floors, and contains the largest sculpture ever commissioned by famed artist Joan Miró.

The tallest building in Georgia has 55 stories and 1.3 million square feet of space.

The 73-floor skyscraper is home to the Hotel InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown.

The 60-story Comcast Technology Center was Philadelphia's first "supertall" building, which is defined as anything above 1,000 feet, according to Curbed.

It's 1,730 feet tall if you include the building's antennae.

While it might technically be called Willis Tower, both locals and tourists alike can agree that this 110-floor building will always be the Sears Tower in our hearts.

America's tallest building, One World Trade Center (or the Freedom Tower), is intentionally 1,776 feet to honor the year that the United States was founded.

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