Wow Look Up! It’s The Very Tallest Building in New Jersey
"Acrophobia is a mental health condition in which the individual experiences an intense fear of heights. It's a type of anxiety disorder. A person with acrophobia experiences intense fear and anxiety when they think of tall heights or are positioned at a significant height." ~ Cleveland Clinic
I will be the first to admit I do not like heights, at all. That is my one big phobia, heights. They call it "acrophobia" a "fear of heights" and that is something I try to avoid lol. That being said, this article is all about "heights" in fact, the tallest buildings in America and right here in New Jersey.
A recent article by Redbook talked about the tallest buildings in America. Here are the Top 10 "tallest" buildings in America according to World Atlas
- One World Trade Center, New York - 541 m
- Central Park Tower, New York - 472 m
- Willis Tower, Chicago - 442 m
- 111 West 57th Street, New York - 435 m
- One Vanderbilt Place, New York - 427 m
- 432 Park Avenue, New York - 426 m
- Trump International Hotel & Tower, Chicago - 423 m
- 30 Hudson Yards, New York - 387 m
- Empire State Building, New York - 381 m
- Bank of America Tower, New York - 366 m
The building that Redbook listed as the "tallest" in New Jersey is in Hudson County in Jersey City. The 99 Hudson building stands 900 feet tall with 79 floors. 99 Hudson was built in 2019.
What is the tallest building you have been in? For me it would be the Empire State Building in New York City. Let us know if you have been to any of the Top 10 tallest buildings in America. Have you been to 99 Hudson? Our tallest building in New Jersey?
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