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Tallest buildings in Tennessee

565 skyscrapers and tall buildings in Tennessee. The tallest is AT&T Building at 188 m (617 ft), completed in 1994.

Location of Tennessee
  1. ▢
    1
    520 buildings
    county
    Population 897,472
  2. ▢
    2
    26 buildings
    county
    Population 569,891
  3. ▢
    3
    316 buildings
    county
    Population 382,032
  4. ▢
    4
    240 buildings
    county
    Population 307,896
  5. ▢
    5
    159 buildings
    county
    Population 134,768
  6. ▢
    6
    9 buildings
    county
    Population 130,449
  7. ▢
    7
    65 buildings
    county
    Population 126,638
  8. ▢
    8
    47 buildings
    county
    Population 91,837
  9. ▢
    9
    4 buildings
    county
    Population 88,809
  10. ▢
    10
    4 buildings
    county
    Population 87,965
  1. Nashville 1
    1,016 buildings
    city
    Population 689,447
  2. Memphis 2
    495 buildings
    city
    Population 618,639
  3. Knoxville 3
    316 buildings
    city
    Population 198,162
  4. Chattanooga 4
    232 buildings
    city
    Population 187,030
  5. Clarksville 5
    161 buildings
    city
    Population 180,716
  6. ▢
    6
    38 buildings
    city
    Population 165,430
  7. ▢
    7
    39 buildings
    city
    Population 88,558
  8. Johnson City 8
    30 buildings
    city
    Population 73,337
  9. ▢
    9
    47 buildings
    city
    Population 68,264
  10. ▢
    10
    1 building
    city
    Population 63,618
  1. AT&T Building 1
    188 m 33 fl1994
  2. Pinnacle Tower 3
    160 m 37 fl2025
  3. 505 4
    159 m46 fl2018
  4. Prime 7
    139 m39 fl2024
  5. Bridgestone Tower 9
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