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922nd tallest in the world (shared with 19 other buildings) 884th tallest on the Northern Hemisphere (shared with 18 other buildings) 745th tallest in Asia (shared with 14 other buildings) 37th tallest in Korea 10th tallest in Seoul 9th tallest built in 2003 8th tallest built in Asia in 2003 2nd tallest built in Korea in 2003 2nd tallest built in Seoul in 2003 1613th most northern skyscraper 6380th most southern skyscraper 7287th most western skyscraper 706th most eastern skyscraper 2nd tallest within 1 kilometre 10th tallest within 10 kilometres 18th tallest within 100 kilometres 173rd tallest within 1000 kilometres (5 equally tall buildings in that area) 289th tallest within 2000 kilometres (7 equally tall buildings in that area) 581st tallest within 5000 kilometres (13 equally tall buildings in that area) 2nd most floors within 1 kilometre 5th most floors within 10 kilometres 23rd most floors within 100 kilometres (1 building with same floor number) 91st most floors within 1000 kilometres (6 buildings with same floor number) 135th most floors within 2000 kilometres (15 buildings with same floor number) 296th most floors within 5000 kilometres (38 buildings with same floor number) 80 metres from the closest taller building 80 metres from the closest at least as tall building 20.2 kilometres from the next over 400 metres 4.64 kilometres from the next over 1000 feet 80 metres from the next over 200 metres 80 metres from the next skyscraper 80 metres from the next with more floors 80 metres from the next with at least as many floors 80 metres from the next over 49 floors 80 metres from the next over 59 floors 16.4 kilometres from the next over 69 floors 20.2 kilometres from the next over 79 floors 20.2 kilometres from the next over 89 floors 20.2 kilometres from the next over 99 floors |
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