How tall is General Sherman, the largest tree by volume?
General Sherman, the largest tree by volume, is about 83.8 m (275 ft) tall.
Size source: nps.gov
Compared with things you know
- About 1.8 times as tall as the Statue of Liberty without its pedestal (46 m)
- About 62% as tall as the London Eye (135 m)
- About 25% as tall as Tokyo Tower (333 m)
Did you know?
The trunk of General Sherman alone weighs nearly 1,400 tons, roughly as much as 15 adult blue whales.
