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When I was in Seattle, I liked the Space Needle not for the tower itself, but because it was a great GPS. If I was Downtown or just outside of Downtown, all I had to do was look up and see where the Space Needle was.
For views, I much preferred the Columbia Center. Much cheaper for the observation deck, and more impressive. And less touristy.
As mentioned on the first page, OKC has the Space Tower that was opened in 1968 and is 330' tall. Unfortunately, it's been indefinitely closed since 2010 due to mechanical damage from flooding.
not as nice as the one in Toronto to be sure, but Falcon Heights has a pretty impressive Space Tower (Needle) that might just be the oldest one in the country tho admittedly I didn't bother to verify that one way or the other
Isn't that Toronto's CN tower? If so, it's way up there all the way to 1815'!
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