The tallest structures in the U.S. state of Missouri include a 2,000-foot (610 m) broadcasting tower, an 800-foot (240 m) chimney, a 630-foot (190 m) monument, and a 624-foot (190 m) office building.

The tallest accessible structure in Missouri, the Gateway Arch in St. Louis
One Kansas City Place, 624 ft / 190.1m, tallest office building in Missouri

Missouri's tallest accessible buildings

Rank Name Image Height
feet / m		 Floors Year Location Links
1 Gateway Arch630 ft (192 m) N/A 1965St. Louis

Tallest monument and memorial in the United States

2 One Kansas City Place624 ft (190 m) 42 1988Kansas CityTallest office building in Missouri; including spire, 199.3 m (654 ft).
3 One Metropolitan Square593 ft (181 m) 42 1989St. Louis
4 Town Pavilion591 ft (180 m) 38 1986Kansas City
5 909 Chestnut Street588 ft (179 m) 46 1986St. Louis
6 Thomas F. Eagleton United States Courthouse557 ft (170 m) 29 2000St. Louis
7 Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center504 ft (154 m) 45 1980Kansas CityTallest hotel in Missouri
8 One US Bank Plaza484 ft (148 m) 36 1976St. Louis
9 Kansas City Power and Light Building481 ft (147 m) 34 1931Kansas CityConverting to residential
10 909 Walnut 471 ft (144 m) 35 1931Kansas CityTallest residential in Missouri and Midwest outside Chicago
11 Kansas City City Hall445 ft (136 m) 30 1937Kansas City4th-tallest City Hall in the world
12 Centene Centre430 ft (130 m) 27 2019Clayton
13 1201 Walnut 427 ft (130 m) 30 1991Kansas City
14 Commerce Tower 421 ft (128 m) 32 1965Kansas CityUpper 20 floors converting to residential
15 The Plaza in Clayton409 ft (125 m) 31 2002Clayton
16 City Center Square404 ft (123 m) 30 1978Kansas City
17 Laclede Gas Building 401 ft (122 m) 31 1969St. Louis

Missouri's tallest structures

Name Height
feet / m		 Image Location Links Year
KMOS Tower/Rohn Tower2,000 ft (610 m)Syracuse
KYTV Tower1,999 ft (609 m)Fordland
KYTV Tower 21,996 ft (608 m)Marshfield
KOLR/KOZK Tower1,960 ft (600 m)Fordland
Raycom America Tower1,677 ft (511 m)Cape Girardeau
KBSI Tower1,567 ft (478 m)Cape Girardeau

Missouri's tallest chimneys

Name Height
feet / m		 Location Links Year
Associated Electric Stack #1800 ft (240 m)New Madrid
Iatan Power Plant Stack700 ft (210 m)Iatan
Rush Island Power Station700 ft (210 m)Rush Island
Labadie Power Station Units 3 & 4700 ft (210 m)Labadie
Labadie Power Station Unit 2700 ft (210 m)Labadie
Labadie Power Station Unit 1700 ft (210 m)Labadie
Sibley Generator Station Stack700 ft (210 m)Sibley
Associated Electric Stack #2630 ft (190 m)New Madrid
Thomas Hill Chimney620 ft (190 m)Clifton Hill
Sioux Power Plant Stack #1603 ft (184 m)Portage Des Sioux
Sioux Power Plant Stack #2603 ft (184 m)Portage Des Sioux
Hawthorne Power Plant600 ft (180 m)Kansas City
Callaway Cooling Tower553 ft (169 m)Fulton
Herculaneum Smelter Stack550 ft (170 m)Herculaneum

History of Missouri's tallest habitable buildings

Name Height
feet / m		 Location Year Links
Old Courthouse194 ft (59 m)St. Louis1864
Union Station230 ft (70 m)St. Louis1894
Commerce Trust Building258 ft (79 m)Kansas City1907
Railway Exchange Building277 ft (84 m)St. Louis1914
Federal Reserve Bank Building298 ft (91 m)Kansas City1921
Southwestern Bell Building397 ft (121 m)St. Louis1926
Kansas City Power and Light Building476 ft (145 m)Kansas City1931
One US Bank Plaza484 ft (148 m)St. Louis1976
Town Pavilion591 ft (180 m)Kansas City1986
One Kansas City Place624 ft (190 m)Kansas City1988

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