Sky-scraping city icons, solemn monuments and jaw-dropping natural wonders stretch from coast to coast in this battle for the most unmistakable American sight. Where do you stand?
1Statue of LibertyThe 151-foot copper monument in New York Harbor, gifted by France in 1886 as a symbol of freedom.1000pts
2Lincoln MemorialThe neoclassical temple on the National Mall housing a 19-foot marble statue of Abraham Lincoln.550pts
3Space NeedleSeattle's futuristic 605-foot observation tower built for the 1962 World's Fair.494pts
4Mount RushmoreThe colossal South Dakota carving of four U.S. presidents' faces into the Black Hills granite.428pts
5Independence HallThe Philadelphia brick hall where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were adopted.428pts
6Old FaithfulYellowstone's famously punctual geyser, erupting skyward roughly 17 times a day.428pts
7Brooklyn BridgeThe pioneering 1883 stone-and-cable suspension bridge linking Manhattan and Brooklyn.428pts
8Half DomeThe sheer granite dome towering over Yosemite Valley, a bucket-list climb for hikers.428pts
9Washington MonumentThe 555-foot marble obelisk on the National Mall honoring the nation's first president.428pts
10Hollywood SignThe giant white letters overlooking Los Angeles, an emblem of the American film industry since 1923.350pts
11Times SquareThe dazzling, billboard-lit crossroads of Manhattan famed for its New Year's Eve ball drop.350pts
12Alcatraz IslandThe former maximum-security island prison in San Francisco Bay, now a preserved historic site.350pts
13The White HouseThe official residence and workplace of the U.S. president, built in 1792 in Washington, D.C.350pts
14Gateway ArchThe gleaming 630-foot stainless-steel arch in St. Louis symbolizing westward expansion.350pts
15Grand CanyonThe mile-deep Arizona gorge carved by the Colorado River, one of the world's great natural wonders.257pts
16Liberty BellThe cracked Philadelphia bell that became an enduring symbol of American independence.257pts
17Empire State BuildingThe 1931 Art Deco skyscraper that defined the Manhattan skyline and once stood as the world's tallest.0pts
18Golden Gate BridgeSan Francisco's iconic international-orange suspension bridge spanning the entrance to its bay.0pts
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Eighteen landmarks in one bracket, from a 555-foot obelisk finished in 1884 to the Statue of Liberty, the Grand Canyon and Mount Rushmore: https://youpick.best/articles/washington-vs-lincoln-ranked https://youpick.best/articles/new-york-city-ranked-many-ways
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