Tallordle

Build no. 13

13 October 2026

The five rounds from that day's build, each shown in the right order from the top of the tower down, with the figure behind every item and where it came from. Every pair of items a player had the right way round added one floor, so a perfect build was 75 floors.

Stack these by the year they launched

Oldest at the top, newest at the bottom.

  1. Windows 951995
  2. Facebook2004
  3. Nintendo Wii2006
  4. iPhone2007
  5. WhatsApp2009
  6. Snapchat2011

Source: English Wikipedia articles (year of public launch)

Countries by population

Most people at the top, fewest people at the bottom.

  1. Indonesia286 million
  2. Vietnam102 million
  3. South Korea51.7 million
  4. Netherlands18.1 million
  5. Sweden10.6 million
  6. New Zealand5.3 million

Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators: population, total (2025)

Books by year of first publication

Oldest at the top, newest at the bottom.

  1. Frankenstein1818
  2. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland1865
  3. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer1876
  4. The Great Gatsby1925
  5. The Catcher in the Rye1951
  6. Lord of the Flies1954

Source: First publication date in each book's English Wikipedia article infobox

People by year of birth

Born earliest at the top, born latest at the bottom.

  1. Napoleon Bonaparte1769
  2. Queen Victoria1819
  3. Winston Churchill1874
  4. Albert Einstein1879
  5. Charlie Chaplin1889
  6. Elvis Presley1935

Source: English Wikipedia biographies (New Style calendar years)

Bridges by main span

Longest at the top, shortest at the bottom.

  1. Humber Bridge1,410 m
  2. Golden Gate Bridge1,280 m
  3. Severn Bridge988 m
  4. Brooklyn Bridge486 m
  5. Vasco da Gama Bridge420 m
  6. Millau Viaduct342 m

Source: Bridge operators' own pages where available (Golden Gate, Mackinac, Honshu-Shikoku Bridge Expressway), otherwise Wikipedia's bridge articles; main span between towers or supports, not total length

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