Tallordle

Build no. 17

17 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.

Countries by the elevation of their highest point

Highest at the top, lowest at the bottom.

  1. United States6,190 m
  2. New Zealand3,724 m
  3. South Africa3,446 m
  4. Czech Republic1,603 m
  5. Belgium694 m
  6. Estonia318 m

Source: Wikipedia: List of countries by highest point

Countries by year of joining the United Nations

Earliest at the top, latest at the bottom.

  1. Brazil1945
  2. Japan1956
  3. Nigeria1960
  4. Jamaica1962
  5. Malta1964
  6. United Arab Emirates1971

Source: United Nations, Member States page (date of admission)

Bridges by main span

Longest at the top, shortest at the bottom.

  1. Akashi Kaikyō Bridge1,991 m
  2. Great Belt Bridge1,624 m
  3. Golden Gate Bridge1,280 m
  4. Mackinac Bridge1,158 m
  5. Rio–Antirrio Bridge560 m
  6. Brooklyn Bridge486 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

Mountains by height

Highest at the top, lowest at the bottom.

  1. K28,611 m
  2. Aconcagua6,961 m
  3. Denali6,190 m
  4. Aoraki / Mount Cook3,724 m
  5. Mount Kosciuszko2,228 m
  6. Mount Vesuvius1,281 m

Source: National surveys (USGS, Geoscience Australia and others), cross-checked on Wikipedia

Landmarks by height

Tallest at the top, shortest at the bottom.

  1. Burj Khalifa830 m
  2. Tokyo Skytree634 m
  3. CN Tower553 m
  4. The Shard310 m
  5. Space Needle184 m
  6. Sydney Opera House65 m

Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, US National Park Service and official sites; heights to the highest point

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