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Above: skyline views of downtown Minneapolis from the Stone Arch Bridge (left),
24th Street (right), and from Minneapolis Sculpture Garden,
with the city's most famous sculpture, Spoonbridge and Cherry, in front.


Above: 33 South Sixth (204m/668f, 52 stories, 1982).
The city's 4th tallest skyscraper.


Above: Campbell Mithun Tower (176m/579f, 42 stories, 1985).


Above left and middle: US Bank Plaza I (171m/561f, 41 stories, 1981).
The smaller tower next to US Bank Plaza I is US Bank Plaza II (98m/321f, 23 stories, 1981).
Above right: Dain Rauscher Plaza (164m/539f, 40 stories, 1992).


Above: Fifth Street Towers II (153m/504f, 36 stories, 1988).
The smaller tower is Fifth Street Towers I (108m/356f, 26 stories, 1986).


Above: Ameriprise Financial Center (152m/498f, 31 stories, 2000).


Above: Target Plaza South (150/492f, 33 stories, 2001).


For pictures of the three tallest buildings of Minneapolis, go to page 1
Or for even more buildings go to page 3


Minneapolis' 10 tallest skyscrapers:
1. IDS TOWER 241m/792f, 55 stories, 1973
2. 225 SOUTH SIXTH 237m/776f, 56 stories, 1992
3. WELLS FARGO CENTER 236m/774f, 57 stories, 1988
4. 33 SOUTH SIXTH 204m/668f, 52 stories, 1982
5. CAMPBELL MITHUN TOWER 176m/579f, 42 stories, 1985
6. US BANK PLAZA I 171m/561f, 41 stories, 1981
7. DAIN RAUSCHER PLAZA 164m/539f, 40 stories, 1992
8. FIFTH STREET TOWERS II 153m/504f, 36 stories, 1988
9. AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL CENTER 152m/498f, 31 stories, 2000
10. TARGET PLAZA SOUTH 150m/492f, 33 stories, 2001

The building data, the top 10 of tallest buildings and some of the building information
are courtesy of EMPORIS.COM,
One of the world's leading architectural resources on tall buildings on the Internet

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