List of tallest structures in South America

This is an incomplete list of the tallest ( pinnacle height > 200 metres) man-made structures of any kind that exist or existed in South America

South America

South America is a continent situated in the Western Hemisphere, mostly in the Southern Hemisphere, with a relatively small portion in the Northern Hemisphere. The continent is also considered a subcontinent of the Americas. It is bordered on the west by the Pacific Ocean and on the north and east...

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Structure	Country	Town	Height		Year of built	Type	Remarks
Trelew Omega Tower Omega Tower Trelew Trelew Omega Transmitter situated at Golfo Nuevo, 40 km outside Trelew, Argentina at used as antenna a 366 metre high guyed steel mast, insulated against ground, which was the tallest construction in South America and was demolished on June 23, 1998 by explosives.According to Wikimapia all...	Argentina	Trelew	366 m	1201 ft	1976	Guyed mast (insulated against ground)	demolished in 1998	Costanera center tower	Chile	Santiago	300 m
Orinoco River Crossing Orinoco River Crossing thumb\|alt\|On the left, the three pylons are pointed by a drawn red arrow. On the right the Orinoquia bridge.\| A view of the three pylons over the Orinoco river...	Venezuela	Caroní	240 m	787 ft	?	Pylon	3 pylons
Bonaire TWR transmitter	Bonaire	Tera Kora	231.6 m	760 ft	?	Guyed mast (insulated against ground)
Eldorado Do Sul RBS Radio Mast Eldorado Do Sul RBS Radio Mast Eldorado do Sul RBS Radio Mast is the tallest man-made object in Brazil. Eldorado do Sul RBS Radio Mast is used by Rede Brasil Sul Communication Group for medium-wave broadcasting on 720 kHz with 100 kW...	Brazil	Eldorado Do Sul	230 m	755 ft	1986	Guyed mast (insulated against ground)
Torre Espacial Torre Espacial Torre Espacial or Torre Interama is a 228 metre -high observation tower in the Villa Soldati section of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The tower was built in 1980 in the Parque de la Ciudad amusement park, and has observation decks at 220, 124 and 185 metres of height. From the highest one it is possible...	Argentina	Buenos Aires	228 m	748 ft	1997	Additionally guyed tower
Parque Central Torre Este	Venezuela	Caracas	225 m	738 ft	1979	Skyscraper
Parque Central Torre Oeste	Venezuela	Caracas	225 m	738 ft	1984	Skyscraper
Brasilia TV Tower Brasilia TV Tower The Brasília TV Tower was completed in 1967 at a height of 218 meters, but in 1987 another 6 meter was added by the TV channel Bandeirantes. Now the TV Tower is 224 m height....	Brazil	Brasilia	224 m	735 ft	1967	Lattice tower
Torre TV Bandeirantes Torre TV Bandeirantes Torre TV Bandeirantes is a 212 metre high TV Tower in Avenida Paulista, São Paulo, owned by brazilian television network Rede Bandeirantes. Torre TV Bandeirantes is a freestanding lattice tower not accessible to the public. It was completed in 1997 and it is one of the tallest freestanding towers...	Brazil	São Paulo	212 m	696 ft	1997	Lattice Tower
Mast of Radio 10 Radio 10 Radio 10 is an Argentine talk radio. It broadcasts from Buenos Aires on the 710 kHz with an effective radio power of 100 kW. It has plenty of affiliates in the country. It is owned by the journalist Daniel Hadad.-Shows:...	Argentina	Buenos aires	211 m ?	693 ft ?	?	Guyed mast	insulated against ground
Torre de Cali	Colombia	Cali	210 m	689 ft	1997	Highrise Building
Torre de la Escollera Torre de la Escollera Torre de la Escollera was a 206 metres tall skyscraper with 58 floors in Cartagena, Colombia, whose construction started in 2005. Torre de la Escollera was never completed as on May 13, 2007, wind forces damaged columns between floor 28 and 40 resulting on a torsion of 1 meter...	Colombia	Cartagena	206 m	676 ft	2007	Highrise Building	never finished, demolished
Torre Colpatria Torre Colpatria Torre Colpatria is a 50-story skyscraper located at the area of San Diego in Bogotá, Colombia. It is the tallest in the country and the second tallest in South America. It was constructed from 1978 until 1979, and has a total height of...	Colombia	Bogotá, D.C.	196 m	643 ft	1978	Skyscraper

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