How much does a General Sherman Tree weigh?
Typical weight
1,900 t
That is 4,190,000 lb, or 1,900,000 kg.
A giant sequoia in California, the largest known single-stem tree on Earth by volume.
Estimated live mass.
How that compares
General Sherman Tree against things of a similar mass.
Saturn V 2,970 t
London Eye 2,100 t
Water tower 500–8,000 t
General Sherman Tree 1,900 t
Christ the Redeemer 635 t
Airbus A380 277–575 t
Falcon 9 549.1 t
International Space Station 419.7 t
More about General Sherman Tree
- How long does a General Sherman Tree last? 2,200–2,700 yr
- General Sherman Tree vs Water tower Side by side
- General Sherman Tree vs London Eye Side by side
Common questions
- How much does General Sherman Tree weigh?
- General Sherman Tree weighs 1,900 t (4,190,000 lb). Estimated live mass.
Related pages
- How long does a General Sherman Tree last? 2,200–2,700 yr
- How much does a Statue of Liberty weigh? 204 t
- How much does a Empire State Building weigh? 331,000 t
- How much does a grizzly bear weigh? 130–360 kg
- How much does a Golden Gate Bridge weigh? 804,700 t
- How much does a American alligator weigh? 70–500 kg
- How much does a American bison weigh? 320–1,270 kg
- How much does a bald eagle weigh? 3–6.3 kg
- How much does a CN Tower weigh? 117,900 t
- How much does a Washington Monument weigh? 82,420 t
- How much does a American black bear weigh? 40–280 kg
- General Sherman Tree vs Water tower Side by side
- General Sherman Tree vs London Eye Side by side
Sources
- United States Geological Survey — USGS (Public domain (US Government))