How much does Stonehenge weigh?

Stonehenge weighs 2–30 t (4,410–66,100 lb). A single sarsen; the smaller bluestones weigh 2-5 t each.

How much does a Stonehenge weigh?

Typical weight

2–30 t

That is 4,410–66,100 lb, or 2,000–30,000 kg.

A prehistoric stone circle on Salisbury Plain, built in stages between about 3000 and 1500 BC.

A single sarsen; the smaller bluestones weigh 2-5 t each.

Stonehenge against things of a similar mass.

Sperm whale 15–57 t

Humpback whale 25–40 t

Stonehenge 2–30 t

Excavator 1,000–90,000 kg

Fire truck 14,000–36,000 kg

Whale shark 9,000–21,000 kg

Semi truck 12,000–36,290 kg

Garbage truck 12,000–20,000 kg

How much does Stonehenge weigh?: Stonehenge weighs 2–30 t (4,410–66,100 lb). A single sarsen; the smaller bluestones weigh 2-5 t each.