
The largest earthquakes ever recorded, ranked by moment magnitude from the USGS list: Valdivia, Chile (Mw 9.5, 1960) leads Alaska 1964 (9.2) and a tie at 9.1 for Sumatra 2004 and Tōhoku 2011. As of October 13, 2026.

Every athlete's personal-best marathon, ranked for men and women: Sabastian Sawe's 1:59:30 leads the men and Ruth Chepngetich's 2:09:56 the women. As of October 13, 2026.
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The twelve largest satellite constellations ranked by operational satellites on station, from Jonathan McDowell's tracker as of October 13, 2026.
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The world's 30 tallest churches, ranked by height to the top of the tallest spire, tower or dome. Barcelona's Sagrada Família took #1 in 2026 at 172.5 m, ending Ulm Minster's 135-year reign; filter by denomination to see the 11 tallest Lutheran churches.
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Tanganyika plunges 1,470 m — and giant Lake Victoria misses the cut.
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The world's 17 tallest dams in service, ranked by structural height: China's 315 m Shuangjiangkou Dam, which started generating power in June 2026, leads Jinping-I (305 m), Lianghekou (303 m) and Tajikistan's Nurek (300 m).
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From Mexico's 179-meter Hospital Ángeles Andares to Denmark's Herlev Hospital, the 19 tallest hospital and medical buildings in the world, ranked by architectural height. Houston alone has five of them.
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Nine preferred stocks from bitcoin treasury companies, ranked by size at launch. Strategy's STRC leads with $2.80 billion and has grown to $9.46 billion; Strive's SATA has grown the most, 6.5 times over.
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The 20 largest stadiums in the world by official capacity, led by Ahmedabad's 132,000-seat Narendra Modi Stadium, with ten US college football stadiums in the top 20.
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Europe's 25 biggest stadiums for football, rugby and Gaelic games by official current capacity, led by Wembley's 90,000, with Camp Nou just outside while it is rebuilt.
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