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Boeing's Everett factory is the largest building by volume
The assembly hall near Seattle encloses 13.3 million cubic metres Built in 1967 to assemble the 747, the Everett plant in Washington State has a floor area of about 39.8 hectares and a volume of 13.3 million cubic metres. The hangar doors alone are taller than a six storey building. The interior is so large that clouds have been known to form near the ceiling on humid days. It now builds wide body jets including the 767 and 777. It sits in Mondo's records & extremes collection, one of 200 facts that each trace back to the reference below.
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Boeing's Everett factory is the largest building by volume: the short answers
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- The assembly hall near Seattle encloses 13.3 million cubic metres. The figure is taken from Boeing, which is linked in full on this page. Every fact on Mondo Knows names its source rather than repeating an unsourced claim.
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