TULSA | BOK TOWER | 667 ft ROOF | 52 FLOORS | 1976 WRONG HEIGHT ???
 

TULSA | BOK TOWER | 667 FT ROOF | 52 FLOORS | 1976 WRONG HEIGHT ???

- BOK Tower appears to be much schorter then 667 feet...
- it is maximum 175-180 meter or 575-600 feet high...
- look at the pictures... its on the same street level as the Mid-Continent Tower with 513 feet and the First Place Tower with 516 feet...
- its like only 20 meter or 65 feet height difference...
- am i right ?
- so Cityplex Central Tower with 648 feet was always taller...
- so it was then never the tallest building in Tulsa...
- 36 years long fake tallest building in Oklahoma State...
- am i the first one to discover this ?

:shrug::shrug::shrug:

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So you're right up to the roof it's not 667 but there's some antennas and mechanical boxes that push the buildings height up to 667.

It's more obvious from further away. View this one in full screen and pull the BOK Tower to the very top and you'll see how much space there is between that and the Mid Continent.

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No. Boston Street is not flat and slopes down to BOK. The entry is much much lower. It is absolutely 667ft.