List of tallest structures in Italy
This is a list of the tallest structures in Italy. This list contains all types of structures.
| Photo | Structure | Place | Structural type | Year of built | Height (m) | Height (ft) | Geographical coordinates | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Caltanissetta transmitter | Caltanissetta | Guyed mast | 1951 | 286 | 938 | 37°29′53.05″N 14°04′04.08″E | insulated against ground |
 | Punta Maestra Chimney | Porto Tolle | Chimney | 274 | 899 | 44°57′26″N 12°29′51″E | ||
 | Vajont Dam | Erto e Casso | Dam | 1961 | 262 | 860 | 46°16′02.03″N 12°19′45.14″E | |
| Niscemi transmitter | Niscemi | Guyed mast | 253 | 830 | 37°07′32.39″N 14°26′11.04″E | |||
| Niscemi transmitter | Niscemi | Guyed mast | 252 | 827 | 37°07′02″N 14°26′24″E | |||
| Masts of VLF-antenna of Coltano transmitter | Pisa | Guyed mast | 1920 | 250 | 820 | 43°39′07.03″N 10°24′22.94″E ; 43°39′05.24″N 10°24′41.56″E ; 43°38′51.77″N 10°24′39.04″E ; 43°38′53.58″N 10°24′20.47″E | destroyed in World War II | |
| Chimney of Torrevaldaliga Power Station | Civitavecchia | Chimney | 250 | 820 | 42°07′34.83″N 11°45′27.23″E | |||
| Chimney of Tavazzano Power Station | Tavazzano | Chimney | 250 | 820 | 45°20′3.28″N 09°26′1.56″E | |||
| Sulcis Power Station Chimney | Portoscuso | Chimney | 1966 | 250 | 820 | 39°11′43.24″N 08°24′00.18″E | ||
| Chimney Porto Tolle Power Station | Porto Tolle | Chimney | 1977 | 250 | 820 | 44°57′23.48″N 12°29′22.56″E | |
| Chimney Bivio Montegelli | Bivio Montegelli | Chimney | 240 | 790 | 44°00′05″N 12°12′42″E | |||
 | Messina Strait Powerline Crossing, Sicilian Tower | Bocca del Canalone | Lattice tower | 1957 | 232 | 761 | 38°15′57.31″N 15°39′03.33″E | since 1994 not in use as electricity pylon any more |
| Messina Strait Powerline Crossing, Calabrian Tower | Reggio di Calabria | Lattice tower | 1957 | 232 | 761 | 38°14′42.19″N 15°40′58.82″E | since 1994 not in use as electricity pylon any more | |
| Chimney of Eugenio Montale Power Station | La Spezia | Chimney | 220 | 720 | 44°06′43.93″N 09°52′31.02″E | |||
| Chimney of Sermide Power Plant | Sermide | Chimney | 220 | 720 | 45°01′35.9″N 11°15′09.81″E | |||
| Chimney E312 | Taranto | Chimney | 212 | 696 | 40°30′35.9″N 17°13′15.68″E | Chimney of power station of Ilva works | ||
| San Filippo del Mela Power Station Main Chimney | San Filippo del Mela | Chimney | 210 | 690 | 38°12′15.24″N 15°17′11.05″E | |||
| ILVA-Works,Large Chimney | Taranto | Chimney | 209 | 686 | 40°30′0.82″N 17°12′21.82″E | |||
 | Cassano d'Adda Power Station Chimney | Cassano d'Adda | Chimney | 207 | 679 | 45°30′44.02″N 9°30′38.29″E | known as "la ciminiera grande blu" | |
| Marcianise transmitter | Marcianise | Guyed mast | 205 | 673 | 41°00′07.18″N 14°19′0.24″E | mediumwave broadcasting mast ( frequency: 657 kHz) | ||
| Florence-Terrarossa transmitter | Terra Rossa | Guyed mast | 2004 | 204 | 669 | 43°48′53.66″N 11°16′23.63″E | mediumwave broadcasting mast ( frequency: 657 kHz) | |
| LORAN-C transmitter Sellia Marina | Sella Marina | Guyed mast | 1959 | 200 | 660 | 38°52′21″N 16°43′06″E | ||
| Chimneys of Rossano Power Station | Rossano | Chimney | 1977 | 200 | 660 | 39°37′20.61″N 16°36′26.1″E + 39°37′21.68″N 16°36′21.93″E | ||
| Licata Chimney | Licata | Chimney | 200 | 660 | 37°08′17″N 13°50′37″E | |||
| Chimney of Federico II Power Station | Brindisi | Chimney | 200 | 660 | 40°33′49.29″N 18°01′56.12″E | |||
| Caorso Chimney | Caorso | Chimney | 200 | 660 | 45°04′21″N 09°52′14″E | |||
 | Chimney of Unit 4 of Ostiglia Power Plant | Ostiglia | Chimney | 200 | 660 | 45°03′36.13″N 11°08′12.98″E | ||
 | Chimney of Fiume Santo Coal-Fired Power Station | Porto Torres | Chimney | 1992 | 200 | 660 | 40°50′47.22″N 08°18′25.85″E | |
 | Chimneys of Vado Ligure Power Station | Vado Ligure | Chimney | 200 | 660 | 44°16′29.28″N 08°25′51.11″E ; 44°16′31.47″N 08°25′54.12″E | ||
 | Chimney of Alessandro Volta Power Station | Montalto di Castro | Chimney | 200 | 660 | 42°21′21.55″N 11°32′10.66″E | ||
| Chimneys of Piacenza Enelpower Power Station | Piacenza | Chimney | 200 | 660 | demolished in July 2003 and October 2003 with a special excavator, |
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