List of tallest buildings in Spokane

This list of tallest buildings in Spokane ranks buildings in the U.S. city of Spokane, Washington by height. The tallest building in Spokane is the Bank of America Financial Center, which stands 288 feet (88 m) tall.

Cityscape

Panorama of Downtown Spokane looking north from Cliff Drive.

Tallest buildings

Rank	Name	Image	Height ft (m)	Floors	Use	Year	Coordinates	Notes
1	Bank of America Financial Center		288 (88)	20	Office	1981	47°39′27.76″N 117°25′17.45″W / 47.6577111°N 117.4215139°W / 47.6577111; -117.4215139 (Bank of America Financial Center)	It has remained the tallest building in Spokane, since it's completion in 1981
2	Wells Fargo Center		243 (74)	18	Office	1982	47°39′23.00″N 117°25′17.69″W / 47.6563889°N 117.4215806°W / 47.6563889; -117.4215806 (Wells Fargo Center)
3	Paulsen Medical Building		221 (67)	18	Office	1929		Tallest building from 1929-1981
4	US Bank Building		219 (67)	16	Office	1910		Tallest building from 1910-1929
5	The Davenport Hotel Tower	--	210 (64)	20	Hotel	2007
6	Chase Building	--	205 (62)	15	Office	1973
7	Centennial Mill Grain Elevator	--	195 (59)	14	Silo	1940
=8	Park Tower	--	190 (58)	20	Residential	1974
=8	Washington Trust Financial Center	--	190 (58)	16	Office	1973
=10	Farmers National Warehouse Corporation Grain Elevator	--	188 (57)	9	Grain Silo	1931
=10	Parkade Plaza	--	188 (57)	12	Parking Garage	1967
13	Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist		180 (55)	1	Church	1929
14	The Davenport Grand Hotel		167 (51)	16	Hotel	2015
16	Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes		164 (50)	4	Church	1908	4	Seat of the Diocese of Spokane
17	The Davenport Hotel		157 (48)	14	Hotel	1911
18	Cathedral Plaza	--	155 (47)	15	Residential	1971
19	Centennial Mills Flouring Mill	-	147 (45)	10	Industry	1940		Tallest building from 1891-1910
=20	Cooper George Retirement and Assisted Living Community	-	146 (45)	13	Retirement Home	1952
=20	Review Building		146 (45)	10	Office	1891		Tallest building from 1891-1910

References

General

"Tallest buildings in Spokane". Emporis.com. Retrieved 2016-05-13.
"Spokane Skyscraper Diagram". SkyscraperPage.com. Retrieved 2016-05-13.

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