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What materiels were use for the Eiffel Tower?
The Eiffel tower was made of wrought iron.
Where is the Eiffel tower located and who built it and what did they use?
The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris,France. Gustave Eiffel built the Tower. The Eiffel Tower is made out of wrought iron (puddle iron).
How can you ascend the Eiffel Tower?
To ascend the Eiffel tower use either the stairs or an elevator.
Which famous tower did Galileo use?
eiffel tower
Who would use the Eiffel Tower?
yes
What famous buildings use triangulation?
Eiffel tower
What happened to the Eiffel Tower in 1909?
It was nearly demolished, but saved for use as a telecommunications tower
What tools do they use to build Eiffel tower?
Plastic spades
Why was the Eiffel Tower givin the name it has?
There was a man called Gustave Eiffel who was a civil engineer and designed the Eiffel Tower and was given an office at the top. The French government were going to have the tower removed due to its lack of use, so Gustave altered the tower so it had a radio transmitter so it could be kept. So therefore the name Eiffel was given to the tower, because of the man who designed it.
What is the use of the Eiffel Tower?
Mostly a tourist attraction to make money.
What was the point of the Eiffel Tower what did they use the Eiffel Tower for?
The Eiffel tower was championed by Gustave Eiffel to help him demonstrate the possibilities of employing iron in building structures. The government wanted the tower to serve as a monumental entrance to the world fair held in 1889. Gustave Eiffel company won the contract and completed the building in time for the 1889 world fair. He also used the tower to house a meteorological observatory, and for telegraphic and radio broadcasting experiments. Since then the tower added radio and TV masts and served as a broadcasting point.
What is the perimeter of the Eiffel Tower?
The perimeter of the Eiffel tower is 115.90 metres by 120.31 metres. Or, if you're American, or just use the imperial system, 373 feet by 391 feet
