The minimum height for train tunnels in the U.S. is typically set at around 21 feet (6.4 meters) to accommodate the standard clearance for most freight and passenger trains. However, specific requirements can vary based on the type of rail service, the region, and local regulations. Some tunnels may have higher clearances to accommodate double-stacked containers or specific types of rolling stock. Ultimately, standards are determined by the Federal Railroad Administration and may differ across various rail networks.
well in the US it is not
The height of a standard toilet seat is 14" from a furnished floor.
In the US, the average height of an adult male is 5'9".
No, squatting only makes you LOOK shorter in height temporarily.
120 fair and height in the south
Minimum height US marines
Minimum height to join the US Army is 60" (5').
Pittsburgh
There is no minimum age at a theme park. For certain rides you do have to be a certain height though.
The minimum height for enlistment in the Army is five feet...or 60" for Males and four eight... or 58" for Females
Holland Tunnel
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the first train in the us was the Chattanooga
Pretty short - the current height minimum for both men and women for Navy enlistment is 51" (4'3").Of course the requirement is taller for the Army and Marines; they want people to at least be taller than the packs they're carrying.
Yes - the current height/weight requirements for Navy men and women is: Minimum height (Both) 51" (4'3") Weight (Max) Men 97lbs, Women 102lbs Maximum height (Both) 86" (6'8") Weight (Max) Men 271lbs, Women 263lbs
Most states have a maximum height limit of 13 feet 6 inches. Some allow 13 feet 9 inches. While most overpasses, bridges and tunnels are built to allow the maximum height there are some that have lower height restrictions. You are usually safe on major US and Canadian highways. If you are concerned about low-clearance roadways you can purchase a trucker's atlas which provide lots of useful information including maximum heights on specific roads.