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What are some charecterisic of statue of liberty?

What are some charecterisic of statue of liberty?

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As it is the most recognizable statue in the world. the whole right hand holding the torch. and left and holding the books/papers (i am not sure what they are I did once). she is huge and green! with a toga and a crown thingy on her head. She is the Bomb!
could be a faulty master cylinder sometimes you can bleed it from the top like i did, always bleed your brake system, could be air in the lines
sits on the hudson river on liberty island ,copper turned green. the peaks on her head are the rays of sunshine. tablet she is holding says july 4 -1776 in roman numbers
Did you mean STATISTICS? [I am starting to sound like google.gotta watch that] STATUE OF LIBERTY STATISTICS Top of base to torch 151'1 46.05m Ground to tip of torch 305'1 92.99m Heel to top of head 111'1 33.86m Length of hand 16'5 5.00m Index finger 8'0 2.44m Head - Chin to cranium 17'3 5.26m Width of head 10'0 3.05m Width of eye 2'6 .76m Length of nose 4'6 1.37m Length of right arm 42'0 12.80m Width of right arm 12'0 3.66m Width of waist 35'0 0.67m Width of mouth 3'0 .91m Length of tablet 23'7 7.19m Width of tablet 13'7 4.14m Thickness of tablet 2'0 .61m Ground to pedestal 154'0 4 6.94m Weight of copper: 62,000 lbs. (31 tons). Weight of steel: 250,000 lbs. (125 tons). Weight of concrete foundation: 54,000,000 lbs. Thickness of copper sheeting is: 3/32in. or the thickness of two pennies placed together. Wind Sway: 50 mph winds cause the Statue to sway up to 3 inches and the torch up to 6 inches. Direction: The Statue faces Southeast in perfect symetry with the placement of Fort Wood and how people would see the Statue while entering the harbor. Torch: a symbol of enlightenment. The current torch is a 1986 replacement of the original, now in the lobby. The new torch is copper, covered in 24k. gold leaf. Sunlight reflects off the gold during the daytime and floodlights (16), light the torch by reflection at night. Crown: There are 25 windows in the crown which symbolize gemstones and the heaven's rays shining over the world. Rays of Crown: The seven rays represent the seven seas and continents of the world. Chains: chains and a broken shackle are at the Statue's feet and cannot be seen from below. This symbolizes the Statue as a goddess free from oppression and servitude. Tablet: Represents a book of law. www.nps /stli/historyculture/s.
could be a faulty master cylinder sometimes you can bleed it from the top like i did, always bleed your brake system, could be air in the lines
sits on the hudson river on liberty island ,copper turned green. the peaks on her head are the rays of sunshine. tablet she is holding says july 4 -1776 in roman numbers
As it is the most recognizable statue in the world. the whole right hand holding the torch. and left and holding the books/papers (i am not sure what they are I did once). she is huge and green! with a toga and a crown thingy on her head. She is the Bomb!
Did you mean STATISTICS? [I am starting to sound like google.gotta watch that] STATUE OF LIBERTY STATISTICS Top of base to torch 151'1 46.05m Ground to tip of torch 305'1 92.99m Heel to top of head 111'1 33.86m Length of hand 16'5 5.00m Index finger 8'0 2.44m Head - Chin to cranium 17'3 5.26m Width of head 10'0 3.05m Width of eye 2'6 .76m Length of nose 4'6 1.37m Length of right arm 42'0 12.80m Width of right arm 12'0 3.66m Width of waist 35'0 0.67m Width of mouth 3'0 .91m Length of tablet 23'7 7.19m Width of tablet 13'7 4.14m Thickness of tablet 2'0 .61m Ground to pedestal 154'0 4 6.94m Weight of copper: 62,000 lbs. (31 tons). Weight of steel: 250,000 lbs. (125 tons). Weight of concrete foundation: 54,000,000 lbs. Thickness of copper sheeting is: 3/32in. or the thickness of two pennies placed together. Wind Sway: 50 mph winds cause the Statue to sway up to 3 inches and the torch up to 6 inches. Direction: The Statue faces Southeast in perfect symetry with the placement of Fort Wood and how people would see the Statue while entering the harbor. Torch: a symbol of enlightenment. The current torch is a 1986 replacement of the original, now in the lobby. The new torch is copper, covered in 24k. gold leaf. Sunlight reflects off the gold during the daytime and floodlights (16), light the torch by reflection at night. Crown: There are 25 windows in the crown which symbolize gemstones and the heaven's rays shining over the world. Rays of Crown: The seven rays represent the seven seas and continents of the world. Chains: chains and a broken shackle are at the Statue's feet and cannot be seen from below. This symbolizes the Statue as a goddess free from oppression and servitude. Tablet: Represents a book of law. www.nps /stli/historyculture/s.

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