Always happy to harvest information from the Cockeyed.com readership, I have a couple of  questions about your local knowledge.

B. How tall is the tallest building in town?

As I've mentioned before, it is tough to compare the size of different cities, because it is often unclear where to declare the boundary of the city.

For example, what city has more people, Miami, Florida or Austin, Texas? You can't just compare the two city census numbers, you've got to wrap your head around the amorphous "greater metropolitan area", and whatever that means.

I'd like to try comparing the heights of the tallest buildings in town. I think that will say a whole lot. It would be better if the building has a name, but it isn't vital.

Sacramento's tallest is the Wells Fargo Center, at 30 floors (423 ft).

How tall is the tallest building in town?
(Please enter the city name first, e.g., Albuquerque: Bank of America Building, at 16 floors (235 ft)