1. Christ the Redeemer (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- Height: 38 meters (including pedestal) | Weight: 1,145 tons | Armspan: 23 meters
- Location: Summit of Corcovado Mountain
- Features:
- Completed in 1931; designated a New7Wonders of the World in 2007.
- Symbolizes peace and Brazilian independence; overlooks Rio de Janeiro.
- Most recognizable Jesus statue globally, visible citywide day and night.
2. Christ the King (Świebodzin, Poland)
- Total Height: 51 meters (includes 2m gold crown) | Statue Height: 33m (symbolizing Jesus’ 33 earthly years)
- Weight: 440 tons | Cost: €1 million+
- Location: Świebodzin
- Features:
- Built 2008–2010 under Pastor Sylwester Zawadzki.
- Crown height (3m) represents Christ’s 3-year ministry.
- Aims to promote Poland’s religious identity and tourism.
3. Manado Jesus Blessing (North Sulawesi, Indonesia)
- Height: 50m (30m statue + 20m base) | Materials: 25t metal fiber, 35t steel
- Location: Citraland Hill, Manado
- Features:
- Funded by billionaire Ciputra (54 million USD).
- Dynamic “flying posture” symbolizes freedom and tolerance.
- Built over 3 years as a spiritual landmark.
4. Cristo de la Concordia (Cochabamba, Bolivia)
- Height: 34.2m (40.4m with base) | Altitude: 2,840m above sea level
- Location: San Pedro Hill, Cochabamba
- Features:
- Second-tallest Jesus statue globally; constructed 1987–1994.
- Offers panoramic views; notable for high-altitude placement.
5. Christ of the Andes (Argentina-Chile Border)
- Height: 7m (bronze statue) | Location: Uspallata Pass, Andes Mountains
- Features:
- Built in 1904 to commemorate Argentina-Chile peace treaty.
- Inscription: “The mountains themselves shall crumble before Chile and Argentina break their peace.”
6. Vũng Tàu Christ (Vietnam)
- Height: 32m | Location: Small Mountain, Vũng Tàu
- Features:
- Construction: 1972–1994; overlooks South China Sea.
- Adjacent to French colonial-era artillery fort ruins.
- Panoramic coastal views from the summit.
7. Underwater Christ (Michigan, USA)
- Dimensions: 3m tall, 840kg marble
- Location: Lake Michigan, 12m depth near Petoskey
- Features:
- Sole submerged freshwater Jesus statue globally.
- Rarely visible due to harsh weather; attracts pilgrims.
8. Cristo Rei (Lisbon, Portugal)
- Height: 75m (28m pedestal) | Construction: 1950–1959
- Location: Almada, overlooking Lisbon
- Features:
- Inspired by Rio’s Christ the Redeemer.
- Offers sweeping views of Tagus River and city.
9. Crucifix by Michelangelo (Italy)
- Artist: 18-year-old Michelangelo (1492)
- Material: Polychrome wood
- History:
- Rediscovered in 1962 under layers of paint.
- Notable for anatomical precision despite minimal acclaim.
10. King of Kings (Ohio, USA)
- Nickname: “Touchdown Jesus” (arms-raised pose)
- Height: 19m | Material: Foam/glass fiber
- Fate:
- Destroyed by lightning in 2010; steel framework remains.
- Briefly iconic for its unorthodox posture.