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List of Foucault pendulums

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This is a list of Foucault pendulums in the world:

Artistic rendition (highly exaggerated) of a Foucault pendulum showing that the Earth is not stationary, but rotates.

Europe

Foucault's Pendulum in the Panthéon, Paris.

France

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City	Location	Length $l\,$	Mass	Period $2\pi {\sqrt {\frac {l}{g}}}$	Latitude $\phi \,$	Pendulum day ${\frac {23h56'}{\sin \phi }}$
Paris	Panthéon	220 ft (67 m)	28 kg	16.5 sec	48°52' N	31 hours 50 minutes
Paris	Musée des Arts et Métiers^[11]		28 kg		48°52' N	31 hours 50 minutes
Besançon	Musée du Temps [fr]	13.11 m		7.3 sec	47°08' N	32 hours 43 minutes

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Province	City	Location	Length	Mass	Period
Alberta	Calgary	Telus Spark
Alberta	Edmonton	Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science, University of Alberta	23.4 m	29.7 kg	9.7 s
British Columbia	Vancouver	Hebb bldg, University of British Columbia
Manitoba	Winnipeg	University of Winnipeg
Ontario	Aurora	McLaughlin Hall, St. Andrew's College
	Guelph	Physics Department, University of Guelph^[57]
	Kingston	Stirling Hall, Queen's University
	Ottawa	Herzberg Building, Carleton University	16.7640 m	104.78 kg	8 s^[58]
	Toronto	Ontario Science Centre
Quebec	Chicoutimi	Cégep de Chicoutimi
	Montreal	Collège de Maisonneuve
	Montreal	École de technologie supérieure
	Montreal	Roger-Gaudry Pavilion, Université de Montréal	8 m	10 kg

State/province	City	Location	Length	Mass	Period
Alabama	Auburn	Auburn University
Alabama	Birmingham	Samford University
Alaska	Anchorage	University of Alaska, Consortium Library	52 ft (15.8 m)	240 lb (108.8 kg)	7.9 s
Arizona	Tempe	Arizona State University, Bateman Physical Sciences Center	70.5 ft (21.5 m)	238 lb (108 kg)	9.3 s
Arkansas	Conway	Hendrix College
California	Bakersfield	California State University Bakersfield Physics Center
	Fresno	Fresno Pacific University	41 ft (12.5 m)	235	7.1 s
	Long Beach	Sunnyside Mausoleum, Forest Lawn
	Los Angeles	Griffith Observatory	40 ft (12.2 m)	240 lb (108.8 kg)	7.01 s
	Los Angeles	Occidental College
	Modesto	Modesto Junior College Science Community Center^[60]	42 ft (12.8 m)	250 lbs	7.2 s
	Monterey	Naval Postgraduate School
	Napa	Stag's Leap Wine Cellars
	Pleasant Hill	Diablo Valley College
	Riverside	UC Riverside Physics Department
	Sacramento	California Department of Education lobby installation by artist Jud Fine^[61]
	Salinas	Hartnell College
	San Diego	San Diego Natural History Museum	12.4 m (est.)	235 lb (106.6 kg)	7 s (estimate)
	San Francisco	California Academy of Sciences	30 ft (9.14 m)	235 lb (106.6 kg)	6.1 s
	San Francisco	Calico Labs
	San Jose	Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum & Planetarium
	San Jose	The Harker School
	Santa Barbara	Museum of Natural History			Currently inoperable
	Santa Paula	Thomas Aquinas College
Colorado	Alamosa	Adams State College
	Boulder	CU Boulder, Gamow Physics Tower^[62]	128.9 ft (39.3 m)	367 lb (166 kg)	12.6 s
	Colorado Springs	UCCS, Osborne Center for Science and Engineering
	Fort Collins	Colorado State University
	Golden	Colorado School of Mines
Connecticut	Avon	Avon Old Farms School
	Greenwich	Greenwich High School
	Hartford	The Children's Museum^[63]
Florida	Avon Park	South Florida Community College
	Cocoa	Brevard Museum of History & Natural Science
	Jacksonville	Museum of Science & History
	Miami	Miami Dade Junior College
	Orlando	John Young Museum
	Orlando	University of Central Florida, Mathematical Sciences Building^[64]
	Stuart	The Elliott Museum^[65]
	Tallahassee	Florida State University
	Tampa	University of South Florida, Interdisciplinary Science Building
Georgia	Cartersville	Tellus Science Museum
Georgia	Mount Berry	Berry College
Idaho	Boise	Discovery Center of Idaho
Illinois	Batavia	Robert Rathbun Wilson Hall, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
	Chicago	Museum of Science and Industry	65 ft (20 m)	300 kg	8.98 s
	Chicago	Museum of Science and Industry (has 2)
	Rockford	Rock Valley College
	Wheaton	Wheaton College
Indiana	Indianapolis	Indiana State College
Indiana	Indianapolis	Indiana State Museum
Iowa	Des Moines	Science Center of Iowa^[66]	41 ft (12 m)	235 lb (107 kg)	7 s
Kansas	Hays	Fort Hays State University
Kansas	Wichita	Exploration Place
Kentucky	Berea	Berea College
	Danville	Centre College
	Georgetown	Georgetown College
	Highland Heights	Northern Kentucky University
	Lexington	Lexington Public Library
	Louisville	Kentucky Science Center
	Louisville	Museum of Natural History
	Louisville	University of Louisville	72 ft (22.0 m)		9.4 +/- 0.05 s
Louisiana	Shreveport	Sci-Port Discovery Center	32 ft (9.7 m)	113 kg (250 lb)
Maine	Portland	University of Southern Maine
Maryland	Annapolis	St. John's College
	Colora	West Nottingham Academy
	Frostburg	Frostburg State University
	Severna Park	Severn School
Massachusetts	Boston	Museum of Science
	Lexington	MIT Lincoln Laboratory^[67]	52 ft (15.8 m)		8.0 s
	Northampton	Smith College	43 ft (13.1 m)	235 lb (106.6 kg)	7.27 s
	Osterville	Cape Cod Academy
	Springfield	Springfield Science Museum
Michigan	Alpena	Besser Museum for Northeast Michigan^[68]
	Detroit	Detroit Science Center
	Grand Haven	Grand Haven High School
	Grand Rapids	Steelcase Corporate Development Center
	Midland	Midland Center for the Arts
Minnesota	Collegeville	St. John's University
	Minneapolis	The Blake School^[69]^[70]
	St. Paul	Macalester College
Missouri	Sullivan	Meramec Caverns			Inoperable due to insufficient mass
Montana	Billings	First Citizens Bank
Nebraska	Kearney	University of Nebraska at Kearney
Nevada	Las Vegas	Las Vegas Public Library
	Las Vegas	Lied Discovery Children's Museum
	Reno	University of Nevada, Reno, Schulich Lecture Hall
New Hampshire	Bedford	Dean Kamen's house
New Hampshire	Hanover	Dartmouth College, Sherman Fairchild Physical Sciences Center	70.1 ft	260.0 lb	9.3 s
New Jersey	Morristown	Delbarton School
New Mexico	Albuquerque	Albuquerque Academy^[71]	9 m (30 ft)	100 kg (200 lb)	6 s
New York	Bronx	Montefiore Medical Center
	Buffalo	Buffalo Museum of Science	75 ft (22.9 m)	100 lb (45 kg)	9.6 s
	Geneseo	State University of New York at Geneseo	52 ft (15.8 m)	235 lb (107 kg)	8.0 s
	Ithaca	Cornell University, Rockefeller Hall
	Manhattan	United Nations General Assembly Building at the United Nations headquarters. Since 1955, a gift from the government of The Netherlands	75 ft (22.9 m)	200 lb (91 kg)	8.5 sec.^[72]
	Mineola	Chaminade High School^[73]	30 ft (9 m)	200 lb (90 kg)	6 s
North Carolina	Fayetteville	Fayetteville State University
	Greensboro	Greensboro Science Center
	Greensboro	North Carolina A&T State University
	Winston-Salem	Kaleideum North
Ohio	Canton	William McKinley Presidential Library and Museum
	Cincinnati	Xavier University
	Cleveland	Cleveland Museum of Natural History
	Cleveland	Cleveland State University, Fenn Tower			currently inoperable
	Columbus	COSI Columbus^[74]	38.5 ft (11.7 m)		6.9 s
	Dayton	University of Dayton
	Marietta	Marietta College, Rickey Science Center
	Oxford	Miami University, Culler Hall
	Portsmouth	Shawnee State University
Oklahoma	Edmond	University of Central Oklahoma, Howell Hall
	Norman	University of Oklahoma, Nielsen Physics Building
	Oklahoma City	Science Museum Oklahoma
Oregon	Portland	Oregon Convention Center	88.5 ft (27 m)	900 lb (408 kg)	10.4 s
Pennsylvania	Cheyney	Cheyney State Museum
	Clarion, Pennsylvania	Clarion University			Currently Inoperable^[75]
	Edinboro	Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
	Indiana	Indiana University of Pennsylvania			Currently Inoperable^[76]
	Kutztown	Kutztown University
	Mechanicsburg	Messiah Village's Community Room	55 ft (16.8 m)	350 lb (159 kg)	8.2 s
	Millersville	Millersville University of Pennsylvania
	Philadelphia	Franklin Institute	85 ft (27 m)	80 kg	10 s
	Pittsburgh	Children's Museum of Pittsburgh^[77]
	Pittsburgh	Duquesne University^[78]	24 ft (7.3 m)	18 lb (8.2 kg)	5.4 s
	Shippensburg	Shippensburg State College
South Carolina	Clemson	Clemson University, Kinard Laboratory of Physics^[79]
South Dakota	Sioux Falls	Augustana University, Froiland Science Complex^[80]
Tennessee	Collegedale	Southern Adventist University, Hickman Science Center	11.8 m	88.4 kg	6.89 s
Tennessee	Nashville	Adventure Science Center
Texas	Austin	Science Engineering Comp^[70]
	Austin	University of Texas at Austin, DEV Building^[81]^[82]	40 ft (12 m)	240 lb	7 s
	College Station	Texas A&M University, George P. Mitchell Physics Building^[83]^[84]	85 ft (26 m)	235 lb	10.23 s
	College Station	Texas A&M University, Zachry Engineering Center (removed; year unknown)
	Houston	Houston Museum of Natural Science^[85]	60 ft (18 m)		8.6 s
	Odessa	Unitarian-Universalist Church^[86]
	San Antonio	Tex Hill Middle School^[87]^[88]	37.75 ft (11.51 m)	235 lb (107 kg)	6.8 s
Utah	Orem	Utah Valley University
	Provo	Brigham Young University, Eyring Science Center	47 ft (14.32 m)		7.6 s
	Salt Lake City	Clark Planetarium
Virginia	Richmond	Science Museum of Virginia
Virginia	Richmond	University of Richmond, Gottwald Science Center
Washington	Auburn	Green River College
	Ellensburg	Central Washington University	34 ft (10.5 m)		6.4 s
	Seattle	University of Washington	49.8 ft (15.1 m)		7.8 s
	Spokane	Spokane Falls Community College
	Tacoma	Harned Hall, University of Puget Sound
Washington, D.C.		Museum of History and Technology. Smithsonian Institution (1964–1998)^[89]^[90]^[91]	52 ft (16 m)	108 kg	8.0 s
Washington, D.C.		National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution (removed permanently 2008)	68.9 ft (21 m)	105 kg	9.2 s
Wisconsin	Stevens Point	University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point
Wyoming	Rock Springs	Western Wyoming Community College^[70]
	Sheridan	Sheridan College (Wyoming)^[92]^[93]
	Casper	Casper College^[94]		235 lb (107 kg)

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Europe

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Belarus

Belgium

Bulgaria

Czech Republic

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

Germany

Hungary

Iceland

Italy

Latvia

Liechtenstein

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Luxembourg

Moldova

Netherlands

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Serbia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Ukraine

United Kingdom

Africa

South Africa

Tunisia

Asia

China

India

Iran

Israel

Japan

Pakistan

Thailand

Turkey

North America

Canada

Mexico

United States

Central and South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

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Venezuela

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Australia

New Zealand

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