Largest stadium World Record
Strahov Stadium in Parague, Czech Republic, with a capacity of 240,000 spectators and for mass displays of up to 40,000 gymnasts.
Largest football stadium World Record
Maracana Municipal Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (football-ground normal capacity 205,000) largest cricket stadium Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Melbourne, Australia (capacity of over 120,000).
Largest Hockey Stadium World Record
The National Hockey Stadium Lahore, Pakistan
(With a capacity of 50,000).
Biggest sports festival World Record
The Olympic Games
Longest Table Tennis Rally World Record
Brian Seibel and Steve Seibel, 8 h 15 min 1 s.
Longest wrestling Bout World Record
Martin Klein beat Alfred Asikainen, 11 h 40 min.
Tallest fountain World Record
The fountain at fountain Hills, Arizona, USA. At full Pressure the 190 m column is formed.
Greatest waterfall World Record
The Boyoma Falls in Kisangani, conga formerly Zaire.
Highest waterfall World Record
The Salto Angel, Venezuela on a branch of River Carrao, with a total drop of 979 m.
Most famous World Record
Waterfall The Niagara waterfalls, USA-Canada.
Widest waterfall World Record
The khone falls in Loa, with a width of 10.8 km-, and a flood flow of 1, 50, 000 cusec per second.
Deepest cave World Record
Voronya cave, 2,080 m.
Largest cave system World Record
Mammoth cave.
Largest open space World Record
Sarawak chamber.
Largest delta World Record
The delta created by the Ganga Ganges and Brahmputra rivers in Bangladesh and west. Bengal in India It covers, about 7,045,000 sq. km.
Largest river basin World Record
The basin that drained the amazon river. R covers, about 7,045,000 sq. km.
Largest desert World Record
The Sahara in northern Africa, area 9,269,000 sq. km.
Larges Lake World Record
The Caspian Sea in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Russia and Iran (1225 km. long) total area 371,800 sq. km.
Largest freshwater Lake World Record
Lake superior, USA-Canada total area 82,350 sq. km.
Largest freshwater Lake World Record
(By volume) Lake Baikal in central Siberia, Russia, with an estimated volume of 23,000 cubic km.
Largest salt water Lake World Record
The Caspian Sea in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Russia and Iran total area 371,800 sq. m.
Deepest Lake World Record
Lake Baikal in central Siberia, Russia with a (depth 637 m.)
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