How tall was the Saturn V rocket used for Apollo Moon missions?

The Saturn V rocket used for Apollo Moon missions stood 110.6 metres tall.

Designed by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center and built by contractors led by Boeing, North American Aviation, and Douglas, Saturn V was a three-stage heavy-lift launch vehicle. Its size allowed it to send the Apollo command module, service module, lunar module, and the necessary hardware toward the Moon.

Saturn V's height is often compared with familiar buildings. It was taller than the Statue of Liberty and nearly as high as a 36-storey building, although published dimensions can vary slightly depending on whether particular spacecraft components are included. The rocket's total launch mass was about 2,900 tonnes.

Between 1967 and 1973, Saturn V flew 13 times and never failed catastrophically. Apollo 11 was its first crewed lunar mission, while Skylab 1 was its final launch. The rocket's scale remains one of the defining engineering features of the Apollo program.