Pyramids by Country 2025

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5 Countries with the Most Pyramids

Country
# of Pyramids
Era Constructed
Notable Pyramids
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United States35+ModernHenry Bergh Pyramid Mausoleum | Bradbury Mausoleum | Leslie C. Brand | William Harry Brown Pyramid | Marcus Brown Pyramid | Brunswig Mausoleum | Nicolas Cage's Future Tomb | Confederate Memorial Pyramid | Dorn Pyramid | Gardel Memorial | Lewis Grigsby Crypt | John Gunckel Monument | Schoenhofen Mausoleum | Gwin Mausoleum | Harms Family Mausoleum | Mark Howard Pyramid | George W. P. Hunt | A.R.S. Hunter Pyramid | Pyramid tomb of Major E.C Lewis | Longstreet Mausoleum | C.O.G. Miller Pyramid Mausoleum | Mongin Family | Charles Debrille Poston | Rucker Family Tomb | Sahlberg Pyramid | Schoenhofen Pyramid Mausoleum | Shatto family | Dr. Ira Smith's Pyramid | Wm. Smith's Pyramid | Van Ness/Parsons Mausoleum | Van Ness and Parsons | Joel Parker Whitney | Transamerica Pyramid | Luxor Las Vegas Pyramid | Memphis Pyramid | Walter PyramidAlthough numerous, the pyramids of the US are invariably small-scale burial mausoleums, built for wealthy patrons mostly between 1890-1920 (with the notable exception of actor Nicolas Cage's future tomb, constructed in the 2010s).
Sudan255+AncientPyramids of MeroëKnown as the Nubian Pyramids, Sudan's pyramids are smaller, newer, and more numerous than the Egyptian pyramids that inspired them. The cemeteries at Meroë alone are said to contain as many as 147 pyramids.
Mexico20+AncientPyramid B (Tula) | The Temple of the Murals | The Great Pyramid | El Castillo | The Great Pyramid of Cholula | The Nohoch Mul Pyramid | La Iglesia | Crossroads Temple | Temple 1 | Pyramid of the Niches | The Great Pyramid | Conjunto 14 | Temple of the Cross | Temple of Inscriptions | Templo Mayor | Pyramid of the Sun | Pyramid of the Moon | Pyramid of the Magician | La Gran Piramide | Temple of the Feather Serpent | The Pyramid of Flowers | The Spiral Building (Xochitecatl) | 5 yacata Pyramids (Tzintzuntzan)Pyramids in Mexico were constructed by multiple civilizations, including the Mayans, Aztecs, and Toltecs. The total number of known pyramids in Mexico frequently rises, as new search techniques uncover new ruins, often hidden under deep vegetation. Many sources maintain that Mexico has more pyramids than Egypt.
Egypt118+AncientPyramid of Djoser | Buried Pyramid | Layer Pyramid | Pyramid of Meidum | Beny Pyramid | Red Pyramid | The Great Pyramid of Giza | Pyramid of Djedefre | Northern Pyramid of Zawyet el'Aryan (unfinished) | Pyramid of Khafre | Pyramid of Menkaure | Pyramid of Userkaf | Pyramid of Sahure | Pyramid of Neferirkare | Pyramid of Neferefre | Pyramid of North Abusir (unfinished) | Pyramid of Nyuserre | Headless Pyramid | Pyramid of Djedkare-Isesi | Pyramid of Unas | Pyramid of Teti | Pyramid of Pepi I | Pyramid of Merenre | Pyramid of Pepi II | Pyramid of Ibi | Pyramid of Khui | Pyramid of Merikare | Pyramid of Amenemhet I | Pyramid of Senusret I | White Pyramid | Pyramid of Senusret II | Pyramid of Senusret III | Pyramid of Amenemhat III | Pyramid of Hawara | Southern Mazghuna Pyramid | Northern Mazghuna Pyramid | Pyramid of Ameny Qemau | Pyramid of Khendjer | Southern South Saqqara Pyramid | Tomb S9 | Tomb S10 | Pyramid of AhmoseThe precise number of pyramids of any size in Egypt is slighlty debatable, as some pyramids were left unfinished and many others have either deteriorated, been plundered, or been repurposed (stones were often removed to build new structures) to the point that their original pyramidal structure can be speculated, but not confirmed.
Belize10+AncientCaana | Temple of the Wooden Lintel | High Temple | Jaguar Temple | Mask Temple | El Castillo |Most pyramids in Belize and other mesoamerican locations are step pyramids, which have terraced sides and a flat top, rather than smooth-sided true pyramids.
United Kingdom1ModernThe ShardThe Shard is a pyramid-shaped 72-story skyscraper located in London, England and completed in 2013.
North Korea1ModernRyugyong HotelThe yet-unifinished (as of 2023) Ryugyong Hotel features a central column and large, triangular vanes that give the building a triangular/pyramidal shape.
Guatemala08+AncientLD-49 (Dos Pilas) | La Danta | El Tigre | Tikal Temple IV
Ireland08+ModernPyramid in the Neale | Howard Mausoleum | Kinnitty Pyramid | The Pyramid of Dublin | The Pyramids Pyramid Monument | Swifte Family Pyramid | Pyramid in Merrion Square | Boora PyramidIreland's pyramids are all small-scale, comparatively modern constructions, the eldest of which was erected in 1760. They typically serve as burial mausoleums.
Honduras03+AncientCopán | Structure 1 (El Puente) | Estructure 101 (Yarumela)
El Salvador02+AncientThe Bell of San Andres | Tazumal
China01+AncientMount Li/Mausoleum of the First Qin EmperorThe mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of the Qin dynasty, is a broad, flat-topped pyramid said to have been 76 meters high when intact.
France01+ModernLouvre PyramidThe centerpiece of the exterior of Paris' famed art museum, the Louvre, is a glass pyramid nearly 21 meters high.
  • Pyramids listed include not only massive ancient true pyramids such as the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, but also smaller-scale pyramids such as the Pyramids of Meroë in Sudan and mesoamerican step pyramids such as Guatemala’s Mayan Pyramids of Tikal.
  • Also included are many modern pyramids, which are much smaller in scale (often only a few meters high) and tend to function as grave markers/mausoleums or art installations, as well as notable pyramidal buildings such as the Luxor hotel in Las Vegas and the Shard in London.
  • The table does not include climbing pyramids constructed in children’s playgrounds or simulated pyramids such as might be constructed on a miniature golf course.