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- Elvis Presley. Michael Jackson was the King of Pop, but Elvis Presley was simply “the King”. Born in Mississippi, Presley’s twenty-four studio albums, released between 1956 and 1977, received critical acclaim, and he remains a cultural icon in the United States to this day.
- History of Poland (1945–89) Poland, like all countries, has an incredibly long history full of twists and turns. And, like many countries’ history articles, Poland’s is split into several parts.
- Manhattan Project. One of the most famous research and development projects of all time, the Manhattan Project played a key role in the Second World War.
- Military history of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico‘s military history is a topic well-documented on Wikipedia, primarily by prolific editor “Tony the Marine” (whom we profiled on this very blog in 2013).
For featured articles ordered by prose length (not wikitext), see Wikipedia:Database reports/Featured articles by size. For an up to date list see . Articles in Category:Featured articles sorted by page length (in bytes); data as of Tuesday, April 5th, 2022.
- Elvis Presley. Unsurprisingly, such a universally-known icon as Elvis easily took the number one spot. Elvis Presley meets Richard Nixon in December 1970.
- History of Poland (1945-1989) The story of Poland from the end of WWII to the fall of the Iron Curtain is a long and complex one, so it's unsurprising that it has such a mammoth Wikipedia page.
- The Manhattan Project. At 17,215 words, the article on America's development of the atomic bomb is incredibly complex, covering not only the science behind the weapon, but also the history of its deployment and its cultural impact.
- The Military History of Puerto Rico. Niche articles about international military history are often neglected on Wikipedia, but the 16,729-word story of Puerto Rico's armed forces is one of the best articles on the site.
Mar 16, 2016 · Among the top-50 longest articles on the English language version Wikipedia, you’ll find lists of comets, Amtrak stations, shipwrecks, fictional astronauts, and cult films. There is a timeline...
Nov 10, 2010 · Here are the top 20 longest Wikipedia pages as of November 10, 2010. You can bet this will be completely different in another six months:
