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Several unusually large cuckoo clocks have been built and installed in different cities of the world with the aim of attracting visitors, as part of publicity of a cuckoo clock shop, or to serve as a landmark for the community and town.

Some have been awarded with the title of "World's Largest Cuckoo Clock" by the Guinness World Records.

• Eduardo Castex, inaugurated in 1977.^[1]
• La Cumbrecita, 2011.
• La Falda, 1963.^[2]
• Villa Carlos Paz, 1958.^[3]

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  Villa Carlos Paz
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  La Falda

• Gramado

• Pembridge, Herefordshire, 2013.^[4]

Black Forest:

• Höllsteig (Breitnau), 1994.
• Niederwasser (Hornberg), 1995, cuckoo and quail clock.^[5]
• Schonach, 1980.^[6]
• Schonachbach (Triberg), 1994.^[7]
• Titisee-Neustadt
• Villingen-Schwenningen, 2021.^[8]

Other parts of Germany:

• Gernrode, 1997.^[9]
• Sankt Goar, world's largest free-hanging cuckoo clock.
• Wiesbaden, 1946.^[10]

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  Höllsteig (Breitnau)
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  Cuckoo and quail clock, Niederwasser (Hornberg)
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  Schonach. Completed in 1980, it is the first world's largest cuckoo clock. In 1984 made it into the Guinness Book of Records.^[11]
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  Schonachbach (Triberg). Completed in 1994, it is the world's largest cuckoo clock, a distinction it has held since 1997, when entered the Guinness Book of Records.^[12]
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  Titisee-Neustadt
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  Gernrode
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  Sankt Goar
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  Wiesbaden

• Canazei, 2008, with carillon.^[13]

• Penza, 1974.^[14]

• Sugarcreek, Ohio, 1972, at the intersection of Main and Broadway Street. It is over 23 feet tall and 24 feet wide.^{[citation needed]}
• Douglasville, Georgia, 1986 (indoor). This clock was commissioned by Jerry Champion, owner of Champ's Clock Shop, in 1986. The manufacturer was Dold Exquisit and they had a retail location in Triberg Germany. Over 13 feet tall, it was made in the Black Forest and handcarved by Alfons Dold from German Black Forest trees.^{[citation needed]}