Results: Oddest Landmarks in Every State (Part Seven)

New Mexico - The world's largest pistachio nut stands at 30 feet tall in Alamogordo, New Mexico. It sits outside PistachioLand, an 111-acre pistachio vineyard home to more than 12,000 pistachio trees. The sculpture was erected in 2008 to honor PistachioLand's founder, Thomas McGuinn. Have you ever visited PistachioLand?

New York - In 1987, the city of Penn Yan laid claim to cooking the largest pancake in the world, weighing in at more than 4,000 pounds. To create this 1.7-million-calorie pancake coated with 15 gallons of syrup required an equally large pancake griddle, which visitors can see today displayed on the side of the Birkett Mills building. Have you ever visited this griddle?

North Carolina - In High Point, North Carolina, a 32-foot-tall chest of drawers is located right off the side of the road. Built in 1926, it was intended to mark High Point as the furniture capital of the world, with two socks hanging out of the middle drawer to honor the town's hosiery industry. Have you seen this chest in person?

North Dakota - Did you know the buffalo is the first national mammal of the United States? Here's your chance to grab a selfie with a 26-foot-tall, 60-ton concrete buffalo, which happens to be the World's Largest Buffalo Monument, in Jamestown. Constructed in 1959, the statue is named "Dakota Thunder" and is just a short walk from the National Buffalo Museum. Have you ever visited this concrete buffalo?

Ohio - Newark, Ohio, is home to the only basket-shaped building in America. The seven-story building was created in 1997 as the headquarters for The Longaberger Company and was designed as a replica of the manufacturer's popular picnic basket. Just the basket handles alone weigh a massive 150 tons. Have you ever seen this building in person?