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When you think about US emblematic statues, what comes to my mind? The statue of liberty, certainly. The Lincoln Memorial, of course. Probably climb Rushmore and Christ of Ozarks. But these are exactly the most famous examples of the carved tributes of our nation. The United States is a great place and contains a lot of statues, and all will not end up in our history books and tourist guides. Not because they were not created by people with passion and artistic and devotion to their subjects. But because they are just horrible to watch.

Each state of our country has at least one terrible statue that they are (or should be) embarrassed. We took the time to compile them right away here, then read and enjoy. And for more examples of really unsightly aesthetics, here is the30 The most ugly sports uniforms all designed.

Yes, it's a woman of 13 feet holding a giant bug on her head.

Forty-two feet tall and an amazing 900 pounds, it is the biggest statue of Santa Claus in the world. Looking for more amusing trivia? here is30 Celebrity names you are badly pronounced.

The lifting-composer-interpreter of the end of the Eagles was celebrated with this statue of whatGlenn Frey One could look like if it was unemployed and homeless and just go out in the street in Winslow, Arizona.

Alma is the "spinach capital of the world self-declared, so we assume that this makes sense why they have this gigantic Bronze Popeye, standing in a fountain and holding a bobbin of spinach. For more fun facts about our country, here is the50 most difficult celebrations in America.

It is supposed to be a statue of an Aztec god, a "feathered snake" that represents self-thinking and reflection. But we all know what hereally looks like. Hey, ma'am, you have to look after your dog!

If there is one thing you want to see while flying from the Denver International Airport, it is a 32-foot fiberglass horses statue with eyes that seem outright demoniacs. There is a reason why this horse has received the nickname "BlueCifer". Oh, and speaking of Denver: Did you know it's also one ofThe 100 drunken cities in America?

A tribute to the very first turkey "forgiven" by the PresidentAbraham Lincoln In 1863. Immediately after, poor Turkey was plunged into gold, apparently.

Located outside the Apex Medical Center, it's the perfect thing to put an at ease patient. Because who does not feel a little better before an annual balance sheet if he thinks their doctor could suffer from gigantism?

We had never suggested that this millions of dollars sculpture to have something like a dystopian future where plants became carnivorous creatures in a kind ofSmall horror shop nightmare. It's just .... ridiculous.

Which child did not shout at his parents 'at his parents', can wePleeeeease Take a trip on the road to see the statues commemorating the mass murder of circus monkeys flared at the beginning of the 20th century? "

The poor king never rested worse. For more good trivia, here is30 words that will sound you instantly more intelligently.

Does this statue seemed more attractive if we mentioned that you can sleep? No? Did not think so.

The late Chicago Cubs Annan is still located outside Wrigley Field in Chicago. Well, "stands" could be the wrong word, likeHarry Caray's The legs of this statue seem to blend in a pool of disembodied heads.

Creepy!

Yes, they are two bright Hulking hands of the earth brandishing pipe keys.

Achison is more widely known as Amelia Earhart's birthplace. But it is also the birthplace of a man named "Safy" who lost his audience and his legs at a young age at the end of the 19th century. He refused to wear prosthetic legs, and rather attached boots to his strains - an immortalized decision here for eternity.

No, you do not stumble. There is indeed a pink fiberglass elephant keeping a gas station from US 41.

Hey, the guy was bigger than life.

A 15-foot height worker with huge forearm, an impressive beer belly and a "stache straight out of Stag 70S movie.

Not quite sure of what we are looking at here, but it looks like a guy who drowns fast. So, uh ... Welcome to Maryland, we guess?

Sorry if we are the first to point it, but these 9-ton granite legs of Mayflower military commander, uh ... How can we gently put it? They are missing a torso. And the arms. And a head.

Finally, a roast statue of the folklore lumberjack that seems to discern: "Do you even lift my brother?"

If you want to remind visitors that you are the capital of the World Walleye, you may erect a statue that does not make your local fish looks like a cross between theJaws Shark and a Piranha mingled blood.

It's like someone looked at these spectacularly Camky Godzilla filings from the 60s and thought, "we could do worse!"

Here is a useful suggestion: if you create a brass statue of the jazz legendCharlie Parker And you let the saxophone out, you may not have it in an invisible instrument. It just looks like a scary guy.

You will not forget the coldest place in the nation.

It is a bronze statue of the life of the life ofBOYARDEE chief, the man who gave the canned pasta whiten in the world. We do not have a joke here. It is a Boyarde chief statue that someone has done and continues to exist. It is the world in which we live.

Too many questions.

She does not clearly know that it's 2017.

The preferred anthropomorphic legume of each dressed in an oligarch.

Nevertheless, Betcha can not eat one!

This statue commemorates a naval battle of 1862, which apparently involved entirely naked sailors.

This bronze sculpture, standing at 15 feet, is a tribute to the counterpart of the city, the English queen who inspired the English settlers to name their colonization after her. If the city wants us to know nothing elseQueen CharlotteIt was she knew how to take a punch at the stomach.

Oh cool, it's not going to hang on us in our nightmares for the rest of our lives. Thank you for the horrible visual image, North Dakota!

Tribute toMartin Luther King Jr.,worth having, of course.But of all the great monuments of the Leader of Civil Rights, this one with four casual heads strikes us as a little ... strange.

We do not even know where to start.

As if we needed more evidence than everyone in Portland is slightly bonkers, here is a sculpture of 11 feet of a bronze salmon swimming through a building.

If there is one thing that will change the spirits of the Millennials on the music of their grandparents, it's a statue of aPerry como Singing "digute later (a hubba-hubba-hubba)."

This bikini-wearing Sput, officially called "Sunbakaked 1966", is a large six feet and enjoys many visitors to the local area.

This bronze tribute of 12 feet to the revolutionary warGeneral Francis Marion And his horse, bullet, tells everything you need to know about the 18th century war. The horses wereSo not in it!

Sorry if we are the ones of you break, corn palace owners, but "Cornelius", the happy ear of the corn you have chosen as a mascot, will not become Mickey's mouse for a new generation. But congratulations for trying!

If you hope that the Confederate army remembers something that trainers belonging to slaves, this crazy-eyed statue is probably not the way forward.

"Monster Maria", a Styromousse Statue of Taco Xpress ownerMaria Corbala, should not be as well-liked a benchmark, but that's what it is nevertheless. When his 8 feet arms were cut by vandals a short time ago, it was treated as a national tragedy until the members are recovered and recovered. Accept it as your personal Lord and your Savior, and everything will be forgiven.

What is that? Oh, just the head of the Founder of Mormonism on an Egyptian sphinx. No big problem.

Fun: They say that this war memorial of the 20s has a unique acoustics, where you can whisper behind the statue and that the sound will reverberate through the Plaza.

It's like prehistoric stone in England, but it's made of ... sorry, sorry, sorry, no, we can not do that. Seriously,polystyrene?

We can not imagine a better tribute to the guy who may not really discovered North America that a futuristic Gaunt cyborg looking for an ocean at the other end of the continent he can have first easily.

A 12-foot stainless steel tribute to a creature that so-called terrorized residents in the mid-1960s.

So-called it's a horse. Your assumption is as good as ours.

The favorite game of each, immortalized. Have you appreciated all this American art and history? Check more withThe 28 most lasting myths of American history.

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