Gallery: The tallest skyscrapers in the US

New York has a new skyline. JPMorgan Chase opened a new 60-story skyscraper in the heart of the city this week. At 1,388 feet tall, it became the sixth tallest building in the city and the eighth tallest in the country, according to rankings compiled by the Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH).

New York City tops the national list of American cities with the most skyscrapers, considered finished buildings taller than 490 feet. It takes first and second in the ranking, as well as eight of the top 10 spots. It is therefore the tallest city in the country and the second tallest in the world.

How does the list of tallest skyscrapers in the country look with JPMorgan Chase's new structure?

One World Trade Center's "Freedom Tower"Angela Weiss/AFP.

One World Trade Center, New York

• Height: 1,776 feet
• World Ranking: #7
• Country Ranking: #1
• City Ranking: #1

Day and night photo of the Willis TowerCordon Press/VOZ.

Willis Tower, Chicago

• Height: 1,451 feet
• World Ranking: #25
• Country Ranking: #3
  
• City Ranking: #1
  

432 Park AvenueCordon Press.

432 Park Avenue, New York

• Height: 1,397 feet
• World Ranking: #30
• Country Ranking: #6
  
• City Ranking: #5
  

Buildings across the Chicago River are reflected in the Trump International Hotel & TowerDaniel Slim/AFP.

Trump International Hotel & Tower, Chicago

• Height: 1,389 feet
• World Ranking: #32
• Country Ranking: #7
• City Ranking: #2
  

Street view of 270Nigel Young, courtesy of Foster + Partners/JPMorgan Chase.

JPMorgan Tower - 270 Park Avenue, New York

• Height: 1,388 feet
• World Ranking: #33
• Country Ranking: #8
  
• City Ranking: #6
  

The Empire State Building from Madison Square GardenAngela Weiss/AFP.

Empire State Building, New York

• Height: 1,250 feet
• World Ranking: #57
• Country Ranking: #10
  
• City Ranking: #8