"Everything is bigger in Texas" isn't just a saying. Almost all of the following 10 things are the world's largest in their respective category, and one look will have you awestruck. From 26-foot tall cowboy boots to cinnamon rolls the size of your head, these gigantic items can only be found right here in the Lone Star State. Continue reading to learn more about the world's largest, biggest things in Texas.

1. Big Bertha (Austin)

Our list of the world's largest items in Texas starts in Austin. At 10 feet tall, 8 feet around, and weighing more than 500 pounds, Big Bertha is the largest bass drum in the world. Named after the famous German howitzer, this monolith is sounded after touchdowns during varsity football games. Curious to explore more oddities while in Austin? Check out our quirky roadside attractions in Austin road trip.

2. Dalmatian Hydrant (Beaumont)

Donated by Walt Disney for the re-release of 101 Dalmatians in 1999, this hydrant weighs an impressive 4,500 pounds and can blast 1,500 gallons of water per minute. It's the world's largest working fire hydrant! Learn more about what makes this one of the most unique tourist attractions in Texas.

3. Paisano Pete (Fort Stockton)

Fort Stockton's official mascot, this handsome critter measures in at 11 feet tall and 22 feet long. He was the world's largest roadrunner until a statue in Las Cruces, New Mexico claimed that title, but that hasn't stopped him from strutting his stuff for all the tourists who stop by for photographs. Paisano Pete is undoubtedly one of the most unique roadside attractions in Texas.

4. Kettle House (Galveston)

Tea kettles are typically found on stovetops, but this one is sitting on Galveston's Miramar Drive. A well-known town curiosity for years, the unique abode has recently been remodeled. Learn more about how you can visit the Kettle House in Texas.

5. Water Tower (Oatmeal)

Standing at a whopping 20 feet tall, this giant container of oatmeal isn't what it seems — it's actually a water tower! People flock to this tiny unincorporated community from all over Texas on Labor Day to partake in the annual Oatmeal Festival.

6. Cowboy Boots (San Antonio)

Another world's largest item, these giant boots were definitely not made for walking. They're 40 feet tall and located just outside of North Star Mall. You can't miss them!

7. Rocking Chair (Lipan)

Located outside Texas Hill Country Furniture and Mercantile is the world's largest cedar rocking chair. It's nearly 26 feet tall, so good luck taking a seat! It's no mystery why this is considered one of the most unusual attractions in Texas.

8. Shrimp (Galveston)

Befitting to the coastal community, several statues of crustaceans can be found along the seawall. This giant shrimp, as well as a rooftop crab, are located at Gaido's alone. Learn more about planning your trip to the iconic Gaido's Seafood Restaurant.

9. Big Tex (Dallas)

Our unofficial mascot, this enormous cowboy serves as a gatekeeper of the State Fair of Texas. Learn more about what makes the State Fair of Texas such an iconic event.

10. Cinnamon Roll (San Antonio)

It wouldn't be Texas without including at least one food item, and nothing is more appropriate than a massive cinnamon roll from Lulu's. It weighs 3 pounds, is the size of your head, and satisfies only the most Texas-sized appetites. Learn more about these iconic cinnamon rolls in Texas.

Have you ever driven past any of the world's biggest things in Texas? What other massive items in Texas should've made the list?

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