# List of walls

See List of fortifications for a list of notable fortified structures. For city walls in particular, see List of cities with defensive walls.

## Pre-modern fortifications
### Africa

* Fossatum Africae
* Sungbo's Eredo, built during 800–1000 AD in Ijebu Ode in Ogun State, southwest Nigeria

### Americas

* Great Wall of Tlaxcala, mentioned in the history of Bernal Díaz del Castillo
* Walls of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

### Asia

* Great Wall of China, China – part of UNESCO site 438. This is mostly used to refer to the Ming Great Wall, built from 1368 to 1644, measures 8,850 km long.
* Great Wall of Qi, the oldest of the Chinese Great Walls.
* Great Wall of Yan (state)
* Great Wall of Zhongshan (state)
* Great Wall of Zhao (state)
* Great Wall of Qin dynasty
* Great Wall of Han dynasty (206 BC–220 AD), the longest Great Wall in history.
* Great Wall of Northern Wei dynasty
* Great Wall of Northern Qi dynasty
* Great Wall of the Jurchen Jin Dynasty (1115–1234), built to defend against northern nomadic tribes, once spanning over 2,500 kilometers long.
* Great Wall of Western Xia
* Great Wall of the Khitan Liao dynasty
* Ranikot Fort, Also called 'The Great Wall of Pakistan', second largest wall of South Asia after Kumbhalgarh fort in India
* Cheolli Jangseong, North Korea and China
* Great Wall of Gorgan in Iran, (World's second longest wall)
* Long Wall of Quảng Ngãi in Quảng Ngãi, Vietnam.
* Kumbhalgarh, in Rajasthan, India

### Europe

* Walls of Constantinople in Turkey
* Anastasian Wall in Turkey
* Antonine Wall in Scotland, United Kingdom – part of UNESCO site 430
* Aurelian Walls of Rome
* Walls of Ston in Croatia
* Danevirke, Germany
* Roman limes in Upper Germania, Lower Germania and Rhaetia, Germany – part of UNESCO site 430
* Hadrian's Wall in England – part of UNESCO site 430
* Long Wall (Thracian Chersonese)
* Offa's Dyke between Mercia (England) and Powys (Wales)
* Serpent's Wall, the ancient walls in Ukraine
* Wall of Severus, between Roman Britain and [not recorded]
* Silesia Walls, Poland
* Trajan's Wall, in Dobruja, Romania
* Athanaric's Wall, Romania
* Wat's Dyke parallel, for part of the distance, to Offa's Dyke, England:Wales.

## Modern defensive walls or border barriers

* Atlantic Wall in Nazi-occupied France
* Berlin Wall in Berlin separating West Berlin from East Germany 1961–1989 (in concrete: 1975–1989)
* Inland Customs Line 2,500 miles (4,000 km) built 1843 onward in British India
* India–Pakistan barrier
* Bangladesh–India border
* Sections of the Israeli West Bank barrier, West Bank
* Sections of the Blue Line between Lebanon and Israel
* Belfast Peace Lines in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
* Korean Wall (alleged by DPRK), Korean Demilitarized Zone
* Ceuta border fence, in Ceuta, Autonomous city of Spain
* Melilla border fence in Melilla, Autonomous city of Spain
* US-Mexico Border
* Frontier Closed Area along Hong Kong-China border
* Hungary-Serbia Barrier
* Turkey-Syria Barrier
* Turkey-Iran Barrier
* Slovenian border Barrier
* Pakistan–Afghanistan barrier
* Myanmar-Bangladesh Border Fence
* India–Myanmar Barrier
* Moroccan Western Sahara Wall, in Western Sahara
* Poland–Belarus barrier

## Memorial walls

* Communards' Wall in the Père Lachaise Cemetery, in Paris, France
* Democracy Wall, in Beijing (1978–1979)
* Lennon Wall in Prague
* Vietnam Veterans Memorial, often called the Wall, in Washington, D.C.
* Pine Grove Cemetery, second-longest contiguous stone wall in the world, in Lynn, Massachusetts
* Lennon Wall in Hong Kong

## Walls in contemporary art and sports

* Die Gelbe Wand, Westfalenstadion in Dortmund
* Green Monster, Fenway Park, Boston
* Tsoi Wall in Arbat Street, Moscow
* The Wall in SoHo, New York City
* The Wall In Concert (theatrical) – While based on a figment of a main character's imagination, the concerts in the tour for the Pink Floyd album The Wall featured a real wall of giant cardboard bricks between the band and the audience which was constructed, completed, spoliated and finally destroyed during the course of each show.