|Name|Year built|Country|Town|Height|Remarks|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Glacial Aerial Tramway Kaprun III|1966|Austria|Kaprun|113.6 m|The tallest pylon is on the third section|
|Mississippi Aerial River Transit|1984|USA|New Orleans|109 m|The tallest pylon on a gondola lift; on 87 m pile foundations; demolished 1994|
|Torre Jaume I|1931|Spain|Barcelona|107 m|Intermediate stop of the harbour aerial tramway, also observation tower|
|Gant Hohtaelli aerial tramway||Switzerland|Zermatt|94 m|One pylon|
|London Emirates Air Line|Early 2012|UK|London|88 m|North Main Tower. River Thames aerial crossing between Greenwich Peninsular and Royal Docks|
|Singapore cable car|1972|Singapore|Singapore|88 m|Pylon I|
|Eibsee Aerial Tramway|1962|Germany|Garmisch-Partenkirchen|85 m|Pylon II|
|Nizhny Novgorod Volga Aerial Tramway, Tower 4 & 5|2012|Russia|Nizhny Novgorod|82 m||
|Mittersill goods aerial tramway|194?|Austria|Mittersill|80 m|Two pylons for a tramway that never went in service and was demolished in the 1950s. One of the pylons was built of timber, the other of steel.|
|Singapore cable car|1972|Singapore|Singapore|80 m|Pylon II|
|3S Aerial Tramway|2004|Austria|Kitzbühel|80 m|One pylon|
|Torre Sant Sebastia|1931|Spain|Barcelona|78 m|Terminal of harbour aerial tramway|
|Roosevelt Island Tramway|1976|USA|New York City|76 m|Central pylon of commuter tramway|
|Wendelstein Aerial Tramway|1970|Germany|Bayerischzell-Osterhofen|75 m||
|Vinpearl Cable Car|2007|Vietnam|Nha Trang|75 m|7 pylons standing in the sea. Total height from sea bed is 115 m|
|Sandia Peak Tramway|1965|USA|Albuquerque|70.7 m|Pylon 1, inclined at an angle of 18 degrees|
|Eibsee Aerial Tramway|1962|Germany|Garmisch-Partenkirchen|65 m|Pylon I|

Question: how many pylons are in austria?
Answer: 3