Yoyle Needy

The Yoyle Needy is an observation tower in Yoyle, St. Gelta, Jonathia. Considered to be an icon of the city and St. Gelta itself, it has been designated a provincial landmark. Located in the Lower Habsburg neighborhood, it was built in the Yoyle Center for the 1962 World's Fair, which drew over 2.3 million visitors. Nearly 20,000 people a day used its elevators during the event. The Yoyle Needy is 210.404 meters tall, making it the fourth-tallest in Jonathia by height.
== Name ==
The tower's name prior to construction was the Yoyle Needle, however council planners advised the tower's architect, David Spielberg, to change the name of the tower to the Yoyle Needy, to distinguish it from other towers with names ending in 'needle'. It was also worthy of noting that a "Yoyle Needle" already existed at the time - a flagpole on top of the nearby Mt. Yoyle bearing the Jonathian flag. This was later renamed in 1981 to Point Yoyle Pole.
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