9/11 By The Numbers

One day. Thousands of lives.

A legacy that continues across generations.

September 11, 2001

2,977

People killed in the attacks

(excluding hijackers)

6,000+

Injured

90+

Nations represented

2,606Ground Zero
40Flight 93
125Pentagon

First Responders Lost

343 FDNY Firefighters | 60 Police Officers | 8 Paramedics/EMT

The Response

10,000+

First responders

on site within hours

400,000+

Tons of debris

removed from Ground Zero

20,000+

Individuals reporting

9/11-related illnesses

9

Months to complete

WTC cleanup

Rebuilding & Remembrance

World Trade Center

New York City, NY

16acres redeveloped for memorial & museum
1,776feet tall - Freedom Tower height
2reflecting pools (1 acre each)
~3,000names inscribed on memorial

Pentagon Memorial

Arlington, VA

2acres of memorial park
184lives honored (125 inside + 59 aboard)
184name-etched memorial benches
85Crape Myrtles around memorial units

Flight 93 National Memorial

Shanksville, PA

~2,200acres of National Park land
93feet tall - Tower of Voices
40wind chimes (one per passenger/crew)
40names on Wall of Names

Legacy & Commemoration

1,200+

Memorials worldwide

14

States require 9/11 education

1,500+

Miles of trail

connecting NYC, Shanksville, Arlington

Stories Behind The Numbers

FDNY Deaths From 9/11-Related Illnesses Reach 343
9/11-Related Illness
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FDNY Deaths From 9/11-Related Illnesses Reach 343

More than 20 years after September 11, 2001, the FDNY has now lost 343 members to illnesses linked to their rescue and recovery work at the World Trade Center, the same number of firefighters lost at Ground Zero in their first-responding efforts.

Never Forget

These numbers represent lives lost, heroes who responded, and a nation that came together. Walk, ride, or run the trail to honor their memory.