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Italy, Texas: World's Largest Caterpillar

The l-o-n-g caterpillar is actually a series of prefab Quonset huts joined together in a line.

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Caterpillar bulding.

World's Largest Caterpillar

Biggest I've ever seen -- 60 ft. wide, 350 ft. long, 22 ft. tall. Right on I-35, 45 miles south of Dallas, TX, exactly at Italy, , mile marker 386. Is seven domes merged together, formed by sprayed concrete over a balloon -- the national home of Monolithic Dome Industries.

[Tom Rose, 07/03/1999]

Behind the caterpillar are sample house spray concrete constructions. Photo added Dec. 2005.

World's Largest Caterpillar

Address:
Kinfolk Rd, Italy, TX
Directions:
Along northbound I-35, on right at mile marker 387.
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