Fiction · Star Wars · Return of the Jedi (1983)
How long is a executor?
The Executor’s Super Star Destroyer reference is 19,000 meters long, or 19 kilometers. That is nearly twelve of the catalog’s 1,600-meter Imperial Star Destroyers placed end to end.
19000 m
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- Published fictional overall length · Super Star Destroyer
- Subject or version
- Star Wars · Return of the Jedi (1983)
- In feet, rounded
- 62,336 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
Lucasfilm’s Super Star Destroyer Databank entry specifies a 19,000-meter length and identifies the Executor through its Return of the Jedi material. This comparison uses that published fictional value, with the vessel’s long axis kept horizontal.
Its low silhouette can disguise the magnitude of that length when the ship is viewed on its own. Put an Imperial Star Destroyer beside it and fit the scene to compare both at one scale. Hull texture and component sizes are interpretive, so the artwork should not be treated as a technical blueprint.
Quick facts
The Executor is represented by the Databank’s 19,000-meter Super Star Destroyer length. Its long hull stretches across the horizontal comparison; its command tower is not 19 kilometers tall.
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Sources and measurement notes
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