Determining the "newest" wonder of the world requires clarification on which list of wonders we're referencing. The provided document lists several structures considered wonders of the world, but doesn't specify a creation date or ranking among them. Therefore, it's impossible to definitively state the "newest" wonder from that list.
However, let's assume the question refers to the New7Wonders of the World, an initiative from 2007 to create a modern list.
The listed sites and their locations from the provided document that also appear on the New7Wonders list are:
- Great Wall of China — Northern China
- Machu Picchu — Peru
- Chichén Itzá — Yucatán, Mexico
- Petra — Southwest Jordan
- Christ the Redeemer — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Colosseum — Rome, Italy
- Taj Mahal — Agra, India
Because the document does not contain information on construction dates or any criteria to judge which is newest, it's impossible to determine the newest Wonder of the World based on this document alone. The New7Wonders list itself doesn't rank them by age, but rather celebrates them all equally. To find the "newest" in terms of construction completion from that set, one would need to research the completion dates of each of these landmarks independently.
