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An image of a castle is shown. The measurements given represent the stone part of the castle. The height of the tower on the right is 80 feet. The diameter of this tower is 20 feet. The building attached to the tower has a length of 200 feet, width of 40 feet, and height of 60 feet.

First, determine which shapes best model these two sections of the castle. Then, determine the approximate surface area of the stone part of the castle given the provided dimensions.

Hint: Only the lateral surface area needs to be calculated for the tower. For the building, only calculate the area of three of the faces, which represent the stone parts, and subtract out the area where the building attaches to the tower.