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Looking for a tower to lease, or checking what is already near a site? Enter a point and see every FCC-registered antenna structure around it, nearest first, with its height, type and direction.
Found a tower?
Check what a station on it could cover. RF Navigator runs the full study from any structure, or let Nexus Broadcast handle the engineering and the FCC filing.
About this list
- Structures come from the FCC's Antenna Structure Registration (ASR) database, refreshed nightly. Only structures the FCC lists as constructed, and not dismantled, are shown.
- A structure must be registered when it needs FAA notice (47 CFR 17.4): generally when it is over 200 feet (61 m) above ground or close to an airport. Shorter towers, rooftops and poles often are not registered, so a site can have more structures than are listed here.
- Structure types use the FCC's own codes, written out. "Tower 2 of a 3-tower array" is one tower of an AM station's array.
- Heights are overall height above ground, including antennas and lighting, and the top above mean sea level, as registered.
Not a product of the FCC. Check the FCC's registration and the tower owner before you plan around a structure.