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Clark County, Indiana cell towers & antenna structures

FCC county code 18019

Search verified public registration details, tower owners, heights, and coordinates for Clark County.

6
Registered towers
419.9 ft
Maximum height
Louisville Gas & Electric Company
Most listed owner

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Registered structures

Filter or sort 6 active records. Select an ASR number for complete specifications.

RegistrationOwnerLocationHeightAction
ASR-1268730
TOWER
Louisville Gas & Electric CompanyBethlehem, IN419.9 ft
128 m
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ASR-1270007
TOWER
Louisville Gas & Electric CompanyBethlehem, IN419.9 ft
128 m
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ASR-1311859
LTOWER
New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLCNew Washington, IN319.9 ft
97.5 m
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ASR-1214216
TOWER
Powertel/Kentucky, Inc.Borden, IN274.9 ft
83.8 m
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ASR-1307122
MTOWER
New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLCCharlestown, IN189 ft
57.6 m
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ASR-1291299
MTOWER
AT&T Mobility Spectrum LLCCharlestown, IN188 ft
57.3 m
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Antenna infrastructure in Clark County

There are currently 6 registered antenna structures in Clark County, Indiana. The tallest structure reaches 419.9 feet (128 meters) above ground level, owned by Louisville Gas & Electric Company.

Across the county, registered structures average 301.9 feet in height. Each listing links to a technical record containing ownership, elevation, registration dates, exact coordinates, and an estimated radio horizon.

Frequently asked questions

How many registered antenna structures are in Clark County?+

This directory contains 6 active FCC Antenna Structure Registration records in Clark County, Indiana.

What is the tallest registered tower in Clark County?+

The tallest structure in this dataset reaches 419.9 feet (128 meters) above ground level.

Who owns the most registered towers in Clark County?+

Louisville Gas & Electric Company is the most frequently listed owner among active records in this county dataset.

Are all cell towers shown in this directory?+

No. The FCC ASR system generally covers structures requiring registration because of height or aviation-safety considerations. Many rooftop antennas and smaller cell sites are not ASR-registered.