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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.