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Stearns County, Minnesota cell towers & antenna structures

FCC county code 27145

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

6
Registered towers
350.1 ft
Maximum height
American Tower Limited Partnership
Most listed owner

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Registered structures

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

RegistrationOwnerLocationHeightAction
ASR-1245666
TOWER
Minnesota, State ofFreeport, MN350.1 ft
106.7 m
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ASR-1227917
TOWER
American Tower Limited PartnershipBelgrade, MN319.9 ft
97.5 m
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ASR-1230566
TOWER
American Tower Limited PartnershipRichmond, MN319.9 ft
97.5 m
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ASR-1246040
TOWER
Nextel West Corp.Elrosa, MN319.9 ft
97.5 m
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ASR-1246036
TOWER
Nextel West Corp.Rockville, MN268.7 ft
81.9 m
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ASR-1255878
TOWER
St. Cloud Cellular Telephone Company, Inc.Saint Cloud, MN202.1 ft
61.6 m
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Antenna infrastructure in Stearns County

There are currently 6 registered antenna structures in Stearns County, Minnesota. The tallest structure reaches 350.1 feet (106.7 meters) above ground level, owned by American Tower Limited Partnership.

Across the county, registered structures average 296.8 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 Stearns County?

This directory contains 6 active FCC Antenna Structure Registration records in Stearns County, Minnesota.

What is the tallest registered tower in Stearns County?

The tallest structure in this dataset reaches 350.1 feet (106.7 meters) above ground level.

Who owns the most registered towers in Stearns County?

American Tower Limited Partnership 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.