Union County
Registered owner of 7 FCC antenna structures · FCC licensee ID L00005789. Every structure below links to its full registration page.
Dataset updated . Refreshed from the FCC ASR weekly bulk database.
Structures
7
Tallest
119 m
States
1
Main type
Self-supporting tower
5 structures
Portfolio
Tallest structures
| # | Structure | Height | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mineral Springs, NC · 1267227 | 119 m | Self-supporting tower |
| 2 | Waxhaw, NC · 1267226 | 119 m | Self-supporting tower |
| 3 | Marshville, NC · 1269229 | 119 m | Self-supporting tower |
| 4 | Monroe, NC · 1207889 | 117 m | Self-supporting tower |
| 5 | New Salem, NC · 1267360 | 116 m | Self-supporting tower |
| 6 | Monroe, NC · 1246210 | 76 m | Tank |
| 7 | Stallings, NC · 1246214 | 48 m | Tank |
Footprint
States
| State | Structures |
|---|---|
| North Carolina | 7 |
Mix
Structure types
Self-supporting tower: 5Tank: 2
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Frequently asked questions
How many towers does Union County own?
Union County holds 7 FCC antenna structure registrations, with the largest concentration in North Carolina (7). Only FCC-registrable structures are counted — shorter sites below the registration threshold don't appear.
What is the tallest structure Union County owns?
Its tallest registered structure is 119 m (390 ft) near Mineral Springs, NC (registration 1267227).