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Antenna structures in Clark County, Idaho

At a glance

Clark County, Idaho has 15 FCC-registered antenna structures, 10 of them marked constructed. That is the 31st-largest count among the 44 Idaho counties with registrations, and 1.1% of the state's 1,360. The tallest constructed structure in the county is registration 1040320 near Dubois at 95 m (310 ft).

Dataset updated . Refreshed from the FCC ASR weekly bulk database.

Registered structures
15
Constructed
10
Avg height
47 m
Tallest standing
95 m

How does Clark County compare with the rest of Idaho?

With 15 registrations, Clark County ranks 31st of 44 counties in Idaho; Ada County leads the state with 138. The average registered overall height here is 47 m, roughly in line with the Idaho average of 47 m. The tallest standing structure, at 95 m, is about twice the county average.

What kinds of structures are registered in Clark County?

The most common filed structure type in Clark County is tower (code TOWER), with 9 registrations (60%). It is followed by lattice tower (2) and pole (2). In all, 4 different FCC structure-type codes appear in the county.

By registration status: 10 constructed, 2 canceled, 1 terminated, 1 granted (not yet constructed) and 1 dismantled. Only constructed registrations describe structures the registry treats as standing; canceled, dismantled and terminated records stay listed as history.

Who owns the towers in Clark County?

American Towers LLC holds the most registrations in Clark County, with 2 of the 15. The next largest are ARRAY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INC. (1), Cellco Partnership (1) and Idaho 6-Clark Limited Partnership (1). 12 owners with two or more registrations nationwide hold structures in the county.

Which places in Clark County have registered structures?

Registrations in Clark County list 6 different city or place names. The most frequent are Dubois (9), Saint Anthony (2), Spencer (1), Monida (1) and Mud Lake (1).

Every registration

All 15 structures in Clark County, tallest first

#StructureHeightTypeStatus
1Dubois · 104032095 mTower (type not specified)Constructed
2Saint Anthony · 100799893 mTower (type not specified)Canceled
3Spencer · 123760566 mLattice towerDismantled
4Monida · 123027161 mTower (type not specified)Granted (not yet constructed)
5Saint Anthony · 105945058 mTower (type not specified)Constructed
6Dubois · 123027047 mTower (type not specified)Constructed
7Dubois · 125268047 mTower (type not specified)Canceled
8Dubois · 122906346 mTower (type not specified)Constructed
9Mud Lake · 132953146 mLattice towerConstructed
10Dubois · 125950040 mTankTerminated
11Dubois · 123027238 mTower (type not specified)Constructed
12Dubois · 127492624 mUnspecified structureConstructed
13Dubois · 124984115 mPoleConstructed
14Dubois · 128008715 mPoleConstructed
15Monida Pass · 12268069 mTower (type not specified)Constructed

Frequently asked questions

How many cell towers are in Clark County, ID?

The FCC Antenna Structure Registration database lists 15 registered antenna structures in Clark County, Idaho, 10 of them constructed. Registration is generally required only for structures taller than about 60 m or near airports, so shorter cell sites may not appear.

What is the tallest tower in Clark County?

The tallest constructed registered structure in Clark County is registration 1040320, a tower near Dubois at 95 m (310 ft) overall height.

Who owns the most towers in Clark County?

American Towers LLC holds the most registrations in Clark County (2), followed by ARRAY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INC. (1).

What kind of towers are in Clark County?

Tower (type not specified) is the most common filed type (9 of 15 registrations), then lattice tower (2).

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About this data

Source: FCC Antenna Structure Registration (ASR) database, as published October 6, 2026 — TowerCensus refreshes it weekly. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.

Cite as: TowerCensus, “Antenna structures in Clark County, Idaho”, https://towercensus.com/towers/idaho/county/clark-county (data as of October 6, 2026).