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Tower 1035090 — Monroe, OR

Terminated

FCC Antenna Structure Registration 1035090 — tower (type not specified) near Monroe, Oregon. Filed under the FCC's older general tower code, which does not record whether the tower is guyed, lattice or a monopole.

At a glance

FCC Antenna Structure Registration 1035090 is a 52 m (170 ft) tower near Monroe, Benton County, Oregon. Its registration status is terminated, with construction recorded on Nov 1, 1996. It is registered to RCC Holdings, Inc., which holds 5 FCC structure registrations.

Overall height
52 m
170 ft
Support structure
46 m
Top above sea level
294 m
Ground elevation
242 m
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Registration record

FCC record

FieldValue
Registration number (ASRN)1035090
Unique system identifier599905
StatusTerminated (T)
Structure typeTower (type not specified) (TOWER)
Date constructedNov 1, 1996
Registration issuedSep 12, 2003

Aviation safety

FAA & lighting

FieldValue
FAA study number96-ANM-0061-OE
FAA circular—
Painting / lighting specNONE
Marking / lighting codeNone (1)

The painting/lighting specification is copied as filed: the FAA marking and lighting chapters and paragraphs cited in the ASR record. The marking/lighting code is decoded using the FCC registration form's code list.

Registered owner

RCC Holdings, Inc.

Alexandria, MN · FRN 0002622025

Holds 5 FCC structure registrations — view the full portfolio →

Location

Address
1 MI SE
City
Monroe
State
Oregon
ZIP
97456
County FIPS
41003
Coordinates
44.32194, -123.31917

Within ~40 km

Nearby structures

How tall is structure 1035090 compared with others?

At 52 m, structure 1035090 is roughly in line with the 52 m average across the 33 structures registered in Benton County. It is about 20% above the Oregon average of 43 m across 2,082 registrations. Among the 75,302 registrations nationwide filed under the same structure-type code (TOWER), the average overall height is 76 m, so this one is about 32% below that figure.

The supporting structure itself measures 46 m; antennas and other appurtenances on top bring the overall height above ground to 52 m. The site's filed ground elevation is 242 m, which puts the top of the structure 294 m above mean sea level.

Where is structure 1035090, and what is registered around it?

The registration places the structure near Monroe in Benton County, Oregon, at coordinates 44.32194, -123.31917, with the site address filed as "1 MI SE". Benton County has 33 FCC-registered antenna structures, the 21st-largest count among the 36 Oregon counties with registrations, and 22 of them are marked constructed. Oregon as a whole has 2,082 registrations, the 30th-largest total among the 50 states and DC.

The tallest other registered structure within about 40 km is Eugene, OR · 1213119, a tower at 263 m (canceled).

What does the status "Terminated" mean?

Terminated means the FCC has ended the registration. The FCC issued registration 1035090 on Sep 12, 2003. Nationally, 8,910 of the 197,703 registrations (4.5%) carry the terminated status, including 126 in Oregon.

Who owns antenna structure 1035090?

The FCC record lists RCC Holdings, Inc. of Alexandria, MN as the registered owner, under FCC Registration Number 0002622025. Across the registry it holds 5 structure registrations, including 3 in Oregon. Its most common filed structure-type code is TOWER (4 registrations).

What FAA and lighting details are on file?

The registration cites FAA aeronautical study 96-ANM-0061-OE, the FAA review of the structure's effect on air navigation. Its marking and lighting code, 1, is listed on the FCC registration form as "None".

Frequently asked questions

How tall is antenna structure 1035090?

Its registered overall height above ground is 52 m (170 ft), and 294 m (964 ft) above mean sea level.

Who owns tower 1035090?

The registered owner is RCC Holdings, Inc., which holds 5 FCC antenna structure registrations.

Where is antenna structure 1035090?

It is located near Monroe, Benton County, Oregon at 1 MI SE (44.32194, -123.31917). Its status is terminated; it was constructed on Nov 1, 1996.

What type of structure is 1035090?

It is filed with the FCC under structure-type code TOWER, which decodes to "Tower (type not specified)". Filed under the FCC's older general tower code, which does not record whether the tower is guyed, lattice or a monopole. 75,302 registrations nationwide use the same code.

How many antenna structures are registered in Benton County, OR?

Benton County has 33 FCC-registered antenna structures, 22 of them constructed — the 21st-largest count among 36 counties in Oregon.

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Dataset updated . Source: FCC Antenna Structure Registration 1035090, weekly bulk file.

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 structure 1035090, Monroe, Benton County, Oregon”, https://towercensus.com/towers/oregon/monroe-1035090 (data as of October 6, 2026).