Pole 1017998 — Salt Lake City, UT

At 18 m, structure 1017998 is about half of the 34 m average across the 334 structures registered in Salt Lake County. It is about half of the Utah average of 37 m across 1,308 registrations. Among the 16,558 registrations nationwide filed under the same structure-type code (POLE), the average overall height is 31 m, so this one is about 41% below that figure.

The site's filed ground elevation is 1,296 m, which puts the top of the structure 1,314 m above mean sea level.

The registration places the structure near Salt Lake City in Salt Lake County, Utah, at coordinates 40.69444, -111.89889, with the site address filed as "3491 SOUTH 300 WEST". Salt Lake County has 334 FCC-registered antenna structures, the largest count among the 29 Utah counties with registrations, and 214 of them are marked constructed. Utah as a whole has 1,308 registrations, the 41st-largest total among the 50 states and DC.

The tallest other registered structure within about 40 km is Salt Lake City, UT · 1053382, a guyed tower at 139 m (constructed).

Canceled means the registration is no longer active in the FCC registry; the record is kept here as part of the registry's history. The FCC issued registration 1017998 on Aug 3, 2006. Nationally, 15,900 of the 197,833 registrations (8%) carry the canceled status, including 98 in Utah.

The FCC record lists NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS SERVICES, INC. of Plano, TX as the registered owner, under FCC Registration Number 0004122032. Across the registry it holds 2,267 structure registrations, the 10th-largest portfolio among the 7,865 owners with two or more. Its most common filed structure-type code is POLE (1,249 registrations).

The registration cites FAA aeronautical study 97-ANM-0357-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".