Antenna structures in Addison County, Vermont
At a glance
Addison County, Vermont has 11 FCC-registered antenna structures, 6 of them marked constructed. That is the 7th-largest count among the 14 Vermont counties with registrations, and 4.9% of the state's 225. The tallest constructed structure in the county is registration 1289768 near Bristol at 93 m (306 ft).
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How does Addison County compare with the rest of Vermont?
With 11 registrations, Addison County ranks 7th of 14 counties in Vermont; Chittenden County leads the state with 67. The average registered overall height here is 42 m, roughly in line with the Vermont average of 46 m. The tallest standing structure, at 93 m, is about 2.2 times the county average.
What kinds of structures are registered in Addison County?
The most common filed structure type in Addison County is guyed tower (code GTOWER), with 4 registrations (36.4%). It is followed by pole (2) and monopole (2). In all, 5 different FCC structure-type codes appear in the county.
By registration status: 6 constructed, 4 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 Addison County?
Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems LLC and Wendland Communications LLC hold the most registrations in Addison County, 3 each of the 11. Other owners include American Towers LLC (1), BELL ATLANTIC MOBILE SYSTEMS OF ALLENTOWN, INC (1) and IWG Towers Assets I, LLC (1). 7 owners with two or more registrations nationwide hold structures in the county.
Which places in Addison County have registered structures?
Registrations in Addison County list 6 different city or place names. The most frequent are Monkton (3), Ferrisburgh (3), Bristol (2), Middlebury (1) and Leicester (1).
Every registration
All 11 structures in Addison County, tallest first
| # | Structure | Height | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bristol · 1289768 | 93 m | Guyed tower | Constructed |
| 2 | Bristol · 1041565 | 92 m | Unspecified structure | Dismantled |
| 3 | Monkton · 1269549 | 56 m | Guyed tower | Constructed |
| 4 | Middlebury · 1266747 | 55 m | Guyed tower | Granted (not yet constructed) |
| 5 | Monkton · 1298476 | 49 m | Lattice tower | Constructed |
| 6 | Leicester · 1293116 | 32 m | Monopole | Granted (not yet constructed) |
| 7 | Ferrisburgh · 1323254 | 21 m | Oil rig | Constructed |
| 8 | Ferrisburgh · 1329466 | 21 m | Monopole | Constructed |
| 9 | Ferrisburgh · 1333099 | 21 m | Pole | Granted (not yet constructed) |
| 10 | Monkton · 1307952 | 11 m | Guyed tower | Granted (not yet constructed) |
| 11 | Montpelier · 1279301 | 9 m | Pole | Constructed |
Frequently asked questions
How many cell towers are in Addison County, VT?
The FCC Antenna Structure Registration database lists 11 registered antenna structures in Addison County, Vermont, 6 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 Addison County?
The tallest constructed registered structure in Addison County is registration 1289768, a guyed tower near Bristol at 93 m (306 ft) overall height.
Who owns the most towers in Addison County?
Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems LLC and Wendland Communications LLC are tied for the most registrations in Addison County, with 3 each.
What kind of towers are in Addison County?
Guyed tower is the most common filed type (4 of 11 registrations), then pole (2).
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About this data
Source: FCC Antenna Structure Registration (ASR) database, as published October 13, 2026 — TowerCensus refreshes it weekly. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.
Cite as: TowerCensus, “Antenna structures in Addison County, Vermont”, https://towercensus.com/towers/vermont/county/addison-county (data as of October 13, 2026).