Hunters WA0255

Located at Hunters Campground on the shoreline of Lake Roosevelt, in Hunter, Washington, the Hunters Campground tower (Site ID: WA0255) is a 140-foot self-support structure that stands as a critical piece of the wireless infrastructure in this remote and expansive region. Positioned strategically to support nearby campers and explorers, this tower helps extend vital connectivity to both mobile users and service providers operating in a challenging landscape with unique topographical features.

Site Name: Hunters
Longitude:-118.216607
Site City: Hunter
Site County: Stevens
Structure Type: Monopole
Height: 140

With its location in a low-density area, the Hunters tower is essential in overcoming natural obstructions and maintaining consistent service. The tower helps provide coverage over a wide area, ideal for rural broadband initiatives, emergency networks, and mobile expansion, making it a valuable resource for local and regional network providers.

The design of this 140-foot self-support allows it to stand tall amidst the surrounding landscape, ensuring that signals can reach even the most remote parts of Stevens County. This is crucial for rural areas where traditional cellular infrastructure often struggles to maintain signal quality. In addition to serving the immediate community, the tower's placement also supports emergency services, ensuring that reliable communication is available in case of any critical situation.


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To explore the Hunter community and local infrastructure resources, visit the Stevens County official website.