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Cell towers in Byron, California

The FCC register lists 8 antenna structures in and around Byron. That is the 192nd highest count of any place in California.

Registered structures
8
Median height
19 m (61 ft)
−20.4% vs state median
Tallest
42 m (139 ft)

Overview

Byron, CA has 8 registered antenna structures on the FCC register — the 192nd largest count among the 801 places in California that have any.

Area density is 1.23 per square mile — usually the more telling figure for infrastructure that follows terrain, roads and line of sight rather than population.

Median height here is 19 m (61 ft), compared with 24 m (77 ft) across California as a whole.

The largest registered owner here is Gte Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership, which holds 4 of them — 50.0% of the local total. Owner is not the same as carrier: tower companies lease space on their structures to several networks at once.

The earliest structure still on the register here dates from 1996.

Structure types

Pole 4
50%
Tower 2
25%
Mast 1
13%
Lattice tower 1
13%

Largest registered owners

owner is not the same as carrier
Gte Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership Other 4
50%
California, State Of Government 1
13%
T-mobile West Tower LLC Carrier 1
13%
Stc Five LLC Tower company 1
13%
Ccatt LLC Tower company 1
13%

Tallest registered structures

Height Type Built Owner ASR
42 m (139 ft) Lattice tower 2024 California, State Of 2728577
37 m (120 ft) Pole 2008 Gte Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership 2683754
31 m (100 ft) Mast 2012 Gte Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership 2680874
21 m (68 ft) Pole 1996 T-mobile West Tower LLC 612342
17 m (55 ft) Pole 2005 Ccatt LLC 2670302
6.2 m (20 ft) Tower 2009 Gte Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership 2670123
6.2 m (20 ft) Tower 2009 Gte Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership 2670124
6.2 m (20 ft) Pole 2000 Stc Five LLC 2609896

When they were registered

1990s 1
13%
2000s 5
63%
2010s 1
13%
2020s 1
13%

Nearby places

About this data

Counts here are computed from the FCC's registered structure file, dated 2026-08-23. If a mast near you is missing, the usual reason is that it sits below the 200-foot registration threshold.

The FCC Antenna Structure Registration database covers structures that require registration — generally those over 200 feet or near airports. Many small cells, rooftop antennas and short towers are not registered and will not appear here.

"Owner" is the entity that registered the structure, usually a tower company such as American Tower or Crown Castle. It does not indicate which carriers operate equipment on the structure.