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Cell towers in Elwood, Indiana

The FCC register lists 5 antenna structures in and around Elwood. That is the 165th highest count of any place in Indiana.

Registered structures
5
Median height
61 m (199 ft)
−21.9% vs state median
Tallest
100 m (328 ft)
Per 100k residents
58.7
population 8,525 (2025)

Overview

Elwood, IN has 5 registered structures, the tallest standing 100 m (328 ft) above ground.

Per head that is 58.7 structures for every 100,000 people; per unit of area it is 1.25 per square mile.

The tallest structure on the register here is 100 m (328 ft) above ground level.

Monopoles account for 40.0% of the registrations here — a single tubular shaft, cheaper to permit in built-up areas because it takes little ground space.

Registrations here span 1989 to 2015.

Structure types

Tower 3
60%
Monopole 2
40%

Largest registered owners

owner is not the same as carrier
Horvath Towers III, LLC Tower company 2
40%
Subcarrier Communications, INC. Other 1
20%
Gte Mobilnet of Indiana Limited Partnership Other 1
20%
Stc Five LLC Tower company 1
20%

Tallest registered structures

Height Type Built Owner ASR
100 m (328 ft) Tower 1989 Subcarrier Communications, INC. 130870
91 m (299 ft) Tower 1999 Gte Mobilnet of Indiana Limited Partnership 2598548
61 m (199 ft) Monopole 2015 Horvath Towers III, LLC 2693727
61 m (199 ft) Monopole 2015 Horvath Towers III, LLC 2693985
54 m (177 ft) Tower 2000 Stc Five LLC 2605104

When they were registered

1980s 1
20%
1990s 1
20%
2000s 1
20%
2010s 2
40%

Nearby places

About this data

Source is the FCC Antenna Structure Registration file of 2026-08-23. What it records is structures, not the radios mounted on them: the register cannot tell you which carrier operates from a given site.

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.