Communication Tower

Communication Tower

The KPN-Zendmast Waalhaven, also known as Communication Tower, is a 191.5 meter self supporting telecommunications tower located near Rotterdam in the Netherlands that was built in 1962.[1] It is the tallest structure in the Rotterdam and one of the tallest structures in the Netherlands. The tower is made of reinforced concrete with a metal transmitter at the top and at least one observation deck about half way up.

References

  1. ^ Communication Tower, Rotterdam, Netherlands | Emporis.com
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Church towers

Domtower (Utrecht) 112.32 m · New Church (Delft) 108.75 m · Onze Lieve Vrouwetower (Amersfoort) 98.3 m · Sint Vituschurch (Hilversum) 98.3 m · Great Church (Breda) 97.3 m · Martinitower (Groningen) 96.8 m · Martinichurch (Doesburg) 94 m  · Sint Jacobuschurch (The Hague) 94 m  · Sint Eusebiuschurch (Arnhem) 93 m  · Grote of Sint-Jacobskerk (The Hague) 92.5  · Sint Cunerachurch (Rhenen) 81.8 m
Towers

Gerbrandytoren Lopik 366.8 m  · Zendstation Smilde 303.5 m  · KNMI-mast Cabauw 213 m  · Zendmast Wieringermeer 204.5 m  · KPN-Zendmast Waalhaven 199 m  · KPN-Zendmast Hilversum 196 m  · Mediumwave transmitter Flevoland 195 m · Mediumwave transmitter Lopik 192 m  · Euromast 186 m
Skyscrapers

Maastoren (Rotterdam) 165 m  · Delftse Poort (Rotterdam) 151 m  · Hoftoren (The Hague) 142 m  · Westpoint (Tilburg) 142 m  · Montevideo (Rotterdam) 139 m  · Rembrandt tower (Amsterdam) 135 m  · Het Strijkijzer (The Hague) 132 m  · Millennium Tower (Rotterdam) 131 m  · The Red Apple (Rotterdam) 124 m  · World Port Center (Rotterdam) 123 m



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