The Stations of AT&T's First Transcontinental
Microwave Radio Route

Thanks to Terry Michaels for compiling this list.

New York

• New York City (central office building)

New Jersey

• Martinsville (101 ft. round silo)

Pennsylvania

• Buckingham (85 ft. round silo)
• Wyndmoor (101 ft. round silo)
• Thomas Hill (75 ft. Type 1 concrete tower)
• New Holland (89 ft. Type 2B concrete tower)
• Hallam (75 ft. Type 1 concrete tower)
• Waggoners Gap (75 ft. Type 1 concrete tower)
• Clarks Knob (75 ft. Type 1 concrete tower)
• Sideling Hill (60 ft. Type 1 concrete tower)
• Bald Knob (60 ft. Type 1 concrete tower)
• Johnstown (75 ft. Type 2A concrete tower)
• Salina (75 ft. Type 2A concrete tower)
• Troy Hill (118 ft. Type 2C concrete tower)
• Fairview (162 ft. Type 4B concrete tower)

Ohio

• Winona (162 ft. Type 4A concrete tower)
• Shalersville (147 ft. Type 4A concrete tower)
• Richfield (103 ft. Type 2B concrete tower)
• Cleveland (central office building)
• Lorain (133 ft. Type 3B concrete tower)
• Birmingham (147 ft. Type 4A concrete tower)
• Castalia (133 ft. Type 3B concrete tower)
• Gibsonburg (176 ft. Type 4C concrete tower)
• Toledo (central office building)
• Swanton (176 ft. Type 4C concrete tower)
• Wauseon (162 ft. Type 4B concrete tower)
• Bryan (191 ft. Type 4D concrete tower)

Indiana

• Angola (191 ft. Type 4C concrete tower)
• Lagrange (162 ft. Type 4B concrete tower)
• Goshen (133 ft. Type 3B concrete tower)
• Mishawaka (191 ft. Type 4C concrete tower)
• La Porte (162 ft. Type 4B concrete tower)
• Valparaiso (191 ft. Type 4D concrete tower)

Illinois

• Chicago Heights (191 ft. Type 4D concrete tower)
• Chicago (central office building) (New York City - Chicago began service September 1, 1950)
• Cloverdale (103 ft. Type 2C concrete tower)
• Plato Center (103 ft. Type 2C concrete tower)
• Lee (147 ft. Type 3B concrete tower)
• Sublette (103 ft. Type 2C concrete tower)
• Tampico (191 ft. Type 4D concrete tower)

Iowa

• Princeton (118 ft. Type 2C concrete tower)
• Lowden (191 ft. Type 4D concrete tower)
• Morse (191 ft. Type 4C concrete tower)
• Homestead (133 ft. Type 3B concrete tower)
• Chelsea (176 ft. Type 4C concrete tower)
• Gilman (176 ft. Type 4C concrete tower)
• Collins (191 ft. Type 4D concrete tower)
• Des Moines (400 ft. special structure)
• Earlham (200 ft. Type A tower)
• Adair (175 ft. Type A tower)
• Elk Horn (187.5 ft. Type A tower)
• Minden (175 ft. Type A tower)

Nebraska

• Omaha (central office building)
• Arlington (175 ft. Type B tower)
• North Bend (125 ft. Type B tower)
• Columbus (125 ft. Type B tower)
• Fullerton (200 ft. Type B tower)
• St. Libory (187.5 ft. Type B tower)
• Gibbon (137.5 ft. Type B tower)
• Elm Creek (175 ft. Type B tower)
• Cozad (200 ft. Type B tower)
• Maxwell (125 ft. Type B tower)
• Sutherland (162.5 ft. Type B tower)
• Ogallala (200 ft. Type B tower)

Colorado

• Julesburg
• Peetz (100 ft. Type A tower)
• Atwood (175 ft. Type B tower)
• Ft. Morgan (62.5 ft. Type A tower)
• Prospect Valley (200 ft. Type A tower)
• Watkins
• Denver (central office building)
• Broomfield (50 ft. Type A tower)
• Buckhorn Mountain (50 ft. Type A tower)

Wyoming

• Crow Creek Hill (50 ft. Type A tower)
• Rock River (50 ft. Type A tower)
• Hanna (20 ft. ground-mounted platform)
• North Rawlins (20 ft. ground-mounted platform)
• Creston (75 ft. Type A tower)
• Bitter Creek (125 ft. Type A tower)
• Rock Springs (50 ft. Type A tower)
• Green River (37.5 ft. Type A tower)
• Church Buttes (112.5 ft. Type A tower)
• Evanston (112.5 Type A tower)

Utah

• Wasatch (20 ft. ground-mounted platform)
• Pratts Pass (50 ft. Type A tower)
• Salt Lake Junction (200 ft. Type A tower)
• Stansbury (ground-mounted platform)
• Cedar Mountain (137.5 ft. Type A tower)
• Barro (ground-mounted platform)

Nevada

• Wendover (roof-mounted platform)
• Rocky Point (roof-mounted platform)
• Ruby (roof-mounted platform)
• Adobe Hill (roof-mounted platform)
• Tuscarora (roof-mounted platform)
• Argenta (roof-mounted platform)
• Fish Creek (roof-mounted platform)
• Stillwater Range (roof-mounted platform)
• Wild Horse (roof-mounted platform)
• Hot Springs (roof-mounted platform)
• Churchill Butte (roof-mounted platform)
• Mount Rose (roof-mounted platform)

California

• Cisco Butte (roof-mounted platform)
• Wolf Creek (roof-mounted platform)
• Sacramento (central office building)
• Vaca Hill (roof-mounted platform)
• East Bay Hills (roof-mounted platform)
• San Francisco (central office building)(New York City - San Francisco began service August 17, 1951)

Updated on July 31, 2010 at 22:08 by Albert Lafrance.