Sutro Tower, TV and radio tower in San Francisco.
Sutro Tower is a 977 ft three-legged red and white radio and television tower located near Clarendon Heights in San Francisco, California.
Built in 1973, the Sutro Tower replaced a smaller broadcasting antenna on Mount Sutro.
The tower has become a prominent symbol of the city's skyline and is frequently depicted in film, television, and photography.
It provides broadcast signals for television and FM radio stations in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Despite initial public outcry due to its size and appearance, the Sutro Tower has gained acceptance and become an iconic fixture of the city's landscape.
Location: San Francisco
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