Richtfunkstation Ansfelden

The Richtfunkstation Ansfelden is a concrete communication tower that rises above the Upper Austrian landscape and transmits radio and television signals across the region. The structure was built using reinforced concrete and functions as part of the telecommunications network serving the area.

The tower was completed in 1978 and built to meet the growing need for telecommunications infrastructure in the Linz-Land district. Its construction marked an important moment in the region's technological development.

The tower represents a significant example of late 20th-century industrial architecture, demonstrating the integration of technology into the Austrian landscape.

The tower is visible from outside and stands out in the Ansfelden skyline as a distinctive structure in the landscape. Visitors can see it from various points in the region and use it as a landmark for orientation.

The tower combines engineering precision with architectural functionality through its reinforced concrete design, ensuring sustained transmission capabilities throughout Upper Austria.

Location: Ansfelden

Inception: 1978

Elevation above the sea: 363 m

Height: 93 m

Made from material: concrete

GPS coordinates: 48.20230,14.29300

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:05