Torre de telecomunicaciones de Schiffdorf, Television tower in Cuxhaven, Germany

The Schiffdorf telecommunications tower is a concrete broadcasting facility near Cuxhaven that transmits television and radio signals for the region. The structure consists of a tall concrete column with antenna equipment mounted at its top to distribute signals across northern Germany.

The tower began operations in 2000, transmitting radio and television programs for regional broadcasts. An amateur radio relay station operated from the facility between 1998 and 2009 before being relocated to a different site.

The tower represents the standard FMT 2/73 architectural design, which characterizes many telecommunications structures across northern Germany's broadcasting network.

The tower is located in a flat coastal area and is visible from outside, helping with orientation in the region. Access to the tower itself is restricted, but the structure and antenna can be viewed from a distance, especially on clear days.

From 1998 to 2009 the 2-metre band relay DB0WC sat on the tower's antenna platform, having moved there from the Columbus-Center in Bremerhaven; in 2009 it shifted again, to Bremerhaven-Leherheide. The tower also fed Radio Bremen's FM programmes to Bremerhaven by off-air reception from the Bremen telecommunications tower.