Sender Rostock-Krummendorf, Radio and TV transmitting station in Rostock, Germany

Sender Rostock-Krummendorf is a radio and television transmitting station featuring a tall steel lattice mast near Rostock. The facility includes multiple antenna platforms designed to broadcast signals across the surrounding region.

The Rostock building and planning committee approved the steel lattice mast and its operations building on 26 March 2013, with construction starting on 22 April 2013. Mast assembly began on 8 October 2013 and was largely finished in early 2014; the site went into service on 5 August 2014. In 2014 it replaced the Sender Marlow and the Fernmeldeturm Rostock.

The site's FM frequencies carry NDR Kultur at 88.2 MHz with 160 kW ERP, the strongest FM transmitter in Germany, and 80s80s MV (formerly Antenne MV Nord) at 100.8 MHz with 130 kW, the country's second strongest. The high power was chosen to give the classical programme wide dynamics across the old Marlow coverage area.

The station is visible from a distance and can be photographed from surrounding roads and areas. Keep in mind the location is in an industrial zone where direct access near the mast may be restricted.

The 88.2 MHz frequency of NDR Kultur radiates with 160 kW ERP, making this the strongest FM transmitter in Germany. The 100.8 MHz frequency used by 80s80s MV, formerly Antenne MV (Nord), runs at 130 kW ERP, the second strongest FM transmitter in the country.