Jemiołów Transmitter, Radio and television transmitter in Jemiołów, Poland.
Jemiołów Transmitter is a broadcasting facility in Jemiołów consisting of a tall steel lattice mast and a concrete support structure. The installation sits on elevated terrain and broadcasts radio and television signals across the surrounding landscape.
The broadcasting facility was built in the early 1960s to serve the region with modern radio and television service. The construction was funded through community effort and local contributions.
The transmitter is a vital link for people across the region to receive radio and television broadcasts together. It connects distant communities through shared programs and information.
The facility is visible from surrounding roads and can be photographed from a distance. Visitors should know this is an active broadcasting installation that cannot be accessed up close or entered.
The mast rises 316 meters into the air, making it one of the tallest structures visible across the flat landscape from many kilometers away. This makes it an unexpected landmark that travelers often use to orient themselves in the region.
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