Suchá Hora transmitter, Television tower in District of Žiar nad Hronom, Slovakia.
Sendeanlage Sucha Hora is a transmission tower in central Slovakia that broadcasts television and radio signals across the Banská Bystrica region. The facility serves multiple districts by delivering broadcast programs to both urban and rural communities.
The facility was built in an area that was part of Tekov county until 1918, when the territorial boundaries of central Slovakia were redrawn. This location was later selected as a key communications point for broadcasting to the broader region.
The tower represents modern technological advancement in a region known for its traditional mining heritage, specifically near the historic town of Kremnica.
The tower is located in hilly terrain near Kremnica and is visible from local roads. Visitors should note that this is an active transmission facility and access may be restricted.
The tower takes strategic advantage of the location's elevation to broadcast across a wide area that reaches remote mountain valleys. This makes it a crucial infrastructure point for regions without alternative broadcast sources.
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