Identifying the Purpose of a Tower: A Scientific Inquiry

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The discussion revolves around identifying a specific tower in a provided image, with users attempting to determine its purpose. One participant suggests it appears to be a communications tower, noting the presence of cell site equipment and microwave relay dishes. The inquiry is not for academic purposes, emphasizing a genuine interest in understanding the tower's function. Participants are encouraged to provide quick responses to assist the original poster. The conversation highlights the collaborative effort to clarify the tower's usage in telecommunications.
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Hey all,

Newbie here.

Can anyone please help me identify the tower in the following picture? Is it communication, cellphone or internet tower? What is it used for? It's not a homework question.

I'd really appreciate a speedy reply, TIA!
 

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It looks to me like a communications tower.
It's got cell site equipment as well as microwave relay dishes.
 
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Thanks a lot Travis_King!
 
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