Montana / Park County

#26 of 56 MT counties · 14 structures

Cell towers in Park County, MT

The FCC registry lists 14 constructed antenna structures in Park County, 1% of Montana's 1,057. Ownership is spread across 11 registrants; the largest, Gold Creek Cellular of Montana Limited Partnership, has 3 (21%). The three big tower companies — American Tower, Crown Castle and SBA — hold 3 between them.

Value a buyout offer

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  1. 1Constructed structures 14
  2. 2Tallest 205 ft
  3. 3Largest owner Gold Creek Cellular of Montana Limited Partnership
  4. 4Median height (state 150 ft) 67 ft
Structures
14
rank 26 of 56 in MT
Most common type
Tower
36% of structures
Over 200 feet
1
7% of structures
Peak build decade
2010s
36% built then

Who owns the towers in Park County

11 different registrants own the 14 structures. One is registered to an individual or family trust, whose name this site withholds. Owner names are the registrant's legal entity as filed with the FCC; the large tower companies file under many subsidiary names, which this site groups into families where the brand is in the name or listed in the company's SEC filings.

Gold Creek Cellular of Monta3Crown Castle2Moleo Media Group, LLC1BNSF Railway1Private owners1American Tower1TowerCo 2013 LLC1State of Montana/Park County1
Constructed structures in Park County by owner group, bars to scale. Source: FCC ASR, October 2026.

Height and age

The median structure here stands 67 feet, 83 feet shorter than the Montana median, typical of denser areas where more, shorter sites fill in coverage. The tallest is a structure near Livingston at 205 feet, built in 1946. More than in any other decade, 36% were built in the 2010s.

Tower5Lattice tower3Other or unspecified2Monopole1On a building1Water tank1Mast1
Structures in Park County by type, bars to scale. Source: FCC ASR.
11960s31990s32000s52010s12020s
Structures in Park County by decade built, columns to scale. Source: FCC ASR.

Every registered structure

Sorted tallest first. The registration number opens the FCC record, which shows the exact location and the owner's contact for the structure. A tower on your land that is not in this list is probably under 200 feet and away from airports, so it did not need registering — see why some towers aren't listed.

FCC reg.TypeHeightBuiltCityOwner
1003717Other or unspecified205 ft1946LivingstonMoleo Media Group, LLC
1028346Lattice tower185 ft2010ParadiseCCATT LLC
1003814Tower159 ft1994LivingstonGold Creek Cellular of Montana Limited Partnership
1220413Monopole155 ft2001LivingstonAmerican Towers LLC
1277146Tower113 ft2010LivingstonCCATT LLC
1266706Tower100 ft2009LivingstonState of Montana/Park County
1259301Other or unspecified73 ft1990BozemanTowerCo 2013 LLC
1292649Lattice tower61 ft2001LivingstoneGold Creek Cellular of Montana Limited Partnership
1012005Lattice tower60 ft1968LivingstonBNSF Railway Co.
1053185Tower60 ft1997GardinerPrivate owner (name withheld)
1280511Tower50 ft2011LivingstoniSmart Mobile LLC.
1303795Water tank42 ft2018GardinerT-Mobile West LLC
1328001Mast40 ft2025LivingstonNorthWestern Corporation
1292058On a building28 ft2014GardinerGold Creek Cellular of Montana Limited Partnership

If you have a tower lease in Park County

Find your structure above, open its FCC record and confirm the owner — that is the company your lease runs to today, even if a different carrier signed it originally. Before answering a buyout offer, put your current rent, escalator and remaining term into the calculator to see what the rent is worth and what return the offer assumes.

Counties in Montana with similar tower counts: Beaverhead County (15), Fergus County (15), Fallon County (14), Pondera County (14), Toole County (14).

Source: FCC Antenna Structure Registration, weekly public access file (r_tower.zip, created 2026-10-18); constructed registrations only; locations rounded. Checked 2026-10-23. Methodology.