Virginia / Pulaski County

#76 of 132 VA counties · 15 structures

Cell towers in Pulaski County, VA

The FCC registry lists 15 constructed antenna structures in Pulaski County, 1% of Virginia's 2,952. Ownership is spread across 11 registrants; the largest, Array Digital Infrastructure, has 4 (27%). The three big tower companies — American Tower, Crown Castle and SBA — hold 6 between them.

Value a buyout offer

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  1. 1Constructed structures 15
  2. 2Tallest 302 ft
  3. 3Largest owner Array Digital Infrastructure
  4. 4Median height (state 199 ft) 199 ft
Structures
15
rank 76 of 132 in VA
Most common type
Monopole
40% of structures
Over 200 feet
5
33% of structures
Peak build decade
2000s
60% built then

Who owns the towers in Pulaski County

11 different registrants own the 15 structures. 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.

Array Digital Infrastructure4SBA Communications4American Tower2Monticello Media LLC1DUBLIN RADIO1Western Virginia Emergency M1Virginia, Commonwealth of1Verizon1
Constructed structures in Pulaski County by owner group, bars to scale. Source: FCC ASR, October 2026.

Height and age

The median structure here stands 199 feet, close to the Virginia median of 199 feet. The tallest is a lattice tower near Dublin at 302 feet, built in 2005. Most 60% were built in the 2000s.

Monopole6Lattice tower4Tower2Guyed tower1Other or unspecified1Pole1
Structures in Pulaski County by type, bars to scale. Source: FCC ASR.
11950s21990s92000s32010s
Structures in Pulaski 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
1058735Lattice tower302 ft2005DublinARRAY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INC.
1241252Tower270 ft2006HiwasseeVirginia, Commonwealth of
1017441Other or unspecified251 ft1995DublinDUBLIN RADIO
1058631Lattice tower215 ft2004RadfordARRAY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INC.
1016734Guyed tower205 ft1956RadfordMonticello Media LLC
1247552Monopole200 ft2001DraperSBA Towers, LLC
1293490Lattice tower200 ft2015FairlawnSBA Towers X, LLC
1275847Monopole199 ft2010DublinAmerican Towers LLC
1276917Monopole199 ft2010DublinAmerican Towers LLC
1217601Monopole165 ft2000PulaskiARRAY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INC.
1275340Monopole154 ft2008RadfordSBA Towers IV, LLC
1262771Pole150 ft2008DublinCellco Partnership
1242030Monopole130 ft2004PulaskiARRAY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INC.
1205740Tower125 ft1997PulaskiWestern Virginia Emergency Medical Services Council, Inc.
1250772Lattice tower106 ft2005PulaskiSBA Towers II LLC

If you have a tower lease in Pulaski 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 Virginia with similar tower counts: Appomattox County (15), Cumberland County (15), Lunenburg County (15), Charlotte County (14), Greensville 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.