States / Indiana
IN · #15 of 51 by structures
Cell towers in Indiana
Indiana has 3,783 constructed antenna structures in the FCC registry — 3% of the national total and number 15 of 51. The most common kind is the tower (39%), the median overall height is 255 feet, and 60% stand taller than 200 feet. The largest owner is Crown Castle, with 690 structures (18%).
- 1Constructed structures 3,783
- 2Median height 255 ft
- 3Largest owner Crown Castle
- 4Counties with a county page 89
Who owns Indiana's towers
The FCC registry names the owner of each structure. In Indiana the eight largest owner groups hold 2,007 of the 3,783 structures. Where a tower stands on leased land, that owner — or whoever bought the tower from it — is usually the landowner's tenant and the party a lease buyout offer is ultimately about.
Types and age
More of Indiana's registered structures went up in the 2000s than in any other decade (32%). A tower's age matters to a landowner because a ground lease runs for a set term plus renewals: the older the tower, the more of that term has been used, and the fewer years of rent are left to value when an offer arrives.
Every county
Counties with fewer than 10 structures have no page of their own; their towers are in the lookup.
Source: FCC Antenna Structure Registration, weekly public access file (r_tower.zip, created 2026-10-18); county names from the U.S. Census Bureau 2024 gazetteer. Checked 2026-10-23. Methodology.