Hoher Meissner - Transmission Facility

Transmission Facility

The Hoher Meissner transmitter is a facility for medium-wave, FM- and TV-broadcasting. The complex is made up of three guyed lattice steel masts, the tallest of which is 220 metres high, and a 40 metre free-standing lattice tower.


Coordinates: 51°12′28″N 9°50′50″E / 51.20778°N 9.84722°E / 51.20778; 9.84722

Central Uplands of Germany
  • Arnsberg Forest
  • Bavarian Forest
  • Black Forest
  • Bohemian Forest
  • Ebbegebirge
  • Eggegebirge
  • Eifel
  • Elbe Sandstone Mountains
  • Elster Mountains
  • Fichtelgebirge
  • Franconian Jura
  • Franconian Forest
  • Gladenbach Uplands
  • Habichtswald
  • Harz
  • Hoher Meißner
  • Hunsrück
  • Kaiserstuhl
  • Kellerwald
  • Kaufungen Forest
  • Knüll
  • Kyffhäuser
  • Lusatian Mountains
  • Lennegebirge
  • Lippe Uplands
  • North Palatine Uplands
  • Odenwald
  • Ore Mountains
  • Palatine Forest
  • Rhön
  • Rothaargebirge
  • Saalhausen Hills
  • Swabian Jura
  • Siebengebirge
  • Solling
  • Spessart
  • Taunus
  • Teutoburg Forest
  • Thuringian Highland
  • Thuringian Forest
  • Upper Palatine Forest
  • Vogelsberg
  • Weser Uplands
  • Wesergebirge
  • Westerwald
  • Wiehen Hills
  • Zittau Mountains

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