The KDLT towers is the name given to two towers (one analog and one digital) used by South Dakota television station KDLT. In May 2022 the analog tower was destroyed during a wind storm. [2] The towers were built as high guy-wired aerial masts for the transmission of TV programs.

Dec 16, 2022 · The massive winter storm that moved through the Plains Wednesday morning knocked down a 1,700-foot TV tower and an 800-foot broadcast tower in northeastern South Dakota just outside the boundaries of Garden City.

Dec 6, 2012 · KDLT's mast, at 1,999 feet high, makes it one of the tallest structures not just in South Dakota but in the world. A handful of other transmission towers are the same height or slightly taller; the only buildings that top it are the Burj Khalifa and the Tokyo Skytree.

May 31, 2022 · A television tower, owned by Gray Media Group and the home of KDLT-TV, was one of many structures damaged in a storm that swept through South Dakota last week, according to the broadcaster.

The KDLT towers is the name given to two towers used by South Dakota television station KDLT. In May 2022 the analog tower was destroyed during a wind storm.

Feb 16, 2015 · The TV antenna in Salem, South Dakota is operated by KDLT-TV and has been inactive for some time, but a functioning light bulb is necessary to warn pilots to circumvent the sky-high mast.

Oct 12, 2018 · Carr, meanwhile, will be taken up the 2,000 ft. tower for KDLT-TV, in Brandon. Sioux Falls Tower assisted when the tower was built in 1998. KDLT-TV is owned by Red River Broadcasting, which also owns the tower. Inside Towers reported Carr wants to get a sense of the broadcast repack work, up close. Carr previously climbed a nearly 50-foot ...

KDLT tower The KDLT towers is the name given to two towers used by South Dakota television station KDLT. In May 2022 the analog tower was destroyed during a wind storm.

Jan 20, 2025 · At 609.2 m (1,999 ft), this is the tallest structure in South Dakota

The KDLT towers is the name given two towers (one analog and one digital) used by South Dakota television station KDLT. In May 2022 the analog tower was destroyed during a wind storm. [2] The towers were built as high guy-wired aerial masts for the transmission of TV programs.