Andover/Pembroke Park antenna farm

Coordinates: 25°58'01" N, 80°12'42" W
Many of Miami's radio and television stations broadcast from an antenna farm in the Andover and Pembroke Park neighborhoods of Miami Gardens. There are several tall broacating towers in the area:
• 1043 ft (317.9 m) tall WPBT (PBS Ch. 2) & WEDR (99.1 MHz) tower at 695 NW 199th St;
• 1041 ft (317.3 m) tall American Tower Corp. / WFOR-TV (CBS Ch. 4), WTVJ-TV (NBC Ch. 6), WLTV-TV (Univision Ch. 23) & WSFL-TV (CW Ch. 39) candelabra tower at 1255 NW 210th Street
• 1042 ft (317.6 m) tall WSVN-TV (Fox Ch. 7) & WPLG-TV (ABC Ch. 10) candelabra tower at 501 NW 207th Street;
• 1042 ft (317.6 m) tall American Tower Corp. tower at 390 NW 210th Street in Andover. Built in 1983, this guyed tower is primarily used for FM broadcasting. At the 306 m level is a master antenna for 10 FM stations: WFEZ, WMIZ, WZTU, WPOW, WFLC, WHYI, WMXJ, WMIB, WHQT and WAMR. At 281 m was WEDR (99.1 MHz); at 261 m is WBFS-TV (MyTV Ch. 33); and at 213 m is a second auxiliary master antenna for all 11 FM stations above. NOAA Weather Radio station KHB34 broadcasts from this site, on 162.55 MHz.;
• 1044 ft (318.2 m) tall Industrial Communications tower at 350 NW 215st Street;
• 1010 ft (308 m) tall WLRN-TV (PBS Ch. 17) & WLRN-FM (NPR 91.3 FM) tower at 3300 SW 52nd Avenue in Pembroke Park;
• 1019 ft (310.6 m) tall American Tower Corp. / WSCV-TV (Telemundo Ch. 51) & WAMI-TV (UniMás Ch. 69) candlabra tower at 4991 SW 28th Street in Pembroke Park;
• 1041 ft (317.3 m) tall American Tower Corp. candelabra tower at 3324 Pembroke Road in Pembroke Park.

Homestead Transmitter Tower

Coordinates: 25°32'25" N, 80°28'06" W ; Ground Elevation AMSL: 8 ft (2 m), Antenna Height: 1840.88 ft (561 m)
American Tower broadcasting tower at 17107 SW 248th Street in Princeton, near Homestead, Florida. Over 1800 feet high (and one of the tallest structures in Florida), this tower is home to the television transmitter of WTVJ-TV (NBC Ch. 6), FM transmitters of WRGP 88.1 FM, WDNA 88.9 FM, WKCP 89.7 FM and WRTO 98.3 FM, and the wide-area SFFMA 147.000 repeater, among others. The tower and building was destroyed on August 24, 1992, by Hurricane Andrew and was rebuilt by LeBlanc Tower of Canada. It was actually fabricated and engineered by LeBlanc of Canada but was erected By Tower King Inc. of Atlanta, Georgia. At the time of erection the structure was the heaviest guy supported broadcast tower in the world. Note the extra large cross section of the tower and the unusual double guying at each level - both presumably for greater hurricane resistance.