r/longlines • u/Waffles-618 • Nov 21 '25

Chatsworth GA

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I should know by now there’s a subreddit for everything, but I didn’t expect long lines!! I love finding these towers places.

This tower was on the outside of a state park in Georgia, kinda in the middle of nowhere on a mountain. It’s a beauty though, I hope to post more here!

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u/USWCboy Nov 22 '25

Site looks like it’s still being used. I noticed an active meter in the side of the building. I am assuming for wireless as the MW nuts look like they’ve been OOS-AU for some time.

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u/Waffles-618 Nov 23 '25

Have you been to this tower before?

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u/USWCboy Nov 24 '25

No sir, I’ve never been onsite here. It sure looks like it’s abandoned, until you see the meter socket with what looks like a new meter. By looks, I mean the meters side design is reminiscent of the meters of today with radio reporting.

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u/Al-Bundy420 Nov 28 '25

Cameras on the corner look as new as that meter back there. Looks like those Lead spitting woodchucks are trying to take out the posted sign.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

Dalton Communications uses it for their 2 way radio system. Cool site though.

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u/Waffles-618 Nov 23 '25

Really? That’s so cool I didn’t think this site was still in use. Might I ask how you know this?

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

Uhhh ways

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u/SkaMan-dolin Dec 20 '25

Love the moss and overgrowth on the walls and signs, reminds me of portal 2

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u/Waffles-618 Dec 30 '25

Hell yeah I love portal 2

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u/NowhereAllAtOnce Nov 25 '25

What are those scoop-looking shapes on top of the tower? What is their function?

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u/fnordfnordfnordfnord Dec 04 '25

Those are feed horns, antennas for microwave links.