How to check 5G base station information

How do I find 5G cell towers?

Platforms like CellMapper and AntennaSearch provide comprehensive maps showing the locations of cellphone towers, including 5G cell towers. These maps are invaluable for identifying the closest cell towers by simply entering your address or current location.

Which cell towers support 5G?

With just your address, you can discover nearby cell towers supporting 5G. You’ll quickly notice that T-Mobile has the most 5G sites, as they have the largest 5G footprint in the United States. AT&T 5G cell tower and Verizon 5G cell tower info is very thin across all tools.

Which phone company has the most 5G sites?

You’ll quickly notice that T-Mobile has the most 5G sites, as they have the largest 5G footprint in the United States. AT&T 5G cell tower and Verizon 5G cell tower info is very thin across all tools. Even though a 5G cell tower is not labeled on the map, doesn't mean there isn't one nearby. You can use your phone to find its general direction.

Are 4G and 5G cell tower locations public?

Cellular providers are not required to publicly disclose their 4G and 5G cell tower locations. Most carriers prefer to keep that information private due to safety and security reasons. Most cell tower data is acquired via the FCC database and crowdsourcing. The FCC only requires carriers to register cell towers over 200 feet.

How do I find 5G towers in Ookla?

Ookla 5G Interactive Map and Towers Locator The first step in your 5G tower hunt should be the Ookla rollout map. I’d recommend starting with this one because it’ll tell you whether or not there are 5G towers near you in your area, and if there are, you can use one of the other maps for a more detailed look.

Do carriers have to publicize their 4G or 5G tower locations?

Unfortunately, there's no government regulation requiring carriers to publicize their 4G or 5G tower locations. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is the body that regulates cell carriers like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile here in the US. Their rules only requires those carriers to register towers that are over 200 feet tall.