Høiåsmasten

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Høiåsmasten is a TV tower used for FM- and TV-transmission near Halden, Norway. Høiåsmasten, built in 1980, is one of the tallest partially guyed towers in the world and with a height of 320 metres the second tallest tower of Norway. It consists like Gerbrandy Tower of a concrete tower as basement on which the antenna mast, guyed to the ground is mounted. However this mast is in opposite to that of Gerbrandy Tower a lattice structure and not a tube structure.

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