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Here's a website that allows scrolling over all the U.S. Sectional Maps which is great for finding antenna towers. There will be two numbers printed on the map in the vicinity of the tower symbol. One number is the altitude of the tower above sea level (MSL) and the second number is the tower's height above the ground (AGL).

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NickD
BASE 194

its also useful for finding the nearest dropzone by the little parachute symbol, although not sure how current that is.

For people who don't read a lot of sectional charts, the MSL figure is referencing the top of the tower MSL.

also keeping in mind that they generally overestimate the tower height a bit, to give a buffer zone for pilots.... always double check w/rangefinder or alti....