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Encyclopedia > ACME TV Tower Madison

ACME TV Tower Madison is a 395.9 metre high guyed TV tower at Madison, Wisconsin, USA at 43°3'03.0" N and 89°29'13.0" W. ACME TV Tower Madison was built in 2004.

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TVBR's Daily Morning Epaper (4003 words)
ACME officials said they're waiting to hear from Emmis what it wants to do with its 50% of the morning TV show after selling off its TV stations.
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List of tallest structures in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1858 words)
The second tallest structure in Nevada is the Stratosphere Tower near downtown Las Vegas, which was erected in 1994-96 and reaches 1149 ft (350 m) and 921 ft (281 m) without the mast.
The tallest antenna tower is the 940 ft (287 m) KREM (CBS-2) tower at Spokane.
The WVAH tower of 1551 ft (473 m) at Scott Depot collapsed around 10:15 am on February 19, 2003 due to excessive loading from ice during a winter storm.
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