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Far Highfield Lancashire
NGR: SD543672 Maps: Google  Streetmaps (Ord Surv)   Site Height: 146m      Structure Height:
Digital TV: BBC A: 39   D3&4: 42   BBC B: 45  
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Comments: Far Highfield was a relay of Winter Hill, now relays Lancaster. Pre B700 allocations: 52/56/48.

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January 2006

Far Highfield serves the villages of Aughton and Claughton in the Lune Valley, to the east of Lancaster. These are not far from the Lancaster transmitter, but just out of sight of it. The mast looks new and quite like the one at Millthrop (further up the Lune Valley), so has probably replaced a wooden pole when mobile phones and Airwave reached the area. [Ed] Quite correct. Originally a 17m wooden pole.

The Far Highfield relay is in the farm, there doesn't seem to be access to it directly from the road.










The Lancaster relay as seen from Far Highfield.


The year was 1989.

Lancaster | Millthrop

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