The AT&T Santa Rosa microwave station is located with a cluster of radio sites on a low mesa almost 20 miles from its namesake town. It is immediately next to Colonias Qwest Microwave Station. This same hilltop is also known as Moon Ranch, found on state and PNM radio licenses.
Built | ??? |
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Callsign | KKP83 |
Fate | American Tower #89035, apparently abandoned |
This station has several interesting aspects, including the presence of a parabolic reflector antenna with ice shield low down on the tower that looks quite old. It is also colocated with other radio sites that need some research, as they appear to be from the '80s at the earliest.
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id | symbol | latitude | longitude | description |
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1 | ![]() |
35.050619º | -104.9435299º | Site Location |
Destination | Direction | Carrier |
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Clines Corners KKP84 | West | TD-2 |
Cuervo KKP82 | East | TD-2 |
License KKP83 issued 1985 and cancelled 1998, for 4.2GHz microwave 1M40F8W.
Santa Rosa is an above-ground hardened concrete structure with a standard modular tower. The original horns are gone, but a newer conical horn is mounted on the tower and disused.