Shijak transmitter

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Shijak transmitter was a broadcasting station for mediumwave and shortwave south of Shijak, Albania. It had 5 masts taller than 100 metres, whereby the tallest mast with a height of 130 metres was the tallest man-made structure in Albania. All antennas were demolished in 2019.

Coordinates[]

• 41°19′43″N 19°33′20″E / 41.32861°N 19.55556°E / 41.32861; 19.55556 (130 metres tall mast): 130 metres tall mast
• 41°19′54″N 19°32′53″E / 41.33167°N 19.54806°E / 41.33167; 19.54806 (111 metres tall mast): 111 metres tall mast
• 41°19′51″N 19°32′51″E / 41.33083°N 19.54750°E / 41.33083; 19.54750 (112 metres tall mast): 112 metres tall mast
• 41°19′44″N 19°32′52″E / 41.32889°N 19.54778°E / 41.32889; 19.54778 (112 metres tall mast): 112 metres tall mast
• 41°19′47″N 19°32′49″E / 41.32972°N 19.54694°E / 41.32972; 19.54694 (111 metres tall mast): 111 metres tall mast

See also[]

• Fllake transmitter

External links[]

• http://eaip.austrocontrol.at/all/la/130530/30-May-2013-A/2013-05-30-AIRAC/html/eAIP/LA-ENR-5.4-en-GB.html^{[permanent dead link]}

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