city and Minneapolis/St. Paul from a site between the two cities; and used to be known as KXLI-TV. Mississippi WLBT Television Tower (Jackson NBC 3) Height: 1,998 ft (609 m) Raymond () Year built: 1999 Owner: Raycom Media Missouri Rohn Tower/KMOS Tower Height: 2,000 ft (609.6 m) Syracuse Year built: 2001 Owner: Central Missouri State University KY3 Tower 1 Height: 2,000 ft (609.4 m) Fordland ( ) Year built: 2000 Owner: KYTV KY3 Tower 2 Height: 1,996 ft (608.4 m) Marshfield Year built: 1973 Owner: KYTV KOZK Television Tower (Springfield PBS 21) Height: 1,960 ft (597.4 m) Fordland () Year built: 1971 Collapsed in 2018 during tower modifications for the FCC spectrum repack. Was not rebuilt. Owner: Missouri State University (Former SW Missouri State University) Montana KTGF Television Tower (Great Falls NBC 16) Height: 801 ft (244 m) Great Falls () Year built: 1986 Owner: Max Media of Montana Nebraska KLKN Television Tower (Lincoln ABC 8) Height: 1,854 ft (565 m) Genoa () Year built: 1969 Owner: Citadel Communications The KDUH-TV tower of 1,965 ft (599 m) at Hemingford collapsed in early 2003 during reinforcement work. The Duhamel Broadcasting Tower Angora was constructed about away and was completed in September 2003. The replacement tower is 160 m (about 500 ft) shorter than the original. KXVO and KPTM in Omaha (which are co-owned) have an FCC construction permit to build a taller tower that would put their antennas 577 m (roughly 1,900 ft) up. There was also a -mast at Hemingford, which collapsed in 2002. Nevada Shamrock Tower Height: 1,464 ft (446.2 m) Jessup, Nevada () Year built: 2012 Owner: Shamrock Communications, Inc.; Scranton, PA The BREN Tower, located in Jackass Flats (Area 25) of the Nevada Test Site, was a mast that was built for nuclear radiation testing. The 465-meter-tall, 345-ton structure was constructed by Columbus, Ohio-based Dresser-Ideco in 1962. It was originally erected in Yucca Flat (Area 4) before being dismantled in 1966 and moved to Area 25. The mast was owned by the Department of Energy and maintained by National Security Technologies. On 23 May 2012 the BREN Tower was demolished. The tallest structure in Nevada since mid-2012 is the Shamrock Tower in Jessup, Nevada at 446.2 meters tall, erected in mid-2012. The second-tallest structure in Nevada is the Moapa Entravision Tower at Moapa, a 426.7 metres tall guyed TV mast at Moapa erected in 2008, the third-tallest