How many transmission stations for a single cell phone company in USA?

Answer by mike1942f
Hundreds and thousands. You haven’t specified enough to give a better answer. In an urban area dozens are required to service many users. In a rural area much higher towers are used to cover a bigger area with fewer users, maybe 1 per mile or 2 of Interstate. And if you look at a coverage map, there are places where only along the road is covered.
http://www.rentcell.com/coverage-map-att.htm

Answer by STEVEN F
Every cell phone company in the US has a different number of transmission towers. There is no number that answers this question accurately.

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Answer by Artemis F
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They use the sprint/nextel network, so the coverage is good too.

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