Category: Sprint PCS

Sprint improves coverage along Interstate 80 between Floriston and Hirschdale

Filed under: New Cell Site Active, Sprint PCS - Jul 04 2008

Sprint has added a cell site which improves coverage between the Floriston and Hirschdale exits. They have co-located antennas at an existing cell site occuppied by Nextel and AT&T. See our maps to view up-to-date cell site locations for all carriers.

New Sprint cell site in South Lake Tahoe at Heavenly Ski Resort California Base Lodge

Filed under: Sprint PCS, Under Construction - Nov 09 2007

Thanks to a website contributor for pointing out a new Sprint cell site under construction at the Heavenly Ski Resort California Base Lodge.


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New Sprint/Nextel cell site in Virginia City

Filed under: New Cell Site Active, Nextel, Sprint PCS - Sep 04 2007

A new Sprint/Nextel cell site in Virginia City was confirmed last weekend. The antennas are disguised in a gray monopole/flag pole on the south end of the city near Gold Hill.

Sprint-Nextel flagpole Virginia City


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Sprint cell site near McCarran & Skyline

Filed under: New Cell Site Active, Sprint PCS - Sep 03 2007

Original post 8/2/07 - Updated 9/3/07

I just noticed a recently installed Sprint cell site above McCarran & Skyline in west Reno. This cell site fills a previous dead zone along the busy McCarran Blvd. corridor between Cashill Blvd. and Manzanita Lane.

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Sprint cell site near McCarran & Skyline - antennasSprint cell site near McCarran & Skyline - overview

Thanks to a contributor for the pictures.

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