Category: T-Mobile

New T-Mobile cell site near Prater & McCarran in Sparks

Filed under: New Cell Site Active,T-Mobile - Sep 25 2008

A new T-Mobile cell site is active in central Sparks behind 635 E. Prater Way in the Iron Horse Shopping Center near Prater & McCarran. CID 4346x. With the completion of this cell site T-Mobile is now tied with at&t as the carrier with the most cell sites covering the Reno/Sparks city limits. After the completion of another new cell site in west Reno, T-Mobile will have the most cell sites (40).


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New T-Mobile cell site under construction in west Reno

Filed under: T-Mobile - Sep 18 2008

A new T-Mobile cell site is under construction in west Reno on Summit Ridge Drive, just to the southeast of McCarran and Interstate 80. The site is co-located on an existing monopole that currently has antennas for Cricket.

New T-Mobile cell site under construction in central Sparks

Filed under: T-Mobile - Sep 10 2008

A new T-Mobile cell site is currently under construction in central Sparks behind 635 E. Prater Way in the Iron Horse Shopping Center near Prater & McCarran. Once complete, T-Mobile will be tied with at&t as the carrier with the most cell sites serving the Reno/Sparks city limits.

New T-Mobile cell site in east Sparks

Filed under: New Cell Site Active,T-Mobile - Jul 31 2008

A new T-Mobile cell site was recently put into service near the corner of Vista Blvd. and Baring Blvd. in east Sparks. The antennas are disguised in a flagpole located in the shopping center at the northeast corner of the intersection. CID 4334x.


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T-Mobile improves coverage in south Reno

Filed under: New Cell Site Active,T-Mobile - Jul 03 2008

T-mobile has placed their antennas atop a newly-heightened monopole behind Wal-Mart on Damonte Ranch Parkway and South Virginia Street. Their antennas are over 100-feet high, providing improved coverage in the south Reno area. CID 1326x. See our maps to compare cell site locations for all carriers.


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New T-Mobile cell site under construction in Damonte Ranch area

Filed under: T-Mobile - Jun 26 2008

Construction is in-progress on a 24-foot extention of the monopole located behind Wal-Mart at Damonte Ranch Parkway and South Virginia Street. Permits show that T-Mobile will be co-locating antennas on the newly hightened structure. Cricket, Clearwire, AT&T and Sprint which are currently located at the site may move to higher positions on the pole.

New T-Mobile cell site active in NW Reno

Filed under: New Cell Site Active,T-Mobile - Dec 27 2007

A new T-Mobile cell site is now active in NW Reno near Robb & Mae Anne Avenue. The new site should fill-in some coverage in the canyons in the area that the cell site at Robb & Sharlands doesn’t serve adequately. CID 1325x.


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New T-Mobile cell site active in Reno near East 2nd Street and Kietzke Lane

Filed under: New Cell Site Active,T-Mobile - Jun 01 2007

The new T-Mobile cell site on Sunshine Lane near East 2nd Street in Reno is now active. This site will enhance coverage inside Renown Medical Center, Grand Sierra Resort and freeway coverage around the I-80/Hwy 395 “Spaghetti Bowl”. CID 4336x.

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New T-Mobile site active in Sparks near McCarran & Pyramid

Filed under: New Cell Site Active,T-Mobile - May 31 2007

The new T-Mobile cell site in Sparks as mentioned on April 27 is now active. The white monopole / flagpole is located on the west side of the shopping center that includes the Raley’s supermarket at the southwest corner of McCarran and Pyramid. CID 4335x.

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