Cell Site

A cell site is a location where equipment from a mobile phone company connects your phone to its network, enabling calls, texts, and internet access. These sites typically include radio antennas and base stations that communicate wirelessly with your device when you’re in their coverage area. Cell sites are strategically placed on towers, buildings, or other structures to provide reliable service across an area. Think of them as the network’s touchpoints—each one helping your phone stay connected and communicate with the broader cellular network.