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The camera is looking north and shows how the equipment building is built into the hillside with the towers on the far north side.
On the original 141' tower, the horns pointing left are aimed at Columbus, NE, and the horns pointing right are aimed at Arlington, NE and Omaha. The upper platform antennas are the "short cut" route to the junction at Elk Horn, IA. I can only guess that the taller 283' tower's horns interconnect with the east-west L-4 coax route somewhere northwest out in the Nebraska hinterlands. (This route is not shown on the 1975 route maps.)
On the original 141' tower, the horns pointing left are aimed at Columbus, NE, and the horns pointing right are aimed at Arlington, NE and Omaha. The upper platform antennas are the "short cut" route to the junction at Elk Horn, IA. I can only guess that the taller 283' tower's horns interconnect with the east-west L-4 coax route somewhere northwest out in the Nebraska hinterlands. (This route is not shown on the 1975 route maps.)