Nantlle Valley History

Nebo & Nasareth

 
 
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Nebo Mast

Nebo Mast stands 1,000 feet tallNebo Mast (Arfon Transmitter) was erected in the 1960s to provide ITV service in Llyn, Eifionydd and coastal Ardudwy. In order to receive the signal sent from Preseli Mast in Pembrokeshire, and to broadcast over the mountains, it was necessary  to have a mast 304 metres high (1,000 feet) set upon a mountain top 297 metres  (971 feet) above sea level.

The owners of the un-manned transmitter are NTL and it now broadcasts BBC 1 Wales (51) and BBC 2 Wales (44), HTV (41) and S4C (47). At present, it only broadcasts analogue signals, but not Channel 5. It also relays the independent national radio station, Classic FM (100.7), and the local radio station, Champion FM (103.0), but not BBC radio.

Image: Nebo Mast.

Details of the new Digital service are available at www.digitaltelevision.gov.uk External link: Opens in a new window.

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