A list of the tallest structures in Norway. This list contains all types of structures.
| Name | Pinnacle height | Year | Structural type | Location | Coordinates | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Longwave transmitter Ingøy | 360m (1,180feet) | 2000 | Tallest structure in Scandinavia | ||||
| 250m (820feet) | ? | guyed mast | |||||
| Vigra transmitter | 243m (797feet) | 1953 | Height was reduced to 232 metres in 1999. Demolished 2011. | ||||
| 241m (791feet) | ? | guyed mast | |||||
| 231m (758feet) | 1980 | Partially guyed tower | Height above ground is 758 feet (231 m) according to official VFR chart of Southern Norway. | ||||
| Kløfta transmitter | 230m (760feet) | 1954 | Longwave transmitter on 216 kHz, shutdown in 1995, dismantled (when?) | ||||
| Værlandet LORAN-C transmitter | 220m (720feet) | Insulated against ground | |||||
| Berlevåg LORAN-C transmitter | 219m (719feet) | Insulated against ground | |||||
| 218m (715feet) | 1958 | https://web.archive.org/web/20080409164832/http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Lot/2941/towers/greipstad.jpg | |||||
| Tryvannshøyden TV Mast | 209m (686feet) | Guyed mast | close to Tryvannstårnet. Height above ground is 686 ft according to Norway VFR chart. | ||||
| 200m (700feet) | ? | guyed mast | LF-transmitter, insulated against ground | ||||
| Vassfjellet transmitter, large mast | 200abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 2001 | 63.2609°N 10.3577°W | On the summit of Vassfjellet | |||
| Bø LORAN-C transmitter | 192m (630feet) | Insulated against ground | |||||
| LORAN-C transmitter Jan Mayen | 190m (620feet) | Insulated against ground, built as replacement of 190.5 metre tower collapsed in 1980 as result of icing. | |||||
| Nordhue transmitter | 182m (597feet) | lattice tower as basement | |||||
| Bokn transmitter | 168m (551feet) | Guyed mast | 59.2202°N 5.4284°W | ||||
| Grenland Bridge | 166m (545feet) | 1996 | |||||
| Skavlen transmitter | 165m (541feet) | 1975 | |||||
| Kongsvinger transmitter | 163m (535feet) | Guyed mast | 60.1678°N 11.9939°W | ||||
| Vealøs TV Tower | 163m (535feet) | Tower | 59.236°N 9.6992°W | Tallest completely free-standing radio tower in Norway | |||
| 156m (512feet) | 1954 | https://web.archive.org/web/20080409164830/http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Lot/2941/towers/lyngdal1.jpg | |||||
| 154m (505feet) | ? | ||||||
| Skarnsund Bridge | 152m (499feet) | 1991 | |||||
| Askøy Bridge | 152m (499feet) | 1992 | |||||
| Storøy Vindpark | 150m (490feet) | 2018 | Windmill | 59.4156°N 5.2269°W | |||
| 148m (486feet) | ? | Partially guyed tower | |||||
| Old chimney of Sarpsborg Borregaard Works | 147m (482feet) | 1976 | demolished in 2008 | ||||
| 143.5m (470.8feet) | ; ; ; ; ; | 6 pylons | |||||
| Bagn transmitter | 140m (460feet) | Concrete Tower | 60.8089°N 9.6167°W | ||||
| Kattnakken transmitter | 140abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Concrete Tower | 59.8739°N 5.4933°W | ||||
| Helgeland Bridge | 140m (460feet) | 1991 | |||||
| Sotra Decca Transmitter | 136m (446feet) | Insulated against ground, demolished | |||||
| Hodne Decca Transmitter | 136m (446feet) | Insulated against ground, demolished 22 January 1997.[1] | |||||
| 131m (430feet) | 1962 | https://web.archive.org/web/20080409164831/http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Lot/2941/towers/grong1.jpg | |||||
| 130m (430feet) | ? | Partially guyed tower | |||||
| New chimney of Sarpsborg Borregaard Works | 130m (430feet) | ||||||
| Tyholttårnet | 124m (407feet) | Tallest observation tower in Norway (revolving restaurant included in tower) | |||||
| Sognal transmitter | 124m (407feet) | Concrete Tower | 61.1732°N 7.1203°W ; 61.1734°N 7.1199°W | ||||
| Stad Decca Transmitter, Site North | 122m (400feet) | Insulated against ground, today mobile phone mast | |||||
| Stad Decca Transmitter, Site South | 122m (400feet) | Insulated against ground, demolished | |||||
| Gullsvagfjellet transmitter | 120m (390feet) | Concrete Tower | 65.6569°N 11.8281°W | ||||
| Tryvannstårnet | 118m (387feet) | 1962 | |||||
| Kvitsøy Tower | 117.5m (385.5feet) | 1982 | Tower | Grounded tower with cage antenna for MF-broadcasting | |||
| Oslo Plaza | 117m (384feet) | 1991 | Oslo PlazaTallest high-rise building in Norway | ||||
| Postgirobygget | 110m (360feet) | 1975 | Seven floors were added to the top of this building in 2003 | ||||
| Gjemnessund Bridge | 108m (354feet) | 1992 | |||||
| Vassfjellet transmitter, small mast | 107abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 63.261°N 10.3576°W | On the summit of Vassfjellet | ||||
| Gulen transmitter | 107m (351feet) | Concrete Tower | 61.0339°N 5.1536°W | ||||
| Kongsberg transmitter | 103m (338feet) | Concrete Tower | 59.6708°N 9.5219°W | ||||
| Reinsfjell transmitter | 103m (338feet) | Concrete Tower | 62.9306°N 7.9273°W | ||||
| Nidarosdomen | 98m (322feet) | 1090 | |||||
| Stord Bridge | 97m (318feet) | 2000 | |||||
| Jetta transmitter | Concrete Tower | 61.8978°N 9.2833°W | |||||
| Tron transmitter | Concrete Tower | 62.1739°N 10.6956°W | |||||
| Hol transmitter | Guyed mast | 60.5589°N 8.4033°W | |||||
| Lonahorgi transmitter | Concrete Tower | 60.6941°N 6.4144°W | |||||
| Nordfjordeid transmitter | Concrete Tower | 61.8902°N 6.1089°W | |||||
| Ulriken Tower | 1959 | Concrete Tower | 60.3772°N 5.3814°W | ||||
