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adding citations to reliable sources
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gantry
overhead power lines
switchyard
dead-end tower
steel
A simple H-frame anchor tower consisting of two poles and one horizontal crossarm, bearing similarity to the letter H
crossarm
anchor pylon and anchor portal, 380kV
anchor gantry, 110kV
diagonal frame
Multi-level gantry tower
Gantry tower with road underneath
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