Cell towers in Marly (Nord)
4 carriers share the 13 masts that ANFR lists in Marly. They include 2 water towers.
Nearest sites
| Operator | Generation | Distance | Bearing | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bouygues Telecom | 5G / 4G / 3G · 3 sectors | 647 m | 197° S | Verified |
| Bouygues Telecom | 5G / 4G / 3G / 2G · 3 sectors | 876 m | 286° W | Verified |
| Free Mobile | 5G / 4G · 3 sectors | 876 m | 286° W | Verified |
| Orange | 4G / 3G / 2G · 3 sectors | 887 m | 284° W | Verified |
| SFR | 4G · 3 sectors | 887 m | 284° W | Verified |
| Orange | 5G / 4G · 3 sectors | 919 m | 141° SE | Verified |
| Bouygues Telecom | 5G / 4G / 3G · 3 sectors | 983 m | 103° E | Verified |
| SFR | 5G / 4G / 3G / 2G · 3 sectors | 1 km | 66° NE | Verified |
| Free Mobile | 5G / 4G · 3 sectors | 1 km | 66° NE | Verified |
| Orange | 5G / 4G · 3 sectors | 1 km | 66° NE | Verified |
Map
Carrier breakdown
| Operator | Sites | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Orange | 6 | 46.2% |
| Bouygues Telecom | 6 | 46.2% |
| Free Mobile | 5 | 38.5% |
| SFR | 3 | 23.1% |
Most of the town's 13 masts are pylons (7); 2 water towers make up the rest of the mix.
Masts stand at Rue de Berry, La Briquette, rue Roger Salengro, Les Trente Cinq, 1 rue Victor Delbove and 34 Route de Preseau.
Systems from 2001 are still on the register. Local 5G started with Free Mobile in December 2020; Orange followed in December 2020, Bouygues Telecom followed in July 2021. 2019 was the busiest year, with 25 new systems, most of them 4G.
Approved additions not yet in service are pending on 3 existing masts, for example Bouygues Telecom (5G 3.5 GHz) at Les Trente Cinq, SFR (5G 2100 MHz) at rue Roger Salengro and SFR (3G 2100 MHz) at 22 rue du Père Kolbe. 10 Bouygues Telecom 5G transmitters are listed as technically operational — installed, but not yet declared commercially in service.
The tallest structure is an 82 m water tower at rue Roger Salengro. The median height of measured supports is 30 m.
4 supports carry only Bouygues Telecom.
On 3.5 GHz, the fastest 5G band: Bouygues Telecom on 5 of its 6 masts, Free Mobile on all 5 masts, Orange on 5 of its 6 masts and SFR on 1 of its 3 masts.
Saint-Saulve lies 2.9 km to the north and has a higher 5G share (92%).
Figures above cover installations declared to ANFR as in service or technically operational, as of October 2026; approved projects are not counted.
Frequently asked questions
- What do the masts in Marly stand on?
- Most of the town's 13 masts are pylons (7); 2 water towers make up the rest of the mix.
- When did 5G arrive in Marly?
- Free Mobile declared the first 5G in December 2020, Orange in December 2020.
- Are new antennas planned in Marly?
- No new site is approved at the moment. Approved additions not yet in service are pending on 3 existing masts, for example Bouygues Telecom (5G 3.5 GHz) at Les Trente Cinq, SFR (5G 2100 MHz) at rue Roger Salengro and SFR (3G 2100 MHz) at 22 rue du Père Kolbe.
- Where is the tallest mast in Marly?
- The tallest declared support is 82 m at rue Roger Salengro (water tower).
- Which carrier has the most sites of its own in Marly?
- Bouygues Telecom is on its own at 4 locations.
Nearby places
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- Cell towers in Bruay-sur-l'Escaut (6 km)
- Cell towers in Raismes (6.3 km)
- Cell towers in Haulchin (8.7 km)
- Cell towers in Fresnes-sur-Escaut (10 km)
- Cell towers in Crespin (11.6 km)
- Cell towers in Douchy-les-Mines (12.2 km)
- Cell towers in Vieux-Conde (12.7 km)
- Cell towers in Saint-Amand-les-Eaux (14.1 km)
- Cell towers in Pecquencourt (24.2 km)
- Cell towers in Caudry (26.4 km)
- Cell towers in Feignies (26.6 km)
- Cell towers in Lallaing (27.5 km)
- Cell towers in Sin-le-Noble (29.8 km)
- Cell towers in Louvroil (30.8 km)
- Cell towers in Waziers (31.3 km)
- Cell towers in Roost-Warendin (32.8 km)
- Cell towers in Douai (33.6 km)
- Cell towers in Raimbeaucourt (33.9 km)
Useful guides
- How to find the cell towers near youFour ways to locate the mobile masts around an address, from official regulator records to crowdsourced maps and your own phone, and how to tell which one you are actually connected to.
- Where to put a 4G or 5G router for the best signalA step-by-step method to place a 4G/5G home router: find your carrier's nearest mast and its direction, pick the right window, then fine-tune with RSRP and SINR readings instead of signal bars.
- Why is my mobile signal bad at home? Causes and fixesThe usual reasons for poor mobile reception indoors, from distance and terrain to building materials, busy cells and the phone itself, and what actually helps for each one.
Data source: ANFR — Licence Ouverte 2.0. See all sources.