Cell towers in Chevilly-Larue (Val-de-Marne)
ANFR lists 21 masts in Chevilly-Larue, shared between 4 carriers. They include 1 bridge or viaduct and 1 underground or tunnel site.
Nearest sites
| Operator | Generation | Distance | Bearing | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orange | 5G / 4G · 3 sectors | 373 m | 139° SE | Verified |
| SFR | 5G / 4G / 3G / 2G · 3 sectors | 413 m | 238° SW | Verified |
| Bouygues Telecom | 5G / 4G / 3G / 2G · 3 sectors | 454 m | 154° SE | Verified |
| SFR | 4G / 3G / 2G · 2 sectors | 520 m | 228° SW | Verified |
| Orange | 5G / 4G · 2 sectors | 615 m | 4° N | Verified |
| Free Mobile | 5G / 4G · 3 sectors | 625 m | 339° N | Verified |
| SFR | 5G / 4G / 3G / 2G · 3 sectors | 703 m | 311° NW | Verified |
| Free Mobile | 5G / 4G · 3 sectors | 769 m | 253° W | Verified |
| Orange | 5G / 4G / 3G · 3 sectors | 781 m | 256° W | Verified |
| Bouygues Telecom | 4G / 3G / 2G · 2 sectors | 789 m | 249° W | Verified |
Map
Carrier breakdown
| Operator | Sites | Share |
|---|---|---|
| SFR | 8 | 38.1% |
| Orange | 7 | 33.3% |
| Free Mobile | 6 | 28.6% |
| Bouygues Telecom | 5 | 23.8% |
1 support is declared underground, in a gallery or a tunnel. For questions about exposure, see the exposure guide.
Declared supports include 1 bridge or viaduct and 1 underground or tunnel site, with buildings making up most of the remainder.
Declared locations include Marche de Rangis-Péage E1 - 94152 Rangis, 145 Avenue de Stalingrad, 2 rue de Bretagne, Métro Chevilly Larue Pdt L14, 12 rue de rue de Perpignan and Les Sorbiers.
2021 was the busiest year, with 25 new systems, most of them 5G. Local 5G started with Bouygues Telecom in November 2020; Orange followed in December 2020, Free Mobile followed in January 2021. The oldest transmitter still listed here goes back to 1996.
Approved additions not yet in service are pending on 8 existing masts, for example Bouygues Telecom (4G and 5G) at avenue Georges Guynemer, Bouygues Telecom (4G and 5G) at 2 rue de Bretagne and Bouygues Telecom (4G and 5G) at 9 Avenue de la Croix du Sud. 7 Bouygues Telecom 5G transmitters are listed as technically operational — installed, but not yet declared commercially in service.
The tallest structure is a 58 m building at 2 rue de Bretagne. The median is 21 m, slightly below the Val-de-Marne median of 25 m.
3.5 GHz 5G is declared by Orange on all 7 masts, SFR on 6 of its 8 masts, Free Mobile on 5 of its 6 masts and Bouygues Telecom on 4 of its 5 masts.
L'Hay-les-Roses lies 1.9 km to the north-west and has a church or religious building among its supports.
Of the 21 masts in the commune, SFR is the only carrier on 6 masts.
By mast count, Chevilly-Larue is 16th of the 44 Val-de-Marne towns that have five or more. With 21 masts for 19,826 residents, or 11 per 10,000, it has more masts per inhabitant than the median for those towns (7).
At 4 km² with 19,826 residents, the commune is dense enough that most antennas sit on rooftops rather than pylons. It is part of the Métropole du Grand Paris intercommunal grouping.
Source: operator declarations to ANFR, as of October 2026. Projects that are only approved are left out of the totals.
Frequently asked questions
- What do the masts in Chevilly-Larue stand on?
- Declared supports include 1 bridge or viaduct and 1 underground or tunnel site, with buildings making up most of the remainder.
- When did 5G arrive in Chevilly-Larue?
- Bouygues Telecom declared the first 5G in November 2020, Orange in December 2020.
- Are new antennas planned in Chevilly-Larue?
- No new site is approved at the moment. Approved additions not yet in service are pending on 8 existing masts, for example Bouygues Telecom (4G and 5G) at avenue Georges Guynemer, Bouygues Telecom (4G and 5G) at 2 rue de Bretagne and Bouygues Telecom (4G and 5G) at 9 Avenue de la Croix du Sud.
- Where is the tallest mast in Chevilly-Larue?
- The tallest declared support is 58 m at 2 rue de Bretagne (building).
- Is fast 5G declared in Chevilly-Larue?
- 3.5 GHz 5G is declared by Orange on all 7 masts, SFR on 6 of its 8 masts, Free Mobile on 5 of its 6 masts and Bouygues Telecom on 4 of its 5 masts. Band details in the 5G-by-carrier guide.
Nearby places
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- Cell towers in Villejuif (3.3 km)
- Cell towers in Thiais (3.4 km)
- Cell towers in Orly (3.6 km)
- Cell towers in Cachan (3.7 km)
- Cell towers in Wissous (4 km)
- Cell towers in Arcueil (4.1 km)
- Cell towers in Antony (4.1 km)
- Cell towers in Sceaux (4.6 km)
- Cell towers in Vitry-sur-Seine (4.6 km)
- Cell towers in Bagneux (4.6 km)
- Cell towers in Villeneuve-le-Roi (4.8 km)
- Cell towers in Choisy-le-Roi (5 km)
- Cell towers in Fontenay-aux-Roses (5.3 km)
- Cell towers in Gentilly (5.4 km)
- Cell towers in Le Kremlin-Bicetre (5.6 km)
- Cell towers in Paray-Vieille-Poste (5.7 km)
- Cell towers in Chatillon (5.9 km)
- Cell towers in Chilly-Mazarin (6.1 km)
- Cell towers in Chatenay-Malabry (6.2 km)
- Cell towers in Ivry-sur-Seine (6.2 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.