Cell towers in Saint-Cannat (Bouches-du-Rhône)

Declared supports include 1 church or religious building, with pylons making up most of the remainder.

Masts stand at La Bastide Blanche, La Montauronne, place du Bailly de Suffren, avenue Robert Schuman, Réservoir du Collet Redon and La Bourdonnière.

The declared supports are a 25 m pylon, at La Bastide Blanche, for Orange; a 33 m pylon, at La Montauronne, for Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile, Orange and SFR; a 39 m church or religious building, at place du Bailly de Suffren, for Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile, Orange and SFR; a 20 m pylon, at avenue Robert Schuman, for Free Mobile and Orange; a 20 m pylon, at Réservoir du Collet Redon, for Free Mobile; a 33 m pylon, at La Bourdonnière, for Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile and SFR.

ANFR has approved one new site that is not live yet, plus additions on 2 existing masts. New: Bouygues Telecom (4G and 5G) at Le Plan D'Aigues and SFR (4G and 5G) at Le Plan D'Aigues. 3 Bouygues Telecom 5G transmitters are listed as technically operational — installed, but not yet declared commercially in service.

ANFR lists a 39 m church or religious building at place du Bailly de Suffren as the tallest structure. The median is 29 m, above the Bouches-du-Rhône median of 22 m.

On 3.5 GHz, the fastest 5G band: Bouygues Telecom on 1 of its 3 masts, Orange on 1 of its 4 masts and SFR on 1 of its 3 masts. No 3.5 GHz from Free Mobile here, only 700 MHz.

Systems from 2014 are still on the register. Free Mobile opened 5G here in December 2020; Bouygues Telecom followed in August 2021, SFR followed in August 2021. 2018 was the busiest year, with 16 new systems, most of them 4G.

2 masts carry all four networks.

The widest declared gap between neighbouring supports is about 2.6 km, to the north-east of the centre.

4.6 km to the north-west, neighbouring Lambesc has a higher 5G share (83%).

Among the 92 Bouches-du-Rhône towns with at least five masts, Saint-Cannat ranks 77th by mast count. With 6 masts for 6,097 residents, or 10 per 10,000, it has fewer masts per inhabitant than the median for those towns (13).

Figures above cover installations declared to ANFR as in service or technically operational, as of October 2026; approved projects are not counted.