Holme Moss

The Holme Moss transmitting station  provides the main transmission for BBC National/Local FM radio and also national DAB radio across the North of England and was originally the site of the first television transmitter in the region.

It is located on a remote area of the Pennines, ten miles south of Huddersfield and just north of the West Yorkshire border with Derbyshire's Peak District.

With a ground height of 524m (1719ft), the station is the highest elevated main transmission site in the UK.