Mobile towers, also known as cell towers, are structures that facilitate wireless communication for mobile devices. They transmit and receive signals from mobile phones, allowing users to make calls, send texts, and access the internet. These towers are equipped with antennas and other equipment that connect to a network, ensuring coverage over a specific area. Typically, mobile towers are strategically placed in urban and rural locations to provide optimal service. They can vary in height and design, including monopoles, lattice towers, and stealth towers, which blend into the environment. The presence of mobile towers is essential for the functioning of cellular networks and improving connectivity for users.