Television transmission towers are tall structures designed to broadcast television signals over large distances. They work by sending out radio waves that carry audio and video information to television sets. These towers are strategically placed to ensure that signals reach as many viewers as possible, often located on high ground or in open areas. The height of these towers allows them to cover a wider area, reducing obstacles like buildings and trees that can interfere with signal quality. Many towers are equipped with antennas that can transmit signals in various frequencies, ensuring compatibility with different types of television systems and viewers.