Node Registry
Every node in this registry is deployed on an elevated structure — church towers, telecom masts, and other built height — with the explicit goal of extending Scotland's Meshtastic mesh network.
11 Total Nodes
8 Active
3 Proposed
26m Avg. Height AGL
85m AGL Tallest (Tomtain Hot Standby)
Active node Proposed node Inactive
Structure Registry
| Structure | Type | Height AGL | Location | Landowner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tomtain Hot Standby !153e7062 | Other Structure | 85m AGL 367m ASL | Tomtain summit, Kilsyth Hills, ~10 miles NE of Glasgow (short name TOMS). Broadcast antenna altitude 452m matches the ~453m hill summit; the large agl_m is largely an EUDEM 25m peak-smoothing artefact rather than true mast height. Observed on the mesh — operator unknown to Meshtastic Scotland. | enquiry | active |
| Climpy Router (Unattended) !60476689 | Other Structure | 74m AGL 253m ASL | Moorland location near Climpy, South Lanarkshire (short name CLIP). Broadcast antenna altitude 327m; the large agl_m likely combines a mast/structure with EUDEM 25m terrain smoothing. Self-described as unattended. Observed on the mesh — operator unknown to Meshtastic Scotland. | enquiry | active |
| Cant Hills Router !a841fabe | Other Structure | 38m AGL 263m ASL | Cant Hills area, South Lanarkshire near Tarbrax (short name CANT). Broadcast antenna altitude 301m; agl_m is consistent with a moderate mast or a local high point under-read by EUDEM 25m. Observed on the mesh — operator unknown to Meshtastic Scotland. | enquiry | active |
| Ravencraig Router !665e48d0 | Other Structure | 30m AGL 215m ASL | West Lothian, near the Pumpherston / Mid Calder area (short name RAVN). Broadcast antenna altitude 245m; agl_m ≈ 30m consistent with a small mast or elevated structure. Observed on the mesh — operator unknown to Meshtastic Scotland. | enquiry | active |
| Cochno Router (Unattended) !5a24fcf6 | Other Structure | 19m AGL 271m ASL | Cochno, on the Kilpatrick Hills north of Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire (short name CONO). Broadcast antenna altitude 290m; agl_m ≈ 19m consistent with a small mast. Self-described as unattended. Observed on the mesh — operator unknown to Meshtastic Scotland. | enquiry | active |
| Hopetoun Monument, Mount Hill !a1b2c3d4 | Other Structure | 10m AGL 221m ASL | Mount Hill, 3 miles NW of Cupar, Fife — 29m Hopetoun Monument column at summit | proposed | proposed |
| Cathkin Braes Router !08c00444 | Other Structure | 9m AGL 165m ASL | Cathkin Braes Country Park, south of Glasgow above Castlemilk — a well-known city viewpoint (short name CATK). Broadcast antenna altitude 174m; agl_m ≈ 9m consistent with a small mast. Observed on the mesh — operator unknown to Meshtastic Scotland. | enquiry | active |
| Hill of Tarvit Monument !b2c3d4e5 | Other Structure | 5m AGL 211m ASL | Hill of Tarvit summit, 1.5 miles south of Cupar, Fife — historic monument and trig point | proposed | proposed |
| Benarty !c3d4e5f6 | Other Structure | 5m AGL 348m ASL | Benarty Hill, between Loch Leven and the Cleish Hills, south Fife/Kinross border — observed antenna altitude ~353m at hill summit (short name CZU) | confirmed | active |
| Forth to Tay Relay !d4e5f6a7 | Other Structure | 5m AGL 177m ASL | Elevated site in the East Neuk of Fife between the Firth of Forth and the Firth of Tay — observed antenna altitude ~182m (short name FTTR) | confirmed | active |
| Burnturk area (proposed) !e5f6a7b8 | Other Structure | 5m AGL 100m ASL | Proposed site in central Fife near Burnturk/Smithfield (KY15 7TR), on the eastern edge of the Lomond Hills heading into the Howe of Fife. Specific structure and final coordinates pending site survey. | proposed | proposed |
AGL = metres above ground level (antenna height). ASL = metres above sea level. Proposed nodes are target structures pending landowner conversations.
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Network Planning
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Not sure where the next node should go? The planning map scores every named Scottish summit by coverage impact. See which hilltops would unlock the most new mesh coverage — and suggest one to the community.