Post in this thread pictures and technical information of radio towers in Iceland.

I start with Hellissandur Radio Mast, the tallest man-made structure in Western Europe, which was built in 1963 for LORAN-C transmission and used since 1997 for longwave broadcasting on 189 kHz with 300 kW. It is 411.5 metres tall and electrically insulated against ground.

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_UUL7S5xQJ1o/SlpPm-qyKyI/AAAAAAAAWSg/3ktFDN_OnKA/648%20Areal%20mast%20near%20Hellissandur%2C%20tallest%20structure%20of%20Europe.JPG

The radio mast near the golf course at the end of the Seltjarnarnes peninsula.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v255/Bibliophiliac/iceland/Places/Seltjarnarnes/mynd388-sm.jpg

It looks that the tower is insulated against ground.
Is it used as a mast radiator for a NDB-transmitter?