Constructed in 1963,[1] the tower was built by Forest Supervisor and Director of IITF, Frank H.

[1] The tower is 69 feet (21 meters) tall,[3] and overlooks the El Yunque National Forest.

It is located at a higher elevation and usually has cloud cover that interferes with the views.

Yokahú Tower has a parking lot nearby[3] whereas the Mount Britton is in the middle of the forest.

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