While you may have what seems like a lot of towers, you don't have enough for 5G. We are certain, here's why.
5G, unlike previous improvements in cellular technology, is going to require transmitters to be VERY close together, sometimes as close as a few hundred yards apart. Plus, towers and transmitters don't do anything on their own; they need to be connected by fiber-optic lines.
While 5G may roll out to the Commonwealth's urban cores sometime in the next few years, it won't likely reach anywhere not currently served by broadband service anytime soon, and even when it does, providers are going to need a ton of fiber optic capacity to make a 5G network work.