Table:
text: List of tallest structures in the world
Structures (past or present) 600 m and taller (1,969 ft)
Structures (past or present) 600 m and taller (1,969 ft)
Name_ Pinnacle_height Structure_type Main_use Town
Liberman Broadcasting Tower Era m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Era, Texas
WEAU-Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Fairchild, Wisconsin
Perry Broadcasting Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Alfalfa, Oklahoma
KY3 Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Fordland, Missouri
SpectraSite Tower Thomasville m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Thomasville, Georgia
Pegasus Broadcasting Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Metcalf, Georgia
KLDE Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Liverpool, Texas
WCKW/KSTE-Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Vacherie, Louisiana
American Towers Tower Elkhart m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Elkhart, Iowa
Salem Radio Properties Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Collinsville, Texas

text: List of tallest structures in the world
Structures (past or present) 600 m and taller (1,969 ft)
Structures (past or present) 600 m and taller (1,969 ft)
Name_ Pinnacle_height Structure_type Main_use Town
WTTO Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Windham Springs, Alabama
WCSC-Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Awendaw, South Carolina
KTVE-Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Bolding, Arkansas
WCTV Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Metcalf, Georgia
WRAL HDTV Mast m (ft) (orig. 609.3 m) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Auburn, North Carolina
TV Alabama Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Windham Springs, Alabama
KDLT Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Rowena, South Dakota
KMOS TV Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Syracuse, Missouri
Winnie Cumulus Broadcasting Tower m (ft) Guyed mast VHF-UHF transmission Winnie, Texas

Question: What is the pinnacle height for Metcalf, Georgia among the list of tallest structures in the world (past or present) 600 m and taller (1,969 ft)?