Is it a cell phone tower or is it a radio broadcasting tower? Or maybe something else?

It doesn't appear to have any dishes just some cylindrical things at the top.

Just worried about the EMF should I decide to move so close to it....

Any idea?

Its a mobile phone services cell tower. If you go look a bit closer there's be a containerised transmission equipment building near the base, the name of the service provider will be on the side of the container. 

No need to worry especially if you have it on such a high tower.

In the densely populated areas you have them on the roofs, often very close.

 

 

Get yourself a tinfoil hat and you will be fine.

bonus to living there - a good phone signal

My only advice if you wish to live close to it, is to buy a decent pair of Wellington boots.

11 hours ago, bino said:

Get yourself a tinfoil hat and you will be fine.

 

It's a signal tower there on their way.  

 

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Where would you be living if you moved closed to it? 

21 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

No need to worry especially if you have it on such a high tower.

In the densely populated areas you have them on the roofs, often very close.

 

 

 

In fact in Amsterdam in 1997, an antenna was sited in a store room of a seventh floor office building in order to prove network capability for launch, nobody was fried that we know of but the janitor was never seen again. (a true story)

1 hour ago, NickJ said:

Where would you be living if you moved closed to it? 

300 to 400 away from it...not visible in the photo.

 

Living nearby an EMF emitter is well known to be increasing the possibility to contract some sort of cancer in the medium to long term especially in children.

The safety distance advised by various govs don't seem to match the results in some of the tests carried out in Sweden some time ago

https://www.google.com/search?q=sweedish+study+done+on+EMF&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b

I think I would be more worried about the mosquitoes. But a tinfoil lined gypsum ceiling is always a grand idea.