Define "cellular site."

A "cellular site" refers specifically to a location where mobile network equipment is installed, which includes antennas, transmitters, and associated infrastructure necessary for providing service to mobile devices in a particular geographic area. This term encapsulates the physical space where telecom operators set up their equipment to facilitate cellular communications.

The other options refer to distinct concepts within the telecommunications sector. For instance, a governmental facility managing mobile networks would pertain to regulatory or administrative bodies that oversee and manage the operation of mobile networks, which is fundamentally different from a cellular site where the actual technical equipment is housed. A data center for storing telecom information deals with large-scale data management and storage, focusing more on computing and data analysis rather than the direct provision of mobile communication services. Similarly, a type of regulatory office for tower construction pertains to the legal and compliance aspects surrounding the building and permitting of telecommunications towers, rather than the operational aspect of mobile networks that a cellular site represents.