What is the tallest tower (AGL) identified on a sectional chart within the Class-E-to-surface airspace surrounding an airport in the US? What is the tallest tower (in terms of AGL) identified on a sectional chart within the Class-E-to-surface airspace surrounding an airport in the US?

For the purpose of the question, "within the Class-E-to-surface airspace surrounding an airport" means within the part of the sectional chart that lies within a dashed magenta line that completely encloses the airport and is not separated from the airport by another dashed magenta or blue line.  I.e. not including within Class-E-to-surface "extensions" that are separate from the Class-E-to-surface that actually surrounds the airport.  

For simplicity, let's NOT include Class D or higher that reverts to Class-E-to-surface at night, etc.

"Tower" means any type of structure-- radio antennae, whatever-- that is depicted on the sectional chart with a tower symbol and has the AGL elevation of the top of the tower identified on the sectional chart.
Winslow-Lindbergh Airport (Arizona): Tower east of the airport is 356 feet agl.