DaWelter

Some recently deployed Starlink ground stations appear to be larger, i.e. more radomes in the physical cluster of radomes, than alexfoo's linked 3x3 cluster nr Winchester. Here's 10 at Woodwalton hr Huntingdon with space for another 14 ( https://maps.app.goo.gl/e5uQKSypeqUXEaVq8 ).

I've recently seen images of Starlink sites closer to the equator that comprise as many as 40 radomes, I expect that's a geographic thing with more Starlink satellites in equatorial, low inclination, orbits.

The dishes at Telehouse South are (more or less) statically directed south for GEO satellites over the equator. The Starlink antennas use smaller reflectors inside the radomes for ~Ku~ Ka band service and they're continually tracking satellites from horizon to horizon.