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U.S. FM Stations by Frequency U.S. FM Stations by Frequency KBBB(FM) Billings MT 100 kw.480 ft. WFAS-FM White Plains NY 600 w.669 ft. WMNV(FM) Rupert VT 2.9 kw.223 ft. WSOC-FM Charlotte NC 100 kw.1,040 ft. WXEG(FM) Beavercreek OH 1.15 kw.522 ft. KXDD(FM) Yakima WA 61 kw.781 ft. WBNU(FM) Shallotte NC 25 kw.328 ft. WEGE(FM) Westerville OH 6 kw.328 ft. WRLU(FM) Algoma WI 6 kw.328 ft. WCBZ(FM) Williamston NC 100 kw.981 ft. KBVL(FM) Pawhuska OK 3 kw.328 ft. WZEE(FM) Madison WI 9.4 kw.1,119 ft. WKNE(FM) Keene NH 12.2 kw.991 h. WALY(FM) Bellwood PA 3 kw.984 ft. WMZK(FM) Merrill WI 24 kw.617 ft. WPKO(FM) North Conway NH 21.5 kw horiz. 16.5 kw vert.3,874 ft. WPHI(FM) Jenkintown PA 340 w.1,000 ft. WDCI(FM) Bridgeport WV 3 kw.328 ft. WMGM(FM) Atlantic City NJ 50 kw.400 ft. WLMI(FM) Kane PA 3 kw.300 ft. 'WVSB(FM) Romney WV 100 w.781 ft. WNNJ-FM Newton NJ 2.3 kw.892 ft. WCOZ(FM) Laporte PA 6 kw.Ant 276 ft. KCGL(FM) Powell WY 100 kw.Ant 1,942. KNMZ(FM) Alamogordo NM 47 kw.1,338 h. WWIZ(FM) Mercer PA 3 kw.300 ft. KYVA(FM) Grants NM 100 kw.1.299 ft. PA w.780 WLSW(FM) Scottdale 325 ft. 104.3 mhz KPZA(FM) Jal NM 100 kw.Ant 371 ft. WOLI(FM) Easley SC 3 kw.328 ft. 'KTOO(FM) Juneau AK 1.4 kw.-1,016 ft. WONY(FM) Ithaca NY 5 kw.876 ft. WHXT(FM) Orangeburg SC 3 kw.299 ft. WZYP(FM) Athens AL 100 kw.1,115 ft. WCKY-FM Tiffin OH 50 kw.492 ft. WXIS(FM) Erwin TN 2.5 kw.2,600 ft. WQZZ(FM) Eutaw AL 2.3 kw.370 ft. KESC(FM) Wilburton OK 100 kw.Ant 607 ft. WDEB-FM Jamestown TN 1.6 kw.450 ft. WGLD(FM) Luveme AL 13.5 kw.1,830 ft. KXPC(FM) Lebanon OR 100 kw.1,099 ft. WTRZ-FM McMinnville TN 5.3 kw.130 ft. KLMZ(FM) Fouke AR 5 kw.Ant 361 ft. WRTS(FM) Ede PA 50 kw.499 ft. KXCS(FM) Cameron TX 25 kw.695 ft. KBCN -FM Marshall AR 100 kw.820 ft. WCXR(FM) Lewisburg PA 3 kw.418 ft. KTHP(FM) Hemphill TX 6 kw.Ant 243 ft. KAJM(FM) Payson AZ 100 kw.1,023 ft. WEEO-FM McConnellsburg PA 135 w.1.555 ft. KMHT-FM Marshall TX 3 kw.300 ft. KRRE(FM) Davis CA 6 kw.328 ft. WXLX(FM) Lajas PR 50 kw.456 ft. KQXC-FM Wichita Falls TX 4.5 kw.An1315 ft. KHIP(FM) Gonzales CA 2.6 kw.508 ft. WWRX-FM Westerly RI 37 kw.570 ft. KMDG(FM) Nephi UT 74 kw hodz.Ant 2,244 ft. KBIG -FM Los Angeles CA 105 kw.2,950 ft. KGIM-FM Redfield SD 100 kw.564 ft. KGNT(FM) Smithfield UT 3 kw.Ant -131 ft. KSHA(FM) Redding CA 100 kw.1,560 ft. KRRO(FM) Sioux Falls SD 50 kw.676 ft. WXCF-FM Clifton Forge VA 150 w.Ant 1,909 ft. KRFR(FM) Shatter CA 6 kw.308 ft. KCDD(FM) Hamlin TX 100 kw.985 ft. WYFT(FM) Luray VA 6 kw.Ant 302 ft. KMXY(FM) Grand Junction CO 100 kw.1,296 ft. KVIL-FM Highland Park-Dallas TX 100 kw.1,571 ft. KLLM(FM) Forks WA 3 kw. 75 ft. KJCD(FM) Longmont CO 5.8 kw.1,204 ft. KOUL(FM) Sinton TX 100 kw.941 ft. KVAS(FM) Ilwaco WA 10 kw.Ant 171 ft. WIFL(FM) Inglis FL 4.4 kw.Ant 380 ft. KVST(FM) Willis TX 15 kw.426 ft. KYWL(FM) Spokane WA 5.5 kw.1,417 ft. 'WKZM(FM) Sarasota FL 3 kw.180 ft. WMXB(FM) Richmond VA 18.5 kw.750 ft. W1/130(FM) Winneconne WI 25 kw.318 ft. WEAT -FM West Palm Beach FL 100 kw.1,273 ft. KMTT(FM) Tacoma WA 58 kw.2,343 ft. WETZ-FM New Martinsville WV 2.5 kw.Ant 502 ft. WAJO-FM Alma GA 4.5 kw.371 ft. WWIB(FM) Hattie WI 100 kw.706 ft. WBBO -FM Augusta GA 100 kw.1,003 ft. WXSS(FM) Wauwatosa WI 19.5 kw.840 ft. 104.1 mhz WKHC(FM) Dahinega GA 6 kw.328 ft. WCIR-FM Beckley WV 5 kw.1,485 ft. KBRJ(FM) Anchorage AK 55 kw.62 ft. KXME(FM) Kaneohe HI 73.5 kw.2,116 ft. WOWV(FM) Fisher WV 310 w.1.384 ft. WYOK(FM) Atmore AL 100 kw.1,555 ft. KRKN(FM) Eldon IA 23.5 kw.Ant 341 ft. KQLT(FM) Casper WY 59.3 kw.1,909 ft. KILX(FM) Hatfield AR 28.5 kw.Ant 469 ft. KLTB(FM) Boise ID 52 kw.2,574 It. KZPT(FM) Tucson AZ 3 kw.46 ft. WCBH(FM) Casey IL 11.2 kw.495 ft. 103.9 mhz KBOX(FM) Lompoc CA 5.7 kw.710 ft. WJMK(FM) Chicago IL 4.1 kw.1,575 ft. KUWL(FM) College AK 3 kw.120 ft. KHKK(FM) Modesto CA 50 kw.500 ft. WBLO(FM) Charlestown IN 3 kw.Ant 328 ft. WJRL -FM Ozark AL 25 kw.Ant 292 ft. KMHX(FM) Windsor CA 250 w.1,105 ft. KCAR -FM Galena KS 6 kw.Ant 328 ft. KPGG(FM) Ashdown AR 5.1 kw.354 ft. KFRR(FM) Woodlake CA 17 kw.853 ft. KVGB -FM Great Bend KS 96 kw.810 ft. KCJF(FM) Earle AR 25 kw.Ant 328 ft. KBVC(FM) Buena Vista CO 600 w.1,187 h. WXBC(FM) Hardinsburg KY 3 kw.328 ft. KKIX(FM) Fayetteville AR 100 kw.510 ft. KNAB -FM Burlington CO 50.7 kw.358 ft. WEZJ -FM Williamsburg KY 1.4 kw.656 ft. KPOC -FM Pocahontas AR 5.1 kw.Ant 144 ft. KFMU-FM Oak Creek CO 1.4 kw.1,073 ft. KEZP(FM) Bunkie LA 18 kw.384 ft. KFPB(FM) Chino Valley AZ 8.1 kw.Ant 567 ft. WMRO(FM) Waterbury CT 50 kw.859 ft. WXFB(FM) Baltimore MD 50 kw.420 ft. KEDJ(FM) Gilbert AZ 43 kw.528 ft. WWUS(FM) Big Pine Key FL 100 kw.433 ft. WABKFM Gardiner ME 50 kw.492 ft. KRCD(FM) Inglewood CA 1.65 kw.390 ft. WTKS -FM Cocoa Beach FL 100 kw.1,609 ft. WVCN(FM) Baraga MI 100 kw.Ant 859 ft. KEDD(FM) Johannesburg CA 1.5 kw.1.322 ft. WGLF(FM) Tallahassee FL 100 kw.1,359 ft. WOMC(FM) Detroit MI 190 kw.361 ft. KCXX(FM) Lake Arrowhead CA 190 w.1,752 ft. WRJY(FM) Brunswick GA 4.2 kw.390 ft. WCZY-FM Mount Pleasant MI 3 kw.328 ft. KDJK(FM) Mariposa CA 71 w.2,047 ft. WRBN(FM) Clayton GA 370 w.Ant 1,296 ft. KLKS(FM) Breezy Point MN 50 kw.492 ft. KMBY-FM Seaside CA 1.4 kw.604 ft. WALR -FM La Grange GA 60 kw.Ant 1,217 ft. KZLT -FM East Grand Forks MN 100 kw.550 ft. KBDS(FM) Taft CA 6 kw.328 ft. WRBX(FM) Reidsville GA 3 kw 187 ft. KVGO(FM) Spring Valley MN 2.8 kw.472 ft. KSYC -FM Yreka CA 10 kw.2,364 ft. KLTI-FM Ames IA 100 kw.t,026 ft. KZIO(FM) Two Harbors MN 50 kw.233 ft. KXCL(FM) Yuba City CA 510 w.2,024 ft. KORR(FM) American Falls ID 3 kw.328 ft. KDBB(FM) Bonne Terre MO 790 w.630 ft. KYZX(FM) Pueblo West CO 1.75 kw.Ant 2,158 ft.. WMZZ(FM) Colchester IL 6 kw.Ant 328 ft. KBEQ -FM Kansas City MO 100 kw.987 ft. KSNO -FM Snowmass Village CO 6 kw.Ant 325 ft. WMLL(FM) Jerseyville IL 50 kw.500 ft. KXOQ(FM) Kennett MO 6 kw.328 ft. WXKB(FM) Cape Coral FL 100 kw.981 ft. WBWN(FM) Le Roy IL 25 kw.328 ft. KKAC(FM) Vandalia MO 6 kw.292 ft. WPPL(FM) Blue Ridge GA 6 kw.400 ft. WIKY-FM Evansville IN 39 kw.571 ft. WMJU(FM) Bude MS 25 kw.Ant 328 ft. WDDK(FM) Greensboro GA 5.3 kw.328 ft. WLBC -FM Muncie IN 50 kw.420 ft. WGNL(FM) Greenwood MS 50 kw.360 ft. WQSY(FM) Hawkinsvilla GA 25 kw.492 ft. KGGF-FM Fredonia KS 6 kw.328 ft. WJSG(FM) Hamlet NC 2.5 kw.489 ft. WSIS(FM) Springfield GA 6 kw.328 ft. WCKQ(FM) Campbellsville KY 17 kw.374 ft. WONO(FM) Old Fort NC 5.6 kw.348 ft. K000(FM) Spirit Lake IA 50 kw.492 ft. KSTE -FM Houma LA 100 kw.1,945 ft. WFXK(FM) Tarboro NC 100 kw.987 ft. WXAN(FM) Ava IL 2.9 kw hodz, 2.9 kw vert.675 ft. KJLO -FM Monroe LA 100 kw.1,017 ft. KJUL(FM) North Las Vegas NV 24.5 kw.3,700 ft. WZCH(FM) Dundee IL 3 kw.299 ft. WBCN(FM) Boston MA 20.9 kw.771 ft. WAKO(FM) New York NY 6 15.41,361 ft.
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