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Part 2 of Rec Network's July 16, 1999 Filing. Mm Docket 99-25 PART 2 OF REC NETWORK’S JULY 16, 1999 FILING. MM DOCKET 99-25 This is a rather large document (over 400 pages) which gives full data of our “Super Coordinator” nationwide channel search. The first section shows a summary of every state in rank of population. It states the number of stations that were coordinated in each license class in the 92-108 MHz band. The second section shows information about possible stations in the 87.5-92 MHz band in the same format as the first section. The third section shows information about the number of possible stations that can operate on 87.5, 87.7 and 87.9 MHz. The forth section shows information on each state and the population that is served by a Top-50 or a Second-50 Media Market. The fifth section shows explicit detail of every census community in the United States sorted alphabetical by state. In this section, we show the community name, the population, if the community is in a Top-50 (T50) or a Second-50 (S50) market, the 92- 108 channel pre-coordinated, the 10w high school channel pre-coordinated and the 87.5- 92 MHz channel precoordianted to the community. The two letter codes (A1, A2, A3, D1, D2) indicate the class of station available in that community. A1 = 1kW/60m HAAT (LP-1000) A2 = 250w/40m HAAT A3 = 100w/30m HAAT PRIMARY D1 = 100w/30m HAAT SECONDARY (LP-100) D2 = 10w/10m OR 1w/30m (Microradio) SUMMARY OF LPFM AVAILABILTY CHANNELS 221 THROUGH 300 ALLOTMENTS WITHIN THE COMMERCIAL PORTION OF THE BAND (CH.221-300) Cities with access to Total A1/LP-1000 A2/250W A3/100W Primary D1/LP-100 D2/Micro an LPFM channel 221-300 Sta. Population Places #Sta Pop. % #Sta Pop. % #Sta Pop. % #Sta Pop. % #Sta Pop. % #Sta Pop. % CA 26919055 876 109 1012333 3.8% 78 2400255 8.9% 64 6106050 22.7% 117 2110323 7.8% 76 1164052 4.3% 444 12793013 47.52% NY 14563372 969 54 207107 1.4% 27 291135 2.0% 247 1997633 13.7% 26 220412 1.5% 94 387508 2.7% 448 3103795 21.31% TX 13530184 1276 233 2663777 19.7% 112 801298 5.9% 129 5521643 40.8% 198 1245968 9.2% 136 952467 7.0% 808 11185153 82.67% IL 9746297 1308 22 122061 1.3% 152 1010430 10.4% 81 957462 9.8% 252 694943 7.1% 258 490475 5.0% 765 3275371 33.61% FL 9639615 755 27 134530 1.4% 32 1023786 10.6% 52 2648617 27.5% 97 1341610 13.9% 65 571168 5.9% 273 5719711 59.34% OH 7774279 1052 2 58983 0.8% 42 293808 3.8% 236 4368262 56.2% 91 232118 3.0% 198 760671 9.8% 569 5713842 73.50% PA 7223781 1297 22 189214 2.6% 51 271689 3.8% 107 2451803 33.9% 89 252527 3.5% 164 329588 4.6% 433 3494821 48.38% MI 6301470 620 83 244462 3.9% 70 322842 5.1% 118 1630676 25.9% 70 212536 3.4% 104 2128336 33.8% 445 4538852 72.03% NJ 5957035 499 0 0 0.0% 2 9685 0.2% 27 525878 8.8% 4 20677 0.3% 14 48849 0.8% 47 605089 10.16% MA 4331035 231 4 20814 0.5% 1 1916 0.0% 34 1502468 34.7% 5 10823 0.2% 23 170864 3.9% 67 1706885 39.41% VA 4024968 345 14 33781 0.8% 50 568773 14.1% 58 1511219 37.5% 71 477547 11.9% 55 245259 6.1% 248 2836579 70.47% MD 3840663 329 5 57018 1.5% 11 71617 1.9% 31 182520 4.8% 13 18842 0.5% 29 69303 1.8% 89 399300 10.40% WA 3719220 552 81 272949 7.3% 59 169892 4.6% 96 1832726 49.3% 64 356934 9.6% 56 282003 7.6% 356 2914504 78.36% IN 3622107 590 10 167341 4.6% 56 548472 15.1% 64 448867 12.4% 134 1588455 43.9% 126 320586 8.9% 390 3073721 84.86% MO 3572659 961 99 425052 11.9% 88 189211 5.3% 127 1892840 53.0% 158 312715 8.8% 131 175543 4.9% 603 2995361 83.84% WI 3481926 618 47 250154 7.2% 105 576853 16.6% 70 1422911 40.9% 119 385702 11.1% 111 213382 6.1% 452 2849002 81.82% MN 3448524 863 131 202496 5.9% 125 326178 9.5% 48 676191 19.6% 174 288745 8.4% 150 969859 28.1% 628 2463469 71.44% NC 3378623 611 10 112695 3.3% 23 139330 4.1% 69 1308538 38.7% 87 617594 18.3% 98 256956 7.6% 287 2435113 72.07% GA 3247945 599 22 319915 9.8% 64 240783 7.4% 81 1157530 35.6% 136 845367 26.0% 90 174252 5.4% 393 2737847 84.29% AZ 3113023 179 91 814847 26.2% 6 18949 0.6% 29 1747535 56.1% 27 181327 5.8% 6 157318 5.1% 159 2919976 93.80% TN 2989237 373 4 10562 0.4% 31 199669 6.7% 72 1639666 54.9% 88 811042 27.1% 80 134788 4.5% 275 2795727 93.53% LA 2884475 391 23 797686 27.7% 61 664462 23.0% 9 118830 4.1% 127 726344 25.2% 55 197672 6.9% 275 2504994 86.84% CO 2727405 309 141 379940 13.9% 9 21366 0.8% 23 897512 32.9% 18 327638 12.0% 18 62788 2.3% 209 1689244 61.94% AL 2598859 473 20 297830 11.5% 46 296674 11.4% 46 615503 23.7% 96 563662 21.7% 80 222464 8.6% 288 1996133 76.81% OK 2411156 598 103 326695 13.5% 55 140344 5.8% 77 965990 40.1% 98 650325 27.0% 100 119246 4.9% 433 2202600 91.35% IA 2128311 955 54 304634 14.3% 193 1093695 51.4% 0 0 0.0% 334 528693 24.8% 209 135423 6.4% 790 2062445 96.91% OR 2067774 284 91 391364 18.9% 18 48396 2.3% 18 604790 29.2% 40 210145 10.2% 10 31557 1.5% 177 1286252 62.20% CT 2020803 117 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 15 621710 30.8% 0 0 0.0% 18 157977 7.8% 33 779687 38.58% KY 1994317 471 13 275542 13.8% 41 218211 10.9% 65 624239 31.3% 79 220951 11.1% 66 226797 11.4% 264 1565740 78.51% KS 1981825 631 235 443544 22.4% 111 489376 24.7% 46 723696 36.5% 135 224300 11.3% 61 42922 2.2% 588 1923838 97.07% SC 1643341 342 6 34014 2.1% 14 209909 12.8% 47 375840 22.9% 61 410686 25.0% 58 173317 10.5% 186 1203766 73.25% UT 1601932 255 115 199702 12.5% 6 2322 0.1% 45 785803 49.1% 9 10497 0.7% 21 197906 12.4% 196 1196230 74.67% AR 1489741 540 24 78015 5.2% 39 88161 5.9% 120 768966 51.6% 101 321206 21.6% 91 107751 7.2% 375 1364099 91.57% MS 1376082 324 15 131901 9.6% 56 178006 12.9% 18 69225 5.0% 117 595092 43.2% 59 95586 6.9% 265 1069810 77.74% NE 1200790 539 252 367820 30.6% 80 502673 41.9% 0 0 0.0% 100 274965 22.9% 54 23905 2.0% 486 1169363 97.38% NM 1174823 174 104 511118 43.5% 15 28276 2.4% 0 0 0.0% 38 616170 52.4% 7 8012 0.7% 164 1163576 99.04% NV 1071605 56 31 360673 33.7% 2 9632 0.9% 0 0 0.0% 20 662057 61.8% 1 4791 0.4% 54 1037153 96.79% WV 779106 277 17 37106 4.8% 35 115995 14.9% 86 367585 47.2% 26 80590 10.3% 42 82468 10.6% 206 683744 87.76% RI 727569 27 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 3 205432 28.2% 0 0 0.0% 1 1604 0.2% 4 207036 28.46% ID 631526 203 110 445382 70.5% 31 40221 6.4% 0 0 0.0% 54 143178 22.7% 4 1456 0.2% 199 630237 99.80% ME 615050 106 26 99184 16.1% 13 69198 11.3% 1 5151 0.8% 33 335135 54.5% 9 21701 3.5% 82 530369 86.23% DC 606900 1 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.00% NH 557438 60 3 14989 2.7% 5 24999 4.5% 7 233416 41.9% 11 56803 10.2% 5 10822 1.9% 31 341029 61.18% MT 508371 162 161 506947 99.7% 1 1424 0.3% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 162 508371 100.00% SD 491901 334 238 289433 58.8% 55 76493 15.6% 0 0 0.0% 35 123365 25.1% 6 2610 0.5% 334 491901 100.00% ND 473726 376 304 348113 73.5% 54 122387 25.8% 0 0 0.0% 15 3024 0.6% 0 0 0.0% 373 473524 99.96% WY 341614 109 101 265771 77.8% 2 4158 1.2% 1 10903 3.2% 3 54094 15.8% 1 2965 0.9% 108 337891 98.91% DE 271689 72 0 0 0.0% 4 8364 3.1% 1 71529 26.3% 16 20274 7.5% 7 9582 3.5% 28 109749 40.40% VT 213838 69 19 127885 59.8% 15 25860 12.1% 4 21238 9.9% 15 22245 10.4% 7 6871 3.2% 60 204099 95.45% Total A1/LP-1000 A2/250W A3/100W Primary D1/LP-100 D2/Micro an LPFM channel 221-300 Sta Population Places #Sta Pop.
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