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TV Station WAPT • Analog Channel 16 TV Station WAPT • Analog Channel 16, DTV Channel 21 • Jackson, MS Expected Operation on June 13: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 1000 kW ERP at 332 m HAAT, Network: ABC vs. Analog (dashed): 4790 kW ERP at 359 m HAAT, Network: ABC Market: Jackson, MS Bolivar Webster Drew Montgomery Sunflower NORTHLeflore Carroll MS-1 Oktibbeha Greenville Choctaw Washington AR-4 Chicot Ashley Noxubee Humphreys Holmes Attala Winston MS-2 Kosciusko Sharkey Morehouse Yazoo City Lake Providence Kemper West Carroll Issaquena Philadelphia Yazoo Leake Neshoba Madison East Carroll Richland Lauderdale LA-5 Warren Scott Newton Madison Forest Vicksburg Jackson D21 A16 Hinds Rankin MS-3 Franklin Clarke Tensas Smith Jasper Claiborne Copiah Simpson Hazlehurst Magee Catahoula Jefferson Laurel Wayne Covington Jones Natchez Jefferson Davis Concordia Lincoln Adams Franklin Lawrence Forrest Greene Hattiesburg Perry McComb Columbia Marion MS-4 Avoyelles Wilkinson Amite Pike Lamar Walthall West Feliciana LA-6 St. Helena LA-1 2009 Hammett & Edison,East Feliciana Inc. Tangipahoa Washington Pearl River 10MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100 80 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition Analog service 627,587 persons Digital service 733,621 No symbol = no change in coverage Analog loss 7,761 Coverage lost but still served by same network Digital gain 113,795 Coverage lost and no other service by same network Net gain 106,034 BPCDT-19990915ATM Map set 1 WAPT Digital CP TV Station WAPT • Analog Channel 16, DTV Channel 21 • Jackson, MS Approved Post-Transition Operation: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 1000 kW ERP at 332 m HAAT, Network: ABC vs. Analog (dashed): 4790 kW ERP at 359 m HAAT, Network: ABC Market: Jackson, MS Bolivar Webster Drew Montgomery Sunflower NORTHLeflore Carroll MS-1 Oktibbeha Greenville Choctaw Washington AR-4 Chicot Ashley Noxubee Humphreys Holmes Attala Winston MS-2 Kosciusko Sharkey Morehouse Yazoo City Lake Providence Kemper West Carroll Issaquena Philadelphia Yazoo Leake Neshoba Madison East Carroll Richland Lauderdale LA-5 Warren Scott Newton Madison Forest Vicksburg Jackson D21 A16 Hinds Rankin MS-3 Franklin Clarke Tensas Smith Jasper Claiborne Copiah Simpson Hazlehurst Magee Catahoula Jefferson Laurel Wayne Covington Jones Natchez Jefferson Davis Concordia Lincoln Adams Franklin Lawrence Forrest Greene Hattiesburg Perry McComb Columbia Marion MS-4 Avoyelles Wilkinson Amite Pike Lamar Walthall West Feliciana LA-6 St. Helena LA-1 2009 Hammett & Edison,East Feliciana Inc. Tangipahoa Washington Pearl River 10MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100 80 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition Analog service 627,587 persons Digital service 729,897 No symbol = no change in coverage Analog loss 7,761 Coverage lost but still served by same network Digital gain 110,071 Coverage lost and no other service by same network Net gain 102,310 BPCDT-19990915ATM Map set 2 WAPT Digital CP TV Station WAPT • Analog Channel 16, DTV Channel 21 • Jackson, MS Approved or Requested Post-Transition Operation: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 1000 kW ERP at 332 m HAAT, Network: ABC vs. Analog (dashed): 4790 kW ERP at 359 m HAAT, Network: ABC Market: Jackson, MS Bolivar Webster Drew Montgomery Sunflower NORTHLeflore Carroll MS-1 Oktibbeha Greenville Choctaw Washington AR-4 Chicot Ashley Noxubee Humphreys Holmes Attala Winston MS-2 Kosciusko Sharkey Morehouse Yazoo City Lake Providence Kemper West Carroll Issaquena Philadelphia Yazoo Leake Neshoba Madison East Carroll Richland Lauderdale LA-5 Warren Scott Newton Madison Forest Vicksburg Jackson D21 A16 Hinds Rankin MS-3 Franklin Clarke Tensas Smith Jasper Claiborne Copiah Simpson Hazlehurst Magee Catahoula Jefferson Laurel Wayne Covington Jones Natchez Jefferson Davis Concordia Lincoln Adams Franklin Lawrence Forrest Greene Hattiesburg Perry McComb Columbia Marion MS-4 Avoyelles Wilkinson Amite Pike Lamar Walthall West Feliciana LA-6 St. Helena LA-1 2009 Hammett & Edison,East Feliciana Inc. Tangipahoa Washington Pearl River 10MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100 80 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition Analog service 627,587 persons Digital service 729,897 No symbol = no change in coverage Analog loss 7,761 Coverage lost but still served by same network Digital gain 110,071 Coverage lost and no other service by same network Net gain 102,310 BPCDT-19990915ATM Map set 3 WAPT Digital CP TV Station WDBD • Analog Channel 40, DTV Channel 40 • Jackson, MS Expected Operation on June 13: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 981 kW ERP at 598 m HAAT, Network: Fox vs. Analog (dashed): 4000 kW ERP at 598 m HAAT, Network: Fox Market: Jackson, MS Bolivar Webster Drew NORTHLeflore Montgomery Oktibbeha Sunflower Carroll Greenville Choctaw Washington MS-1 AR-4 Chicot Ashley Humphreys Holmes Attala Winston MS-2 Kosciusko Sharkey Morehouse Yazoo City Lake Providence West Carroll Issaquena Philadelphia Yazoo Leake Neshoba Madison East Carroll Ouachita Warren Richland Madison Scott Newton LA-5 Forest Vicksburg Jackson Rankin D40 A40 Winnsboro Hinds MS-3 Franklin Caldwell Tensas Smith Jasper Claiborne Copiah Simpson Hazlehurst Catahoula Jefferson Laurel Covington Jones Natchez Lincoln Jefferson Davis Concordia Adams Lawrence Franklin Forrest Hattiesburg Perry McComb Columbia Marion Wilkinson Amite Pike Lamar MS-4 Avoyelles Walthall LA-6 St. Helena LA-1 Pointe Coupee East Feliciana Tangipahoa Washington Pearl River 2009 HammettWest & Feliciana Edison, Inc. 10MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100 80 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition Analog service 699,962 persons Digital service 887,912 No symbol = no change in coverage Analog loss 96 Coverage lost but still served by same network Digital gain 188,046 Net gain 187,950 BPCDT-20080401ATJ Map set 1 WDBD Digital CP TV Station WDBD • Analog Channel 40, DTV Channel 40 • Jackson, MS Approved Post-Transition Operation: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 981 kW ERP at 598 m HAAT, Network: Fox vs. Analog (dashed): 4000 kW ERP at 598 m HAAT, Network: Fox Market: Jackson, MS Bolivar Webster Drew NORTHLeflore Montgomery Oktibbeha Sunflower Carroll Greenville Choctaw Washington MS-1 AR-4 Chicot Ashley Humphreys Holmes Attala Winston MS-2 Kosciusko Sharkey Morehouse Yazoo City Lake Providence West Carroll Issaquena Philadelphia Yazoo Leake Neshoba Madison East Carroll Ouachita Warren Richland Madison Scott Newton LA-5 Forest Vicksburg Jackson Rankin D40 A40 Winnsboro Hinds MS-3 Franklin Caldwell Tensas Smith Jasper Claiborne Copiah Simpson Hazlehurst Catahoula Jefferson Laurel Covington Jones Natchez Lincoln Jefferson Davis Concordia Adams Lawrence Franklin Forrest Hattiesburg Perry McComb Columbia Marion Wilkinson Amite Pike Lamar MS-4 Avoyelles Walthall LA-6 St. Helena LA-1 Pointe Coupee East Feliciana Tangipahoa Washington Pearl River 2009 HammettWest & Feliciana Edison, Inc. 10MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100 80 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition Analog service 699,962 persons Digital service 888,008 No symbol = no change in coverage Analog loss 0 Digital gain 188,046 Net gain 188,046 BPCDT-20080401ATJ Map set 2 WDBD Digital CP TV Station WDBD • Analog Channel 40, DTV Channel 40 • Jackson, MS Approved or Requested Post-Transition Operation: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 981 kW ERP at 598 m HAAT, Network: Fox vs. Analog (dashed): 4000 kW ERP at 598 m HAAT, Network: Fox Market: Jackson, MS Bolivar Webster Drew NORTHLeflore Montgomery Oktibbeha Sunflower Carroll Greenville Choctaw Washington MS-1 AR-4 Chicot Ashley Humphreys Holmes Attala Winston MS-2 Kosciusko Sharkey Morehouse Yazoo City Lake Providence West Carroll Issaquena Philadelphia Yazoo Leake Neshoba Madison East Carroll Ouachita Warren Richland Madison Scott Newton LA-5 Forest Vicksburg Jackson Rankin D40 A40 Winnsboro Hinds MS-3 Franklin Caldwell Tensas Smith Jasper Claiborne Copiah Simpson Hazlehurst Catahoula Jefferson Laurel Covington Jones Natchez Lincoln Jefferson Davis Concordia Adams Lawrence Franklin Forrest Hattiesburg Perry McComb Columbia Marion Wilkinson Amite Pike Lamar MS-4 Avoyelles Walthall LA-6 St. Helena LA-1 Pointe Coupee East Feliciana Tangipahoa Washington Pearl River 2009 HammettWest & Feliciana Edison, Inc. 10MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100 80 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition Analog service 699,962 persons Digital service 888,008 No symbol = no change in coverage Analog loss 0 Digital gain 188,046 Net gain 188,046 BPCDT-20080401ATJ Map set 3 WDBD Digital CP TV Station WJTV • Analog Channel 12, DTV Channel 12 • Jackson, MS Expected Operation on June 13: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 20.3 kW ERP at 491 m HAAT, Network: CBS vs. Analog (dashed): 316 kW ERP at 497 m HAAT, Network: CBS Market: Jackson, MS Bolivar Webster Drew NORTH Montgomery Sunflower Leflore Carroll MS-1 Oktibbeha Greenville Choctaw Washington AR-4 Chicot Ashley Humphreys Holmes Attala MS-2 Kosciusko Winston Sharkey Morehouse Yazoo City Kemper Lake Providence West Carroll Issaquena Philadelphia Yazoo Leake Neshoba Madison East Carroll Warren Richland LA-5 Scott Newton Madison Forest Vicksburg Jackson Hinds A12 D12 Rankin Winnsboro MS-3 Clarke Franklin Tensas Smith Jasper Claiborne Copiah Simpson Hazlehurst Catahoula Jefferson Wayne Laurel Covington Jones Natchez Lincoln Jefferson Davis Concordia Adams Lawrence Franklin Forrest Hattiesburg Perry McComb Columbia Marion Wilkinson Amite Pike Lamar MS-4 Avoyelles Walthall LA-6 St. Helena Washington Pointe2009 Coupee Hammett & Edison,East Inc.Feliciana Tangipahoa LA-1 Pearl River West Feliciana 10MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 100 80 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition Analog service 760,152 persons Digital service 856,822 No symbol = no change in coverage Analog loss 0 Digital gain 96,670 Net gain 96,670 BPCDT-20080410ABA Map set 1 WJTV Digital CP TV Station WJTV • Analog Channel 12, DTV Channel 12 • Jackson, MS Approved Post-Transition Operation: Granted Construction Permit Digital CP (solid): 49.2 kW ERP at 491 m HAAT, Network: CBS vs.
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