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Alabama Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Anniston Cheaha SP Cheaha Mtn Alabama Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Anniston Cheaha SP Cheaha Mtn. KIH58 475 1000 Birmingham, AL Arab Arab NE WNG642 525 300 Huntsville, AL Auburn Auburn NW WWF54 525 1000 Birmingham, AL Birmingham Birmingham WBIQ-TV KIH54 550 1000 Birmingham, AL Brewton Kirkland WNG646 475 1000 Mobile, AL Cullman Cullman Ctrl WWF66 450 300 Birmingham, AL Demopolis Jefferson SE WXL72 475 1000 Birmingham, AL Dozier Dozier NNW WDIQ-TV (37/77) KIH59 550 800 Mobile, AL Florence Crooked Oak NE KIH57 475 1000 Huntsville, AL Fort Payne Henagar ESE Hammondville(NW) WWF44 500 1000 Huntsville, AL Greenville Manningham WNG607 425 300 Mobile, AL Hamilton Winfield WNW Gu-Win (S) WWF53 525 1000 Birmingham, AL Huntsville Monte Sano SP WAAV-TV KIH20 400 1000 Huntsville, AL Jackson Toddtown SW McVay (E) WWF55 500 1000 Mobile, AL Louisville Texasville NW KIH56 475 1000 Birmingham, AL Mobile Tillmans Corner KEC61 550 1000 Mobile, AL Montgomery Montgomery Ctrl WAIQ-TV KIH55 400 1000 Birmingham, AL Oneonta Oneonta WNG606 425 300 Birmingham, AL Selma Summerfield E WNG635 450 300 Birmingham, AL Tuscaloosa Univ. of AL WVUA-FM KIH60 400 1000 Birmingham, AL Number of stations: 20 Alaska Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Althorp Peak Elfin Cove SW Althorp Peak KZZ86 425 5 Juneau, AK //WXJ80 Anchorage Anchorage Dntn KEC43 550 125 Anchorage, AK Annette Duke Island Southern Duke Is. KZZ92 450 5 Juneau, AK //WXJ26 Barrow Barrow KBRW-FM KZZ53 550 300 Fairbanks, AK Bethel Bethel WNG675 550 1000 Anchorage, AK Blying Sound Seward S Rugged Island WNG526 425 5 Anchorage, AK //KEC81 Cape Fanshaw Cape Fanshaw WNW Cape Fanshaw KZZ88 425 5 Juneau, AK //WXJ25 Cape Gull Cape Gull Gape Gull WNG529 500 5 Kodiak, AK //WXJ78 Cold Bay KJY87 425 5 Anchorage, AK Cordova Cordova N Ski Hill WXJ79 400 500 Anchorage, AK Craig Craig Ctrl KXI80 475 300 Juneau, AK Dillingham Dillingham Dillingham WNG681 500 5 Anchorage, AK English Bay English Bay SW Bede Mountain WNG528 450 5 Anchorage, AK //WXJ24 Fairbanks Ester Ester Dome WXJ81 550 500 Fairbanks, AK Funter Admirality Is. N Mt.Robert Barron KZZ87 450 5 Juneau, AK //WXJ25 Glennallen Mendelta E KPS503 550 1000 Anchorage, AK Gravina Island Gravina Island Gravina Island KZZ96 525 5 Juneau, AK //WXJ26 Haines Haines NW WXM97 400 100 Juneau, AK Hinchinbrook Hinchinbrook Is. SW Cp. Hinchinbrook WNG721 525 5 Anchorage, AK Homer Homer NW Diamond Ridge WXJ24 400 800 Anchorage, AK Juneau Juneau WXJ25 550 500 Juneau, AK Ketchikan Ward Cove Point Higgins WXJ26 550 500 Juneau, AK Kodiak Womens Bay NE Kodiak Station WXJ78 550 100 Kodiak, AK Kotzebue Kotzebue KWN30 550 300 Fairbanks, AK Manleyville KAD96 500 5 Juneau, AK Marmot Island Marmot Island Marmot Island WNG716 500 5 Kodiak, AK //WXJ78 Mt. McArthur Kuiu Island S Mt. McArthur KZZ95 525 5 Juneau, AK //WXJ80 Nenana Toghotthele Hill KPS504 400 300 Fairbanks, AK Ninilchik Ninilchik KZZ97 550 300 Anchorage, AK Nome Nome ESE Fort Davis WXJ62 550 500 Nome, AK Pillar Mtn. Kodiak WSW Pillar Mtn. WNG531 525 5 Kodiak, AK //WXJ78 Point Pigot Whittier ENE Point Pigot KZZ93 450 5 Anchorage, AK Potato Point Valdez WSW Potato Point WNG527 425 5 Anchorage, AK Pr.William Snd. Naked Island East Point WNG530 500 5 Anchorage, AK Sand Point WNG714 500 300 Anchorage, AK Seward Seward SE Spring Creek KEC81 550 330 Anchorage, AK Shelikof Strait Raspberry Is. Western Rasp.Is. KZZ90 425 5 Kodiak, AK //WXJ78 Sitka Sitka S Biorka Island WXJ80 550 500 Juneau, AK Sitkinak Island Sitkinak Island Sitkinak Dome WNG718 450 5 Kodiak, AK //WXJ78 Soldotna Soldotna NE WWG39 475 300 Anchorage, AK St. Paul KJY73 525 5 Anchorage, AK Sukkwan Island Hydaburg S Sukkwan Island KZZ89 425 5 Juneau, AK //KXI80 Tripod Hill Cordova NW Tripod Hill WNG715 450 5 Anchorage, AK Tuklung Mtn. Cp. Constantine NW Tuklung Mtn. WNG525 425 5 Anchorage, AK Unalaska Unalaska NNW Dutch Harbor WXK89 550 300 Anchorage, AK Valdez Valdez S City Docks WXJ63 550 500 Anchorage, AK Wasilla Wasilla NE KZZ98 400 300 Anchorage, AK Whittier Whittier KXI29 475 300 Anchorage, AK Wrangell Wrangell Ctrl WXJ83 400 750 Juneau, AK Yakutat Yakutat WXK69 400 1000 Yakutat, AK Zarembo Island Zarembo Island Ctrl KZZ91 450 5 Juneau, AK //WXJ83 Number of stations: 51 American Samoa Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Pago Pago WNG710 400 300 Pago Pago, AS Tafuna Aasu SW Mt. Olotele WZ2529 550 1000 Pago Pago, AS Number of stations: 2 Arizona Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Bullhead City Laughlin, NV NW Spirit Mtn. South KQC45 500 200 Las Vegas, NV //KXI83 Eagar Greer NW Greens Peak KXI23 525 100 Flagstaff, AZ //WNG548 Flagstaff Flagstaff N Mt. Elden WXK76 400 100 Flagstaff, AZ Globe Miami SSE Signal Peak WWG42 500 100 Phoenix, AZ Grand Canyon NP GC Village NW Hopi Point WWF52 475 100 Flagstaff, AZ Kingman Kingman SE Hayden Peak KXI83 425 100 Las Vegas, NV Lk. Havasu City Lk. Havasu City NNW Ram Mountain KXI84 400 100 Las Vegas, NV //KXI83 Nogales Crawford Hill WNG703 500 300 Tucson, AZ Payson Tonto Basin W Mt. Ord WWG41 425 100 Flagstaff, AZ Phoenix South Mtn. Park South Mtn. KEC94 550 300 Phoenix, AZ Prescott Jerome SSW Mingus Mtn. WWF98 525 100 Flagstaff, AZ Safford Mt. Graham S Heliograph Peak KXI24 550 100 Tucson, AZ Show Low Show Low ESE Porter Mtn. WNG548 400 300 Flagstaff, AZ Tucson Mt. Lemmon Mt. Lemmon WXL30 400 90 Tucson, AZ Window Rock Fort Defiance WNW Piney Hill WWF99 550 100 Flagstaff, AZ Yuma Glamis, CA ENE Black Mtn. WXL87 550 100 Phoenix, AZ Number of stations: 16 Arkansas Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Cherokee Village Agnos WNG639 475 300 North Little Rock, AR Crossett Fountain Hill N KGG86 475 1000 Jackson, MS El Dorado WNG725 525 1000 Shreveport, LA Fayetteville Winslow ENE WXJ52 475 1000 Tulsa, OK Fort Smith Barling S Fort Chaffee WXJ50 550 1000 Tulsa, OK Gurdon Gurdon ESE WXJ48 475 1000 North Little Rock, AR Harrison WXN92 475 1000 North Little Rock, AR Jonesboro Bono E WXJ51 550 1000 Memphis, TN Little Rock Pinnacle S Shinall Mtn. WXJ55 550 1000 North Little Rock, AR Marvell Marvell NNW WNG643 525 1000 Memphis, TN Mena Nunley SSE Eagle Mtn. KXI97 400 300 North Little Rock, AR Morrilton Morrilton NE KXI91 475 300 North Little Rock, AR Mount Ida High Peak Mtn. KXI92 425 300 North Little Rock, AR Mountain View Fox NNE WXL66 450 1000 North Little Rock, AR Russellville Mt. Nebo SP Mt. Nebo WWF96 525 1000 North Little Rock, AR Searcy Russell NNW Russell Mtn. KXI96 400 300 North Little Rock, AR Springdale WNG694 400 300 Tulsa, OK Star City Star City NW WXJ54 400 1000 North Little Rock, AR Yellville Rea Valley SW WWG54 500 1000 North Little Rock, AR Number of stations: 19 California Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Avalon Avalon WNG584 500 100 Oxnard, CA Marine Bakersfield Alta Sierra S Shirley Peak WXL89 550 100 Hanford, CA Bishop WZ2524 425 100 Las Vegas, NV Bridgeport Bridgeport S Conway Summit WNG595 525 300 Reno, NV Coachella Mecca NE near I-10 KIG78 400 100 San Diego, CA English Coachella WNG712 525 120 San Diego, CA Spanish Concord Danville NE Mt. Diablo KZZ75 425 100 Sacramento, CA Eureka Scotia S Mt. Pierce KEC82 400 330 Eureka, CA Fresno Squaw Valley W Bear Mtn. KIH62 400 330 Hanford, CA Grass Valley Alta Hill SSW Wolf Mtn. WWF67 400 100 Sacramento, CA //KEC57 Los Angeles Glendale N Mt. Lukens KWO37 550 330 Oxnard, CA Point Arena Manchester ENE Cold Spring Mtn. KIH30 550 500 Eureka, CA Marine Redding Shasta N South Fork Mtn. WXL88 550 100 Sacramento, CA Ridgecrest Ridgecrest S El Paso Peaks WNG659 425 100 Hanford, CA Rosamond Sandberg W K209CN WZ2505 400 300 Oxnard, CA Sacramento Jackson ESE Jackson Butte KEC57 550 330 Sacramento, CA San Diego Poway NE Mt. Woodson KEC62 400 100 San Diego, CA San Diego La Jolla E Soledad Mtn. WNG637 425 100 San Diego, CA Marine San Francisco Half Moon Bay ESE Mt. Pise KHB49 400 330 Monterey, CA San Francisco Novato SW Big Rock Ridge KDX54 500 100 Monterey, CA Marine San Jose Los Gatos SE Mt. Umunhum KEC49 550 100 Monterey, CA San Jose Los Gatos SE Mt. Umunhum WWF64 450 100 Monterey, CA Marine San Luis Obispo Santa Margarita SW Cuesta Peak KIH31 550 330 Oxnard, CA San Simeon San Simeon ENE Hearst Castle WNG592 525 100 Oxnard, CA Santa Ana Corona SW Santa Ana Mtns. WWG21 450 100 San Diego, CA Santa Barbara Isla Vista NW Santa Ynez Mtns. KIH34 400 330 Oxnard, CA Santa Barbara Isla Vista NW Santa Ynez Mtns. WWF62 475 100 Oxnard, CA Marine Ukiah Redwood Valley N WNG720 475 300 Eureka, CA Victorville Crest Park Strawberry Peak WXM66 500 100 San Diego, CA Yosemite Turtleback Dome KAD94 450 85 Hanford, CA Number of stations: 30 Colorado Station Location Dir Site Call Frq Power Office Notes Alamosa South Fork NE Agua Ramon Mtn. WXM54 475 100 Pueblo, CO Anton KJY84 425 300 Boulder, CO //KWN40 Aspen KASP-LP 107.9 100 Grand Junction, CO //WWG43 Bethune Bethune SE WWF77 525 100 Goodland, KS Boyero Hugo ESE WWH32 450 100 Boulder, CO Canon City Twin Peak KJY81 500 300 Pueblo, CO Carbondale KBDL-LP 107.9 100 Grand Junction, CO //WWG43 Castle Rock Franktown E WNG550 450 300 Boulder, CO //KEC76 Colorado Sprs. Colorado Sprs. SSW Cheyenne Mtn. WXM56 475 100 Pueblo, CO Craig CDOT Tower KCIG-LP 99.7 100 Grand Junction, CO Deer Trail Deer Trail ESE WXJ45 500 100 Boulder, CO //KEC76 Delta KDEA-LP 99.1 100 Grand Junction, CO //KXI90 Denver Glendale SSE KEC76 550 330 Boulder, CO Dillon Eisenhower Tunnel WNG737 400 300 Boulder, CO Durango Hermosa SE Missionary Ridge KWN54 425 100 Grand Junction, CO Eagle WZ2518 300 450 Grand Junction, CO Fort Collins Windsor N Ault (W) 14/257 WXM92 450 100 Boulder, CO //WXM50 Fort Morgan Hillrose SW KWN40 525 300 Boulder, CO Fowler Olney Springs WNW WWG44 425 100 Pueblo, CO //WXM52 Glenwood Sprs.
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