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Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA TV Station WGAL · Analog Channel 8, DTV Channel 8 · Lancaster, PA Expected Change In Coverage: Granted Construction Permit CP (solid): 7.50 kW ERP at 419 m HAAT, Network: NBC vs. Analog (dashed): 110 kW ERP at 419 m HAAT, Network: NBC Market: Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA Lycoming Clinton Montour Columbia Luzerne Union PA-5 PA-11 Monroe Centre PA-10 Carbon Northumberland Snyder Schuylkill Northampton PA-15 Mifflin Lehigh Allentown Juniata Dauphin PA-17 PA-8 Bucks Perry Berks Lebanon Reading PA-13 Huntingdon Harrisburg Montgomery PA-9 Cumberland PA-6 Lancaster A8 D8 Lancaster Chester PA-16 PA-19 York PA-7 Franklin York Delaware Adams Chester GloucesterNJ-1 Wilmington New Castle MD-1 Washington Cecil Salem Carroll Harford MD-6 Berkeley Baltimore NJ-2 Frederick MD-1 MD-2 Frederick Cumberland WV-2 MD-3 Jefferson Baltimore MD-4MD-7 Kent Howard MD-2 DE MD-3 VA-10 Montgomery MD-1 Kent Loudoun Gaithersburg MD-8 Anne Arundel Queen Anne's 2008 Hammett & Edison, Inc.Prince George's MD-1 Caroline MD-5 10 MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition (no symbol) No change in coverage Coverage lost but still served by same network WGAL CP Station WGCB-TV · Analog Channel 49, DTV Channel 30 · Red Lion, PA Expected Change In Coverage: Licensed Operation Licensed (solid): 500 kW ERP at 174 m HAAT vs. Analog (dashed): 646 kW ERP at 177 m HAAT Market: Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA Montour Luzerne Union Columbia PA-11 Monroe Centre PA-10 Carbon PA-5 Northumberland Snyder Schuylkill Northampton Mifflin PA-15 Lehigh Juniata Allentown Dauphin PA-17 PA-8 Bucks Perry Berks Lebanon PA-9 Reading Huntingdon Harrisburg Montgomery PA-13 Cumberland PA-6 Lancaster Lancaster Chester PA-16 PA-19 York PA-7 Franklin A49Red LionD30 Delaware Adams NJ-1 Gloucester Wilmington New Castle MD-1 Washington Cecil Salem Carroll Harford MD-6 Baltimore NJ-2 Frederick MD-1 MD-2 Frederick Cumberland WV-2 MD-3 Jefferson Baltimore MD-7 Kent Howard MD-2 MontgomeryMD-4 Gaithersburg Loudoun MD-5 MD-1 MD-1 MD-8 Anne Arundel DE VA-10 Queen Anne's Kent Prince George'sMD-3 Bowie Caroline Fauquier Fairfax 2008 Hammett &VA-8 Edison, Inc. Talbot Sussex 10 MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition (no symbol) No change in coverage WGCB-TV Licensed Station WHP-TV · Analog Channel 21, DTV Channel 21 · Harrisburg, PA Expected Change In Coverage: Granted Construction Permit CP (solid): 450 kW ERP at 369 m HAAT, Network: CBS vs. Analog (dashed): 1200 kW ERP at 372 m HAAT, Network: CBS Market: Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA Cameron Sullivan Lackawanna Lycoming Clinton Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Clearfield Luzerne Monroe PA-11 PA-5 Columbia Montour Union Centre PA-10 Carbon State College Northumberland Snyder Schuylkill PA-15 Mifflin Lehigh Juniata Blair Dauphin PA-17 Perry Berks Lebanon A21 D21 Reading PA-13 PA-9 Montgomery Huntingdon Harrisburg Cumberland Lancaster PA-6 Fulton Lancaster PA-16 Chester PA-19 York PA-7 Franklin York Adams Newark Morgan Hagerstown MD-1 New Castle Washington Cecil Carroll Harford MD-6 Berkeley Baltimore Frederick MD-1 MD-2 NJ-2 WV-2 Frederick MD-3 DE Jefferson MD-7 MD-1 Kent 2008 HammettLoudoun & Edison, Inc. Howard Kent VA-10 Montgomery 10 MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition (no symbol) No change in coverage WHP-TV CP Station WHTM-TV · Analog Channel 27, DTV Channel 10 · Harrisburg, PA Expected Change In Coverage: Licensed Operation Licensed (solid): 16.2 kW ERP at 311 m HAAT, Network: ABC vs. Analog (dashed): 2140 kW ERP at 346 m HAAT, Network: ABC Market: Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA Cameron Sullivan Lackawanna Clinton Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Lycoming Luzerne PA-11 Clearfield PA-5 Columbia Montour Union Centre PA-10 Carbon State College Northumberland Snyder Schuylkill PA-15 Mifflin Lehigh Juniata Dauphin PA-17 Blair Perry Berks Lebanon Reading A27 D10 Huntingdon Harrisburg PA-9 Bedford Cumberland Lancaster PA-6 Lancaster PA-16 Fulton PA-19 York Chester Franklin York Adams DE Newark Morgan Hagerstown MD-1 New Castle Washington Cecil Carroll Harford MD-6 Baltimore Berkeley Frederick MD-1 MD-2 WV-2 Frederick MD-3 MD-7 VA-10 Jefferson Howard Kent Frederick2008 HammettLoudoun & Edison, Inc.Montgomery MD-1 Kent 10 MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition (no symbol) No change in coverage Coverage lost but still served by same network Coverage lost and no other service by same network WHTM-TV Licensed Station WITF-TV · Analog Channel 33, DTV Channel 36 · Harrisburg, PA Expected Change In Coverage: Licensed Operation Licensed (solid): 50.0 kW ERP at 411 m HAAT, Network: PBS vs. Analog (dashed): 1100 kW ERP at 427 m HAAT, Network: PBS Market: Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA Cameron Sullivan Lackawanna Clinton Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Lycoming Clearfield Luzerne Monroe PA-5 Columbia Montour PA-11 Union Centre PA-10 Carbon State College Northumberland Snyder Schuylkill PA-15 Mifflin Lehigh Juniata Dauphin PA-17 Perry Berks Lebanon A33 D36 Reading PA-13 PA-9 Montgomery Huntingdon Harrisburg Cumberland Lancaster PA-6 Fulton Lancaster PA-16 Chester PA-19 York PA-7 Franklin York Adams Newark Morgan Hagerstown MD-1 New Castle Washington Cecil Salem Carroll Harford MD-6 Berkeley Baltimore Frederick MD-1 MD-2 NJ-2 WV-2 Frederick MD-3 MD-7 MD-1 DE Jefferson Kent 2008 HammettLoudoun & Edison, Inc. Howard Kent VA-10 Montgomery 10 MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition (no symbol) No change in coverage Coverage lost but still served by same network Coverage lost and no other service by same network WITF-TV Licensed Station WLYH-TV · Analog Channel 15, DTV Channel 23 · Lancaster, PA Expected Change In Coverage: Licensed Operation Licensed (solid): 500 kW ERP at 381 m HAAT vs. Analog (dashed): 1050 kW ERP at 415 m HAAT Market: Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA Wayne Sullivan Lackawanna Pike Wilkes-Barre Lycoming Luzerne Clinton Monroe PA-5 Columbia Montour Union PA-11 Centre PA-10 Carbon Northumberland Snyder Schuylkill Northampton PA-15 Mifflin Lehigh Allentown Juniata Dauphin PA-17 PA-8 Bucks Perry Berks Lebanon Reading PA-13 Huntingdon Harrisburg A15 D23 PA-9 Montgomery Cumberland PA-6 Lancaster Lancaster Chester PA-16 PA-19 York PA-7 Franklin York Delaware Adams Chester GloucesterNJ-1 Wilmington New Castle MD-1 Washington Cecil Salem Carroll Harford Berkeley MD-6 Baltimore NJ-2 Frederick MD-1 MD-2 Frederick Cumberland WV-2 MD-3 Jefferson MD-7 Baltimore DE MD-4 Howard Kent MD-1 Kent Loudoun Montgomery 2008VA-10 Hammett & Edison, Inc. Queen Anne's 10 MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition (no symbol) No change in coverage Coverage lost after DTV transition WLYH-TV Licensed TV Station WPMT · Analog Channel 43, DTV Channel 47 · York, PA Expected Change In Coverage: Granted Construction Permit CP (solid): 933 kW ERP at 385 m HAAT, Network: Fox vs. Analog (dashed): 2140 kW ERP at 415 m HAAT, Network: Fox Market: Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA Lycoming Clinton Montour Columbia Luzerne Monroe Union PA-11 Centre PA-5 PA-10 Carbon Northumberland Snyder Schuylkill Northampton PA-15 Mifflin Lehigh Allentown Juniata PA-17 Dauphin PA-8 Bucks Perry Berks Lebanon Reading PA-13 Huntingdon Harrisburg PA-9 Montgomery Cumberland PA-6 Lancaster A43 D47 Lancaster Chester PA-16 PA-19 York PA-7 Franklin York Delaware Adams Chester GloucesterNJ-1 Wilmington New Castle MD-1 Washington Carroll Cecil Salem Harford MD-6 Baltimore NJ-2 Frederick MD-1 MD-2 Frederick Cumberland WV-2 MD-3 Jefferson Baltimore MD-4MD-7 Kent Howard MD-2 DE MD-3 VA-10 Montgomery MD-1 Kent Loudoun Gaithersburg MD-8 Anne Arundel Queen Anne's 2008 Hammett & Edison, Inc.Prince George's MD-1 Caroline MD-5 10 MI 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 40 20 0 KM 20 Coverage gained after DTV transition (no symbol) No change in coverage Coverage lost but still served by same network WPMT CP.
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