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$25,70 Warrensburg jc *90.9 KCMW S 34, 78SPtX | Livingston cj *88.5 KEMC 91.7t r 102.7 KFRX $ 34,79 A Warsaw mk 97.7 KAYQ $ 13, 42 b 97.5 KYBS $28,72 r 106.3 KHAT $10,37 Waynesville r 99.3 KCDQ 96.71 b 107.3 KLIN-FM S38, 82 CtX r 97.7 KFBD $14,43 R b 100.9 KYBS 97.51 r 95.9 KICX-FM S 14, 45 I k 102.3 KJPW-FM $ 15, 44 N Malta mklOO. 1 KMMR 5,18 r 105.3 KZMC $ 39,83 tX mr 93.9 KWPM-FMS 33, 75 MtM Marysville cj *107.1 KUFM 89.11 Nebraska City m 97.7 KNCY-FM$ 15, 46 M r 102.3 KKDV 15,46 Miles City cj *90.7 KEMC 91.7t Norfolk rm 94.7 KNEN $37, 80 YtX m 92.7 KMCM $15,45 mr 106.7 KEXL $ 37, 80 MtX Montana (Map pp. 74-75) Missoula cj *89.1 KUFM S53,101PtT k 94.9 K0DY-FM$ 24, 66 N Absarokee r 99.3 KZLS97.11 g *90.7 KMBIFM 107.91 r 97.1 KELN $ 35, 79 AtX Anaconda r 97.7 KGLM $14,44 M r 93.3 KDXT $ 57, 106 Tt k 103.5 KXNP $ 36,80 I Baker 100.9 KFLN-FM 11,38 k 94.9 KYSS $ 53, 100 It Ogallala mr 99.7 KOGA-FM$ 24, 62 DtX k 103.9 KRCSg3.1t r 100.1 KZOQ $ 5,17 Kt k 106.5 KMCX $31, 75 S Belgrade r 96.7 KCDQ $13,41 U b 103.9KALS97.lt Omaha cj *90.7 KVNO $20, 55MP Big Timber r 99.3 KZLS97.It Opheim tc *91.5 KIOS $34, 74 PtT Billings *88.9 KRER r 101.7 KYZZ 92.7t pr 92.3 KEZO $47,96 K cj *91.7 KEMC $24,61 P Philipsburg r 105.5 KOPR 94.1t k 94.1 WOW-FM $ 37, 80 EtQ 93.3 KYYA $ 40, 85 RtM Plentywood mk100.1 KATQ-FM 5,18 E b 96.1 KEFM $29,73 r 97.1 KZLS S 8.28 tM Poison h 99.3 KALS 97.11 r 99.9 KGOR $ 50,100 tM k 98.5 KIDX $32,73 T Rattlesnake Valley g *100.7 KGBI $ 36, 80 UtX r 102.9 KBIT $37,80 cj *91.5 KUFM 89.lt b 104.5 KESY $ 24,62 tX Boulder k 106.3 KCAPFM 101.It Ronan r 92.3 KQRR $58,108 Rt s 105.5 KBWH 106.3t r 107.1 K0PR 94.1l Roundup k 104.9 KIDX 98.5t O'Neill mk 102.9 KBRX-FMS 34, 78 ItX Bozeman cj *90.1 KEMC 91.7t 107.1 KZLS 97.1t Ord kr 103.9 KNLV-FMS 15,46 rc *91.9 KGLT $10,37 Scobey kr 95.7 KCGM $36,77 U Scottsbluff c *90.5 KUNC 91.5t k 93.7 KBOZ-FMS 29, 73 T Seeley Lake b 98.3 KALS 97.11 r 92.9 KMOR $45,91 tX 95.1 33, 76 Shelby rm 96.3 KZIN $38,82 E k 94.1 KNEB-FMS40, 84 I r 98.3 KCDQ 96.71 Sidney 93.1 KGCH $34,78 M Seward k 96.9 KZKX $38, 82 DtX Broadus k 97.7 KRCS 93.It k 95.1 KSDY $32,76 S iSidney b 98.7 KSID-FM $31, 71 I Browning *88.7 KBFT 38, 82 m 97.7 KIVE96.5t Superior rm 103.9 KRFS-FM 4, 17 D Butte r *91.5 KMSM $ 2. 8 Stanford b 92.1 KOOZ106.lt Terrytown g 103.9 KCMI S 8, 33 StM r 94.1 KOPR $56,107 r 104.9 KLCM 95.9 Wayne r *91.9 KWSC 5, 20 r 95.5 KQUY $52,99 Thompson Falls b 103.9 KXLYFM 99.9t rm 104.9 KTCH-FMS 15, 46 U cj *99.3 KUFM 89.1t Toole County b 101.7 KOOZ 106.lt York m 104.9 KAWL-FMS 15, 46 U Chinook 101.3 KRYK 40,84 Whitefish g *106.3 KMBIFM 107.9t Circle m 97.7 K1VE 96.5t White Sulphur Springs Nevada (Map p. 66) r 106.3 KYZZ 92.7t r 98.3 KCDQ 96.7t Alamo Colstrlp cj *88.5 KEMC 91.71 Wolf Point r 92.7 KYZZ S14, 43 Y 97.7 KILA 95.5t r 98.3 KZLS97.lt kr 102.3 KCGM 95.7t Battle Mountain 9 *88.1 KLME r 103.9 KBIT 102.9t i 92.1 KNIS 94.71 Columbus cj *88.3 KEMC 91.7t NebraskaAinswortn km 92.7 KBRB-FMS^ '-" 15, 46 99.3 KSRN 104.5t Culbertson r 101.7 KYZZ 92.7t Alliance rk 92.1 KPNY $15,46 U 100.9 KWNAFM 92.7t Cut Bank s 102.7 KCTB $33,74 S 105.9 43,89 Beatty b 92.1 KXTZ 94.11 Deer Lodge r 100.1 KOPR 94.lt Auburn m 105.5 KAUB 10,38 92.7 KFMS 101.9t Dillon r 98,3 KOLN $15,44 1 Aurora k 103.1 KIAE $15,45 U Boulder City r 105.5 KRRI $15,46 Drummond r 99.3 KOPR 94.1t Beatrice r 9Z9 KMAZ $31, 74UtMX Caliente g 95.3 KlLA 95.5t Ennis Blair mr*91.1KDCV Carlin b 95.9 KSRN 104.5t r 107.1 KOPR 94.1t s 106.3 KBWH 15,46 B b 103.1 KEZJ 95.71 Forsyth m 101.3 KXXE $45,91 s Broken Bow mr 98.3 KBBN $15,46 b 105.5 KSFI 100.3t Gallatin-Big Sky r 98.3 KCDQ 96.7t Chadron Carson City g 94.7 KNIS $50,96 r 99.3 KOPR 94.1t r 97.5 KQSK $ 42, 87 YtS k 97.3 KKBC $ 54,102 RtX Glasgow m 93.5 K LAN 15,46 g *91.9 KTLX 3, 14 Elko kr 103.9 KCGM 95.7t mr 93.5 KTTT-FMS 14,43 Y b 93.5 KLKO $ 5,17 r 107.1 KYZZ 9Z7t b 101.1 K0XI S41, 86 tX k 95.3 KRJC $14,45 U Glendive m 96.5 KIVE $35,78 u Cozad rm 104.5 KOOC S 33, 76 StXS 92.7 KBXS 12,39 Great Falls *89.9 KGPR 20,55 Crete k 103.9 KTAP 13,42 U g 97.7 KILA 95.5t k 92.9 KLFM $35,79 0 Crookston re *96.1 KIN I $33,75 b 105.5 KSFI 100.3t r 94.5 KNUW $30,69 E Fairbury r 99.3 KCIE $15,46 D Eureka b 102.1 KSFI 100.3t r 98.9 KAAK $36,79 A Falls City m 95.3 KTNC-FMS 15, 46 Fallon r 99.3 KVLV-FM$ 13, 43 b 106.1 KOOZ $24.61 tM Fremont b 105.5 KHUB-FMS 15,46 Gerlach Hamilton r 95.9 KLYQ-FM$ 15, 45 E Gordon k 95.5 KSDZ 25,63 M *91.5 KGLH 1, 7 Hardin cj *88.5 KEMC 91.7t Grand Island g *95.7 KROA $35, 79 UtX Goldfield g 95.3 KILA 95.5t 95.3 KHDN-FM 9,35 k 96.5 KRGI-FM $34, 78 D Hawthorne k 92.1 KKBC 97.3t Havre *90.1 KNOG rm 107.7 KSYZ $44,90 R g 95.9 KNIS 94.7t k 92.5 KPQX $55,106 Mt Flastings r *88.1 KCNT 11,38 b 102.3 KSRN 104.5t 9 95.1 KXEI 55,105 b 101.5 KEZH $ 25,65 U www.americanradiohistory.com.
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