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Texte De Consultation Publique Région Auv. Lim LA BANDE FM DANS LE RESSORT DU CTR DE CLERMONT-FERRAND Les lignes grisées désignent les radios dont l‘autorisation arrive à échéance le 22 septembre 2007. En italique apparaissent les radios du service public. Cette liste des radios autorisées a été établie au mois de février 2006 ALLIER (03) Fréquences Zones Cat. Radios en MHz 91.3 FUSION FM A Réémetteur (Asso. Besbre et Loire FM) DOMPIERRE-SUR- FUSION FM 95.9 A BESBRE (Asso. Besbre et Loire FM) RFM Moulins 103.8 C (SARL RFM Moulins) RADIO COQUELICOT EBREUIL 99 A (Asso. Les Amis de Radio Coquelicot) FUSION FM LAPALISSE 87.9 A (Asso. Besbre et Loire FM) LE DONJON 100.3 SP France Inter RADIO CLASH LURCY-LEVIS 92.5 B (Asso. Radio Libre Clash) MARCILLAT EN RADIO TARTASSE 106.2 A COMBRAILLE (Asso. Centre social de Marcillat en Combraille) RJFM MONTLUÇON 92.3 A (Asso. Radio Jeunes Fréquence Montluçon) RCF ALLIER 107 A (Asso. Saint Joseph) RMB 100 B (Asso. Radio Montluçon Bourbonnais) EUROPE 2 Centre France 97.1 C (SARL ICARE) FUN RADIO 87.8 D (SA SERC) RADIO NOSTALGIE 88.9 D (SAS Radio Nostalgie) RTL 2 92.7 D (SA SODERA) MFM 93.3 D (SARL Cirtes) NRJ 96.3 D (SA NRJ) SKYROCK 98 D (SA Vortex) RADIO CLASSIQUE 99.4 D (SAS Radio Classique) EUROPE 1 103.6 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) RTL 104.1 E (SA CLT-UFA) 1 RMC 106.6 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) 89.4 SP France Culture 91.5 SP France Musique 95.2 SP France Inter 105.5 SP France Info LOGOS FM 92.1 A (Asso. Les Amis de Radio Logos) RADIO BOCAGE 96.5 A (Fédération des Associations laïques de l‘Allier) RCF ALLIER 96.9 A (Asso. Saint-Joseph) RADIO QUI QU‘EN GROGNE 101 A (Asso. Bourbonnaise pour une communication nouvelle) VIBRATION 98.7 B (SARL Challenge) RFM Moulins 101.9 C (SARL RFM Moulins) MOULINS Nostalgie 89 D (SAS Radio Nostalgie) FUN RADIO 93.4 D (SA SERC) RTL 103 E (SA CLT-UFA) EUROPE 1 104.9 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) RMC 106.3 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) 91.4 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne 99.9 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne 104.2 SP France Culture 105.8 SP France Info SAINT-POURÇAIN-SUR- RFM MOULINS 101.4 C SIOULE (SARL RFM MOULINS) RCF ALLIER 89.2 A (Asso. Saint-Joseph) LOGOS FM 93.8 A (Asso. les Amis de Radio Logos) CHERIE FM AUVERGNE 90 C (SAS Chérie FM réseau) EUROPE 2 CENTRE France 97.8 C (SARL ICARE) RADIO CLASSIQUE 91 D (SAS Radio Classique) VICHY SKYROCK 99.2 D (SA Vortex) NRJ 99.6 D (SA NRJ) RTL 92.9 E (SA CLT-UFA) EUROPE 1 94.6 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) RMC 100.5 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) 2 CANTAL (15) Zone MHz Cat. Radios 88.9 SP France Culture 91.3 SP France Musique ALLANCHE 94.6 SP France Inter 97.1 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne JORDANNE FM 97.2 B (Asso. Radio Jordanne) SUD RADIO 101 B (SA Sud Radio Services) EUROPE 2 AURILLAC 89 C (Asso. Europe 2 Aurillac) MFM 88 D (SARL Cirtes) NOSTALGIE 90.5 D (SAS Radio Nostalgie) RTL 2 93.9 D (SA SODERA) CHERIE FM 99.1 D (SAS Chérie FM) NRJ 101.8 D (SA NRJ) RFM 103.3 D (SNC Performances) RTL 104.5 E (SA CLT-UFA) AURILLAC RMC 105.1 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) EUROPE 1 106.5 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) France Musique 91.9 SP (émetteur situé à Labastide-du-Haut-Mont dans le Lot) 92.3 SP France Musique France Inter 94.5 SP (émetteur situé à Labastide-du-Haut-Mont dans le Lot) 94.9 SP France Inter 98 SP France Culture 98.4 SP France Culture 100.2 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne 100.6 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée 105.5 SP France Info 95.8 SP France Inter CHAUDES-AIGUES 102 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée 97.4 SP France Inter CONDAT 102.2 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée 3 ,7.6 SP France Inter MASSIAC 99.6 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée SUD RADIO 88.6 B (SA Sud Radio Services) JORDANNE FM 91.5 B (Asso. Radio Jordanne) NOSTALGIE 89.7 D (SAS Radio Nostalgie) CHERIE FM MAURIAC 104 D (SAS Chérie FM) RMC 106 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) 90.2 SP France Inter 103 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée TOTEM 103.1 B (Asso. régionale d‘animation) JORDANNE FM 106.8 B MAURS (Asso. Radio Jordanne) 89.9 SP France Inter 103.6 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée 90.3 SP France Inter MURAT 101.6 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée 93 SP France Inter PIERREFORT 102.3 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée RBA 98.2 A (Asso. Intercommunale Bort Artense) RVA 93.5 B (SARL Radio des Volcans d‘Auvergne) EUROPE 1 106.2 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) RIOM ES MONTAGNES 90.6 SP France Inter 98.6 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne 103.2 SP France Inter Inexploitée 105.3 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée JORDANNE FM SAINT-Flour 95.1 B (Asso. Radio Jordanne) TOTEM 101.2 B (Asso. Régionale d‘animation) 103.9 RSF Chérie FM C Réémetteur (Asso. RSF Centre Auvergne) RSF Chérie FM 105.7 C (Asso. RSF Centre Auvergne) RFM 88.7 D (SNC Performances) RTL 2 94 D (SA SODERA) 4 SKYROCK 96.5 D (SA Vortex) NRJ 98.1 D (SA NRJ) Nostalgie 103.1 D (SAS Radio Nostalgie) EUROPE 1 102.7 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) RMC 104.6 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) RTL 107.1 E (SA CLT-UFA) 87.8 SP France Culture 91.1 SP France Musique 97.6 SP France Inter 100.1 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne 96.4 SP France Inter SAINT-MARTIN 102.1 VALMEROUX SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée Jordanne FM 95.4 B (Asso. Radio Jordanne) 87.6 SP France Culture VIC-SUR-CERE 91 SP France Musique 93.2 SP France Inter 99.6 SP France Bleu Pays d‘Auvergne Inexploitée CORREZE (19) Zone MHz Cat. Radios RCF Corrèze 89.3 A (Asso. RCF Corrèze) RFM Quercy Rouergue 102.6 C (SARP Média Sud) ARGENTAT 87.8 SP France Culture 90 SP France Inter 93.4 SP France Musique 101.6 SP France Bleu Limousin RADIO PAC ARNAC-POMPADOUR 101.9 A (Asso. Pompadour Air Campagne) BEAULIEU-SUR- 97.3 SP Radio France DORDOGNE RBA 104.4 A (Asso. Intercommunale Bort Artense) 91 SP France Musique BORT-LES-ORGUES 94.2 SP France Inter 96.8 SP France Culture 100.8 SP France Bleu Limousin RCF Corrèze BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE 91.4 A (Asso. RCF Corrèze) 5 CANAL Bleu 94.3 A (Asso. Canal Bleu) BRENIGES FM 95.6 A (Asso. Bréniges FM) RADIO VICOMTE 103.9 A (Asso. Radio Vicomte) SUD RADIO 97.8 B (SA Sud Radio Services) EUROPE 2 CENTRE France 88.1 C (SARL Icare) RFM Corrèze 96.2 C (SARL Corrèze FM) Rire et Chansons 89.2 D (SAS Rire et Chansons) NRJ 90.9 D (SA NRJ) RTL 2 102.8 D (SA Sodera) RADIO CLASSIQUE 107.3 D (SAS Radio Classique) RTL 100.5 E (SA CLT-UFA) RMC 105.2 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) Europe 1 106.1 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) 88.7 SP France Musique 93.6 SP France Culture 98.6 SP France Inter 100.9 SP France Bleu Limousin 105.6 SP France Info 90.3 SP France Inter 96.6 SP France Musique CORNIL 100.1 SP France Culture 103.2 SP France Bleu Limousin 91.2 SP France Inter 94.1 SP France Culture CORREZE 99.3 SP France Musique 102.3 SP France Bleu Limousin JORDANNE FM EGLETONS 87.6 B (Asso. Radio Jordanne) NOSTALGIE MEYMAC 105 D (SAS Radio Nostalgie) MEYSSAC 104.9 SP France Bleu Limousin RCF Corrèze TULLE 106.9 A (Asso. RCF Corrèze) Canal 19 œ Chérie FM 92.1 C (Asso. Radio Tulle) RFM Corrèze 97.1 C (SARL Corrèze FM) 6 FUN Radio 92.5 D (SA SERC) 95 D NRJ (SA NRJ) EUROPE 1 104.2 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) RMC 104.6 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) RTL 106.4 E (SA CLT-UFA) 88.9 SP France Musique 93.8 SP France Culture 98.8 SP France Inter 101.1 SP France Bleu Limousin 105.5 SP France Info Radio Vassivière 92.3 A (Asso. Radio Vassivière) RCF Corrèze 102 A (Asso. RCF Corrèze) SUD RADIO 107.2 B (SA Sud Radio Services) SKYROCK 89.2 D (SA Vortex) CHERIE FM 95.1 D (SAS Chérie FM) MFM 97.7 D (SARL Cirtes) EUROPE 2 USSEL 99 D (SNC Europe 2 Entreprises) NRJ 103.8 D (SA NRJ) EUROPE 1 93.2 E (SAM Lagardère Active Broadcast) RMC 106.7 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) 88.2 SP France Culture 96 SP France Inter 99.7 SP France Musique 101.4 SP France Bleu Limousin NRJ 95.2 D (SA NRJ) MFM 105.8 D (SARL Cirtes) UZERCHE 90.6 SP France Inter 93.4 SP France Musique 94.6 SP France Culture 97.9 SP France Bleu Limousin CREUSE (23) Zone MHz Cat. Radios 7 RCF Email Limousin ,, A (Asso. Email Limousin) MAGIC FM 107.3 B (AS COM Promotion) EUROPE 2 CENTRE France 101.8 C (SARL ICARE) SKYROCK 99.2 D (SA Vortex) 101.1 D NRJ (SA NRJ) MFM AUBUSSON 106.1 D (SARL Cirtes) RTL 104.4 E (SA CLT-UFA) RMC 104.8 E (SAM Radio Monte Carlo) 89.1 SP France Musique 92.4 SP France Bleu Creuse 97.9 SP France Culture 103.3 SP France Inter 90.1 SP France Inter 92 SP France Musique AUZANCES 94.5 SP France Bleu Creuse 96.7 SP France Culture RADIO ESPERANCE GUERET 88.3 A (Asso.
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