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AM Stereo Stations AM Stereo Stations (Frequencies in KHz) Iowa North America - December 2017 (derived from : http://www.meduci.com/stations.html) • KJAN - 1220 - Atlantic, IA (News / Sports) PDF Format : David Zantow N9EWO • KROS - 1340 - Clinton, IA (Full Service) • KSIB - 1520 - Creston, IA (daytime only stereo) Alabama • KDTH - 1370 - Dubuque, IA • KGRN - 1410 - Grinell, IA (News / Music / Sports) • WATV - 900 - Birmingham, AL • KRIB - 1490 - Mason City, IA (Oldies) • WEUP - 1700 - Huntsville, AL • WOPP - 1290 - Opp, AL (Country) Kansas • WGOL - 920 - Russellville, AL (Country) • KUDL - 1660 - Kansas City, KS (Classical) Arizona Kentucky • KJAA - 1240 - Globe, AZ (Oldies) • KYET – 1170 - Kingman, AZ (Classic Country) • WSON - 860 - Henderson, KY (Adult Standards) California Maryland • KVON - 1440 - Napa, CA (Sports) • WTHU - 1450 - Thurmont, MD (Classic Hits) • KDIA - 1640 - Vallejo, CA (Religious) Massachusetts Connecticut • WJIB - 740 - Cambridge, MA (Adult Standards) (daytime • WLAD - 800 - Danbury, CT (Adult Contemporary / Talk) only stereo) • WQUN - 1220 - Hamden, CT • WINY - 1350 - Putnam, CT (Hot Adult Contemporary) Michigan • WAXB - 850 - Ridgefield, CT (Oldies) (daytime only stereo) • WION - 1430 - Ionia, MI (Variety) • WQLR - 1660 - Kalamazoo, MI (Sports) Florida • WOAP - 1080 - Owosso, MI (Classic Hits) (daytime only stereo) • WPCF - 1290 - Panama City Beach, FL (Trop Rock radio) • WRNE - 980 - Pensacola, FL ("The Touch") Minnesota Georgia • WXYG – 540 - Sauk Rapids, MN (Rock) • WPAX - 1240 - Thomasville, GA (Adult Standards) Mississippi Idaho • WTNI - 1640 - Biloxi, MS (News, Talk) • KWAL - 620 - Wallace, ID (Country) Missouri Illinois • KXEO – 1340 - Mexico, MO (Adult Contemporary) • WCAZ - 990 - Carthage, IL (Country / Talk) Nebraska • WDWS - 1400 - Champaign, IL (News / Talk) • WIRL - 1290 - Peoria, IL (Oldies) • KCSR - 610 - Chadron, NE (Country) • WMBD - 1470 - Peoria, IL (News / Talk) • WKBF - 1270 - Rock Island, IL (Spanish) New Jersey Indiana • WEMG - 1310 - Camden, NJ (Spanish) • WHWH - 1350 - Princeton, NJ (Variety) • WSLM - 1220 - Salem, IN • WZZB - 1390 - Seymour, IN (Adult Contemporary) 1 Washington New Mexico • KYIZ - 1620 - Renton, WA (Urban Contemporary) • KYVA - 1230 - Gallop, NM (Oldies) New York Wisconsin • WRSB - 1310 - Canandaigua, NY (Sports) • WRPQ - 740 - Baraboo, WI (Adult Contemporary) • WIRY - 1340 - Plattsburgh, NY (Oldies) • WRDN - 1430 - Durand, WI (Country) • WDGY - 740 - Hudson, WI (Rock) (daytime only stereo) North Carolina • WAQE - 1090 - Rice Lake, WI (Sports) (daytime only stereo) • WZKY - 1580 - Albemarle, NC (Oldies) • WPFJ - 1480 - Franklin, NC (Religious) Canada • WIXE - 1190 - Monroe, NC (Talk / Country) (daytime only stereo) • CFCO - 630 - Chatham, Ontario (Country) • WNNC - 1230 - Newton, NC (Oldies) • CKJH - 750 - Melfort, Saskatchewan (Oldies/Classic • WLWL - 770 - Rockingham, NC (Beach Music) (daytime Rock) only stereo) Ohio • WBCO - 1540 - Bucyrus, OH (Full Service) • WGFT - 1330 - Campbell, OH (Oldies) (daytime only stereo) Oklahoma • KWHW - 1450 - Altus, OK (Country) Oregon • KBPS - 1450 - Portland, OR Pennsylvania • WYNE - 1530 - North East, PA (Oldies) (daytime only stereo) Rhode Island • WBLQ - 1230 - Westerly, RI (News, Variety) South Carolina • WPCC - 1410 - Clinton, SC (Sports) • WGTN - 1400 - Georgetown, SC (News /Talk /Sports) Tennessee • WKDA - 900 - Lebanon, TN (Religious) Vermont • WIKE - 1490 - Newport, VT (Country) 2 .
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