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U.S. FM Calls WTUN 'WRTU San Juan PR 'WSIE Edwardsville IL WSWG -FM Greenwood MS Selma AL U.S. FM Calls *NRUC Schenectady NY 'WSIF Wilkesboro NC WSWN -FM Belle Glade FL WIVR-FM Richmond VA WRUF-FM Gainesville FL WSIP -FM Paintsville KY WSWO Wilmington OH WTVY -FM Dothan AL WRUL Carmi IL *WSIU Carbondale IL WSWR Shelby OH WTWR Monroe MI WRUP Marquette MI WSIX -FM Nashville TN WSWT Peoria IL WTWX -FM Guntersville AL 'WRUR -FM Rochester NY WSJB -FM Standish ME WSWV -FM Pennington Gap VA WTXI Ripley MS WVFJ -FM Manchester GA WRUT Rutland VT WSJC -FM Magee MS WSYC -FM Shippensburg PA WTXR Chillicothe IL WVFM Lakeland FL 'WRUV Burlington VT WSJL Cape May NJ WSYY-FM Millinocket ME WTYD New London CT WVGN Charlotte Amalie VI 'WRUW -FM Cleveland OH WSJY Fort Atkinson WI WTYJ Fayette MS 'MGR Grand Rapids MI 'WRVG Georgetown KY 'WSKB Westfield MA WTYL -FM Tylertown MS 'VVVGS Statesboro GA WRVI Virden IL 'WSKG -FM Binghamton NY WTAO Murphysboro IL WTYX Jackson MS WVHF -FM Clarksburg WV 'WRVL Lynchburg VA WSKV Stanton KY WTAS Crete IL WTZE -FM Tazewell VA WVHG La Belle FL WRVM Suring WI WSKX Suffolk VA WTAY -FM Robinson IL 'WVHP -FM Highland Park NJ 'WRVG Oswego NY WSKZ Chattanooga TN WTAZ Morton IL WVHT Elkins WV 'WUAG Greensboro NC WRVQ Richmond VA WSLM -FM Salem IN WTBB Bonifay FL 7NVIA -FM Scranton PA 'WUAL -FM Tuscaloosa AL WRVR -FM Memphis TN *WSLN Delaware OH 'WTBC -FM Williston VT WVIC -FM East Lansing MI WUBE Cincinnati OH 'WRVS -FM Elizabeth City NC WSLO Roanoke VA WTBG Brownsville TN 'WVID Anasco PR *NUCF-FM Orlando FL *NRVU Nashville TN WSLT Ocean City NJ WTBL McConnelsville OH WVIS Christiansted VI *NUCI -FM Binghamton NY WRVW Hudson NY 'WSLU Canton NY 'WTBR -FM Pittsfield MA 'WVIJ Port Charlotte FL 'WUDZ Sweet Briar VA "WRWA Dothan AL 'WSLX New Canaan CT WTBX Hibbing MN *NVIK Rock Island IL *NUEC Eau Claire WI WRWC Rockton IL WSLY York AL WTBZ -FM Grafton WV WVIM -FM Coldwater MS *WUEV Evansville IN WRWX Sanibel FL WSM -FM Nashville TN 'WTCC Springfield MA WVIN -FM Bath NY WUFF -FM Eastman GA *WRXC Shelton CT 'WSMC -FM Collegedale TN WTCM-FM Traverse City MI WVIP -FM Mount Kisco NY 'WUFK Fort Kent ME WRXK Bonita Springs FL 'WSMD St. Marys City MD WTCQ Vidalia GA *WVJC Mt, Carmel IL WUFM Lebanon PA WRXL Richmond VA WSMI -FM Litchfield IL WTCR-FM Huntington WV WVJP -FM Caguas PR *NUFN Albion MI WRXX Centralia IL 'WSMR -FM Dayton OH *WTEB New Bern NC WVJZ Orange VA 'WUFT -FM Gainesville FL WRZO -FM Greenburg IN *WSMS Memphis TN WTFM Kingsport TN hNVKC Galesburg IL W UGA Athens GA WSMT -FM Sparta TN WTGA -FM Thomaston GA WVKR -FM Poughkeepsie NY 'WUGN Midland MI WSMU -FM Starkville MS 'WTGN Lima OH WVLA Woodville MS WUGO Grayson KY WSAC -FM Fort Knox KY *WSNC Winston -Salem NC 'WTGP Greenville PA WVLE Scottsvillle KY *WUHS Urbana OH *NSAE Spring Arbor MI 'WSND -FM Notre Dame IN WTGQ Cairo GA WVLI Buena Vista VA *WUJC University Heights OH WSAI Erlanger KY WSNE Taunton MA WTGR Cleveland Heights OH WVU Monticello IL WULA -FM Eufaula AL 'WSAJ -FM Grove City PA WSNI Philadelphia PA WTGV-FM Sandusky MI WVLK -FM Lexington KY WULF -FM Alma GA WSAK Sullivan IL WSNJ -FM Bridgeton NJ WTGY Charleston MS 'WVLS Jackson MS 'WUMB -FM Boston MA WSAL -FM Logansport IN WSNN Potsdam NY WTHI -FM Terre Haute IN WVLT Vineland NJ WUME -FM Paoli IN WSAN Vieques PR WSNT -FM Sandersville GA WTHM Goulds FL "WVMC Mansfield OH 'WUMF -FM Farmington ME WSAQ Port Huron MI WSNX -FM Muskegon MI WTHO -FM Thomson GA WVMG -FM Cochran GA 'WUNC Chapel Hill NC WSB-FM Atlanta GA WSNY Columbus OH WTHP Thomasville NC '\NVMH-FM Mars Hill NC *WUNH Durham NH WSBA-FM York PA WSOC -FM Charlotte NC "WTHS Holland MI ' WVMW -FM Scranton PA *WUNY Utica NY 'WSBF -FM Clemson SC 'WSOE Elon College NC WTHZ Tallahassee FL WVNA -FM Tuscumbia AL *WUOG Athens GA WSBG Stroudsburg PA *WSOF -FM Madisonville KY WTIB luka MS WVNC Canton NY 'WUOL Louisville KY WSBH Southhampton NY WSOR Fort Myers FL WTIC-FM Hartford CT WVNO -FM Mansfield OH 'WUOM Ann Arbor MI WSBP Saluda SC WSOS St. Augustine FL 'WTJA Kosciusko MS 'WVNP Wheeling WV "WUOT Knoxville TN WSBU St. Bonaventure NY .WSOU South Orange NJ 7NTJB Columbus GA WVOD Manteo NC WUPE Pittsfield MA WSBW Sturgeon Bay WI WSOY -FM Decatur IL 'WTJU Charlottesville VA "WVOF Fairfield CT 'WUPI Presque Isle ME 'WSCB Springfield MA WSPA -FM Spartanburg SC WTJY Taylorville IL WVOH -FM Hazlehurst GA WUPM Ironwood MI 'WSCC Somerset KY WSPI Shamokin PA WTKM -FM Hartford WI WVOR -FM Rochester NY WUSA -FM Tampa FL 'WSCD -FM Duluth MN WSPK Poughkeepsie NY WTKS Bethesda MD WVOS -FM Liberty NY 7NUSB Stony Brook NY WSCF Titusville FL WSPL La Crosse WI WTKX Pensacola FL WVOW -FM Logan WV 'WUSC -FM Columbia SC WSCG Corinth NY W SPN Saratoga Springs NY WTKY-FM Tompkinsville KY WVOZ -FM Carolina PR 'WUSF Tampa FL WSCH Aurora- Rising Sun IN 'WSPS Concord NH WTLC Indianapolis IN 'WVPB Beckley WV WUSJ -FM Elizabethton TN 'WSCI Charleston SC WSPT Stevens Point WI WTLN -FM Apopka FL 'IVVPE Elkhart IN WUSL Philadelphia PA *WSCL Salisbury MD WSPV Buffalo Gap VA WTLO Pittston PA 'WVPG Parkersburg WV *WUSM North Dartmouth MA WSCP -FM Pulaski NY WSPY Plano IL 'WTLR State College PA 'WVPH Piscatawy NJ WUSN Chicago IL WSCQ West Columbia SC WSRA Guayama PR WTLT Easley SC W VPM Morgantown WV 'WUSO Springfield OH 'WSCS Sodus NY 'WSRB Walpole MA WTMG Murfreesboro TN 'WVPN Charleston WV WUSQ-FM Winchester VA WSCZ Greenwood SC WSRD Johnstown NY WTMI Miami FL WVPR Windsor VT WUSY Cleveland TN *WSDH Sandwich MA WSRK Oneonta NY WTMS Presque Isle ME 'WVPS Burlington VT 'WUTC Chattanooga TN WSDM -FM Brazil IN 'WSRN -FM Swarthmore PA WTMX New Albany MS 'WVPW Buckhannon WV 'WUTK Knoxville TN 'WSDP Plymouth MI WSRS Worcester MA WTNJ Mount Hope WV WVRD Belzoni MS *NUTM Martin TN WSEA Georgetown DE 'WSRU Slippery Rock PA WTNS -FM Coshocton OH *WVRM Hazlet NJ INUTS Sewanee TN WSEC Williamston NC WSRW -FM Hillsboro OH WTNT -FM Tallahassee FL WVRO -FM Viroqua WI *NUTZ Summertown TN WSEI Olney IL WSRZ Sarasota FL WTNY -FM Watertown NY WVRT Reform AL WUUU Rome NY WSEK Somerset KY 'WSSB -FM Orangeburg SC WTNZ Clinton TN *WVRU Radford VA WUVA Charlottesville VA WSEL -FM Pontotoc MS W SSD Chicago IL WTOF -FM Canton OH WVRY Waverly TN W UVT -FM Blacksburg VA WSEN -FM Baldwinsville NY WSSH Lowell MA 'WTOH Mobile AL WVSC -FM Somerset PA WUVU St. Augustine FL WSEX Arlington Heights IL WSSI -FM Carthage MS WTOJ Carthage NY 'WVSH Huntington IN 'WUWF Pensacola FL WSEY Sauk City WI WSSL -FM Gray Court SC WTOO -FM Bellefontaine OH WVSP Warrenton NC 'WUWM Milwaukee WI WSEZ Winston -Salem NC WSSN Weston WV WTOS -FM Skowhegan ME WVSR Charleston WV WSFL -FM New Bern NC WSSP Cocoa Beach FL WTPA Mechanicsburg PA *WVSS Menomonie WI WSFM Harrisburg PA 'WSSR Springfield IL *WTPC Elsah IL 'WVAC Adrian MI 'WVST Petersburg VA 'WSFP -FM Fort Myers FL WSST Miami Beach FL WTPI Indianapolis IN WVAF Charleston WV 'WVSU -FM Birmingham AL WSFU -FM Union Springs AL 'WSSU Superior WI WTPL -FM Tupper Lake NY WNAO Morgantown WV WVSV Stevenson AL WSFW -FM Seneca Falls NY WSSW Mackinaw City MI WTPM Aguadilla PR *WVAS Montgomery AL 'WVTC Randolph VT *WSGE Dallas NC WSSX -FM Charleston SC WTPS-FM Muncy PA 'WVBA Frankfort KY 'WVTF Roanoke VA WSGL Naples FL 'WSTB Streetsboro OH WTQR Winston -Salem NC 'WVBC Bethany WV 'WVTH Goodman MS WSGM Staunton VA WSTF Cocoa Beach FL WTRG Rocky Mount NC WVBF Framingham.MA WVTI Melbourne FL *NSGN Gadsden AL WSTH -FM Alexander City AL WTRK Philadelphia PA WVBH Key Largo FL WVTN Gatlinburg TN WSGO -FM Oswego NY WSTO Owensboro KY 'WTRM Winchester VA WVBM Springfield FL 'WVUA -FM Tuscaloosa AL *NSGR -FM Port Huron MI WSTO Streator IL WTRS -FM Dunellon FL WVBR-FM Ithaca NY 'WVUB Vincennes IN WSGS Hazard KY WSTR-FM Sturgis MI WTRW -FM Mishicot WI WVBS -FM Burgaw NC WVUD -FM Kettering OH WSGY Tifton GA WSTS Laurinburg NC WTRZ -FM McMinnville TN 'WVBU -FM Lewisburg PA 'WVUM Coral Gables FL 'WSHA Raleigh NC WSTT Charlotte Amalie VI WTSA -FM Brattleboro VT WVCA -FM Gloucester MA 'WVUR-FM Valparaiso IN *WSHC Sheperdstown WV WSTW Wilmington DE 'WTSC -FM Potsdam NY WVCC Linesville PA WVUV-FM Leone AS WSHE Fort Lauderdale FL WSTX -FM Christiansted VI WTSL -FM Hanover NH WVCM Miami WV 'WWS Valdosta GA WSHH Pittsburgh PA WSTZ -FM Vicksburg MS 'WTSR Trenton NJ 'WVCP Gallatin TN WVVV Blacksburg VA *NSHJ Southfield MI 'WSUC -FM Cortland NY *WTSU Troy AL 'WVCR -FM Loudonville NY WVVX Highland Park IL 'WSHL -FM Easton MA WSUE Sault Ste. Marie MI WTSX Port Jervis NY WVCS California PA *VNVWC Buckhannon WV WSHN -FM Fremont MI WSUL -FM Monticello NY WTTC -FM Towanda PA 'WVCT Keavy KY 'WVWV Huntington WV *NSHR Lake Ronkonkoma NY 'WSUP Platteville WI WTTF -FM Tiffin OH WVCX Tomah WI WVXU -FM Cincinnati OH 'WSHS Sheboygan WI WSUS Franklin NJ WITS Bloomington IN WVCY Milwaukee WI 'WVYC York PA 'WSHU Fairfield CT *NSUW Whitewater WI 'WTTU Cookeville TN WVEE Atlanta GA WSHV South Hill VA WSUX-FM Seaford DE WTTX -FM Appomattox VA WVEM Springfield L *WWAS Williamsport PA WSHW Frankfort IN WSVE Green Cove Springs FL WTUE Dayton OH WVEN Franklin PA WWAV Santa Rosa Beach FL WSHY-FM Shelbyville IL *WSVH Savannah GA WTUG Tuscaloosa AL 'WVEP Martinsburg WV WWBA St.
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