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Estaciones Autorizadas De Radiodifusion Por Television a Nivel Nacional ESTACIONES AUTORIZADAS DE RADIODIFUSION POR TELEVISION A NIVEL NACIONAL Ejecutado: 22/10/2019 10:21 AM DEPARTAMENTO : AMAZONAS Provincia : BAGUA Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF COMPAÑIA LATINOAMERICANA DE 2 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA RADIODIFUSION S.A. 250 W AV. SAN FELIPE Nº 968 LIMA LIMA JESUS MARIA VHF TELERSAT SERVICE E.I.R.L. 4 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA 500 W JR. SAN PEDRO Nª 554 AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA VHF ANDINA DE RADIODIFUSION S.A.C. 9 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA 100 W AV. AREQUIPA Nº 3560 LIMA LIMA SAN ISIDRO VHF EMPRESA RADIODIFUSORA 1160 S.A. 11 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA 250 W JR. ORBEGOZO 140 LIMA LIMA BREÑA VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 13 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA BAGUA DEL PERU - IRTP 100 W AV. JOSE GALVEZ Nº 1040 LIMA LIMA LIMA UHF ANDINA DE RADIODIFUSION S.A.C. 18 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA 100 W AV. AREQUIPA Nº 3560 LIMA LIMA SAN ISIDRO UHF ASOCIACION CULTURAL BETHEL 19 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA 100 W AV. 28 DE JULIO Nº 1781 LIMA LIMA LA VICTORIA UHF EMPRESA RADIODIFUSORA 1160 S.A. 22 CERRO BRUJO PATA AMAZONAS BAGUA LA PECA 250 W JR. ORBEGOZO 140 LIMA LIMA BREÑA Total estaciones por Provincia 8 Provincia : BONGARA Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF MUNICIPALIDAD DISTRITAL DE FLORIDA 5 JR. FLORIDA N° 501 AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA 100 W JR. FLORIDA N° 501 AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 7 PLAZA DE ARMAS S/N AMAZONAS BONGARA JUMBILLA DEL PERU - IRTP 50 W AV. JOSE GALVEZ Nº 1040 LIMA LIMA LIMA VHF MUNICIPALIDAD DISTRITAL DE FLORIDA 9 JR. FLORIDA N° 501 AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA 100 W JR. FLORIDA N° 501 AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA VHF VASQUEZ CARRANZA CESAR AUGUSTO 11 A 0.35 KM. SALIDA DE FLORIDA - CARRETERA A AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA 100 W PEDRO RUIZ - PASANDO EL CEMENTERIO AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA JR. CANTERAS S/N VHF MUNICIPALIDAD DISTRITAL DE CHURUJA 11 FUNDO VIRGEN DEL ROSARIO AMAZONAS BONGARA CHURUJA 50 W MUNICIPALIDAD DISTRITAL DE CHURUJA S/N AMAZONAS BONGARA CHURUJA VHF PEREZ LUNA SEGUNDO JESUS 13 A 0.35 KM SALIDA DE FLORIDA - CARRETERA A AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA 100 W PEDRO RUIZ- PASANDO EL CEMENTERIO AMAZONAS BONGARA FLORIDA JR. CANTERAS S/N VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 13 PLAZA DE ARMAS S/N PEDRO RUIZ GALLO AMAZONAS BONGARA JAZAN DEL PERU - IRTP 100 W PLAZA DE ARMAS S/N PEDRO RUIZ GALLO AMAZONAS BONGARA JAZAN Total estaciones por Provincia 7 Provincia : CHACHAPOYAS Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF TRUJILLO REYNA WILDER 2 FUNDO BOCANEGRA S/N AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 1 KW JR. SALAMANCA Nº 1183 AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS VHF PANAMERICANA TELEVISION S.A. 4 CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 100 W AV. AREQUIPA Nº 1110 LIMA LIMA LIMA VHF GOBIERNO REGIONAL DE AMAZONAS 5 CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 500 W ORTIZ ARRIETA Nº 1250 AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 7 CHACHAPOYAS AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS DEL PERU - IRTP 1 KW CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 7 CERRO HUAMANTIANGA AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS LEIMEBAMBA DEL PERU - IRTP 100 W AV. JOSE GALVEZ Nº 1040, URB. SANTA BEATRIZ LIMA LIMA LIMA VHF ANDINA DE RADIODIFUSION S.A.C. 9 AA.HH. STO. TORIBIO DE MOGROVEJO BQ 0500, AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 350 W CERRO COLORADO LIMA LIMA SAN ISIDRO AV. AREQUIPA 3570 VHF CHAVEZ LOPEZ EMILIANO 11 CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 500 W CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS VHF TAUMA VALLE NEYDA IRINA 12 SECTOR HERMITA AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS LEVANTO 75 W SECTOR HERMITA AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS LEVANTO VHF RADIO TV REAL E.I.R.L. 13 CERRO LAS ANTENAS AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 100 W ESQUINA CALLE UNIÓN CDRA. 2, CON CALLE AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS SALAMANCA CDRA. 6 (2DO. PISO) UHF ANDINA DE RADIODIFUSION S.A.C. 18 AA. HH. STO. TORIBIO DE MOGROVEJO BQ 0500, AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 350 KW CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS AV. AREQUIPA 3570 UHF CHAVEZ LOPEZ EMILIANO 24 CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS 500 KW CERRO COLORADO AMAZONAS CHACHAPOYAS CHACHAPOYAS Total estaciones por Provincia 11 Página 1 de 101 ESTACIONES AUTORIZADAS DE RADIODIFUSION POR TELEVISION A NIVEL NACIONAL Ejecutado: 22/10/2019 10:21 AM DEPARTAMENTO : AMAZONAS Provincia : CONDORCANQUI Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF YAURI BLAS JULIAN ROGELIO 7 CERRO MIRAFLORES AMAZONAS CONDORCANQUI NIEVA 100 W CALLE GONZALO PUERTA Nº 100 AMAZONAS CONDORCANQUI NIEVA VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 9 CERRO MIRAFLORES AMAZONAS CONDORCANQUI NIEVA DEL PERU - IRTP 50 W AV. JOSE GALVEZ Nº 1040 LIMA LIMA LIMA VHF LAZARO SOTO MARUJA 11 CERRO JUAN VELASCO ALVARADO AMAZONAS CONDORCANQUI NIEVA 100 W JR. CIRO ALEGRIA S/N - CDRA 1 AMAZONAS CONDORCANQUI NIEVA VHF PEÑA VERGARAY LUIS ALBERTO 13 CERRO JUAN VELASCO ALVARADO AMAZONAS CONDORCANQUI NIEVA 100 W CALLE JUAN VELASCO ALVARADO S/N AMAZONAS CONDORCANQUI NIEVA Total estaciones por Provincia 4 Provincia : LUYA Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF MUNICIPALIDAD DISTRITAL DE SAN JUAN DE 11 CENTRO POBLADO SANTA ROSA AMAZONAS LUYA SAN JUAN DE LOPECANCHA 50 W CENTRO POBLADO SANTA ROSA AMAZONAS LUYA LOPECANCHA SAN JUAN DE LOPECANCHA Total estaciones por Provincia 1 Provincia : RODRIGUEZ DE MENDOZA Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 4 PLAZA DE ARMAS S/N, RODRIGUEZ DE MENDOZA. AMAZONAS RODRIGUEZ DE MENDOZA SAN NICOLAS DEL PERU - IRTP 100 W AV. JOSE GALVEZ N°1040 LIMA LIMA LIMA Total estaciones por Provincia 1 Provincia : UTCUBAMBA Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF EMPRESA DE RADIO Y TELEVISION QUICOR 5 JR. CIRCUNVALACION N° 965 AMAZONAS UTCUBAMBA BAGUA GRANDE S.R.LTDA. 500 W JR. CIRCUNVALACION Nº 965 AMAZONAS UTCUBAMBA BAGUA GRANDE UHF RADIO UTCUBAMBA E.I.R.L. 21 CERRO SAN MARTIN AMAZONAS UTCUBAMBA BAGUA GRANDE 500 W JR. FEDERICO VILLAREAL Nº 506-B6 AMAZONAS UTCUBAMBA BAGUA GRANDE UHF MUNICIPALIDAD PROVINCIAL DE UTCUBAMBA 39 PROLONGACION AV. VICTOR RAUL HAYA DE LA AMAZONAS UTCUBAMBA BAGUA GRANDE 100 W TORRE AMAZONAS UTCUBAMBA BAGUA GRANDE JR. ANGAMOS Nº 349 - PLAZA 7 DE JUNIO Total estaciones por Provincia 3 Total estaciones por Departamento 35 Página 2 de 101 ESTACIONES AUTORIZADAS DE RADIODIFUSION POR TELEVISION A NIVEL NACIONAL Ejecutado: 22/10/2019 10:21 AM DEPARTAMENTO : ANCASH Provincia : AIJA Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 9 MALLACAYAN, LA MERCED, AIJA, ANCASH ANCASH AIJA LA MERCED DEL PERU - IRTP 25 W AV. SAN LUIS 1717 LIMA LIMA SAN BORJA VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 11 CERRO CHUNCHUPUNTA ANCASH AIJA AIJA DEL PERU - IRTP 100 W AV. JOSE GALVEZ 1040 - SANTA BEATRIZ LIMA LIMA LIMA Total estaciones por Provincia 2 Provincia : ANTONIO RAYMONDI Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF SANCHEZ LIRIO EPIFANIO DONATO 13 CERRO TRINIDAD ANCASH ANTONIO RAYMONDI LLAMELLIN 50 W CERRO TRINIDAD ANCASH ANTONIO RAYMONDI LLAMELLIN Total estaciones por Provincia 1 Provincia : ASUNCION Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF SUAREZ RAMIREZ TOMAS ELEUTERIO 2 CERRO PUMACAYAN ANCASH ASUNCION CHACAS 88 W CERRO PUMACAYAN ANCASH ASUNCION CHACAS VHF SANCHEZ LIRIO EPIFANIO DONATO 11 CERRO PUMACAYAN ANCASH ASUNCION CHACAS 90 W CERRO PUMACAYAN ANCASH ASUNCION CHACAS Total estaciones por Provincia 2 Provincia : BOLOGNESI Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF FIGUEROA RODRIGUEZ ANA MARIA 5 CERRO JARACOTO ANCASH BOLOGNESI CHIQUIAN 90 W CERRO JARACOTO ANCASH BOLOGNESI CHIQUIAN VHF MUÑOZ ASMAT RANDY 7 CERRO RUMICHACA ANCASH BOLOGNESI CHIQUIAN 250 W CERRO RUMICHACA ANCASH BOLOGNESI CHIQUIAN VHF MUÑOZ ASMAT RICHARD ALEXIS 9 CERRO VISTA ALEGRE S/N ANCASH BOLOGNESI CHIQUIAN 50 W CERRO VISTA ALEGRE S/N ANCASH BOLOGNESI CHIQUIAN VHF MAGUIÑA CACERES RAMON ARISTIDES 10 CERRO COLQUIPUNTA ANCASH BOLOGNESI TICLLOS 50 W CERRO COLQUIPUNTA ANCASH BOLOGNESI TICLLOS VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 11 CERRO MISHAY ANCASH BOLOGNESI CHIQUIAN DEL PERU - IRTP 100 W AV. JOSE GALVEZ N° 1040 LIMA LIMA LIMA VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 13 PLAZA DE ARMAS S/N ANCASH BOLOGNESI HUASTA DEL PERU - IRTP 25 W AV. SAN LUIS Nº 1717 LIMA LIMA SAN BORJA Total estaciones por Provincia 6 Provincia : CARHUAZ Banda Razón Social Canal Planta Departamento Provincia Distrito Pot. Video Estudios Departamento Provincia Distrito VHF SANCHEZ LIRIO EPIFANIO DONATO 5 MARGEN DERECHA RIO BUIN S/N ANCASH CARHUAZ SHILLA 50 W JR. OBRERO S/N BARRIO PROGRESO ANCASH CARHUAZ SHILLA VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 6 BARRIO CAJAMARQUILLA - PLANTA DE ANCASH CARHUAZ CARHUAZ DEL PERU - IRTP 100 W TRATAMIENTO DE AGUA POTABLE LIMA LIMA LIMA AV. JOSE GALVEZ Nº 1040 VHF SANCHEZ CAPILLO LIZBETH ANA 7 MARGEN DERECHA RIO BUIN S/N ANCASH CARHUAZ SHILLA 20 W PLAZA DE ARMAS DE SHILLA S/N ANCASH CARHUAZ SHILLA VHF SANCHEZ LIRIO EPIFANIO DONATO 10 CERRO COCHAPAMPA ANCASH CARHUAZ SAN MIGUEL DE ACO 150 W CERRO CHURUJIRCA ANCASH CARHUAZ SAN MIGUEL DE ACO VHF INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISION 12 PAMPAMARCA, SAN MIGUEL DE ACO, CARHUAZ, ANCASH CARHUAZ SAN MIGUEL DE ACO DEL PERU - IRTP 25 W ANCASH LIMA LIMA SAN BORJA AV.
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