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4 Stations 1 AM 3 FM] 105.5 WWVR 105.9 WMMC Marshall OL& Lafayette, in 107.5 WZZQ Terre Haute 13.0 18.4 AR [20 Stations 6 AM 14 FM] STATION CITY (1) (2) FORMAT STATION CITY (1) (2) FORMAT Kokomo, IN 97.7 WSDM-FM Brazil OL& metro 82,600 98.5 WACF Paris 2.5 CW M St. rank 357 99.9 WTHI-FM Terre Haute 26.3 23.5 CW 1350 WIOU Kokomo OL 100.7 WMGI Ten-e Haute 17.2 13.4 AC 92.7 WZWZ Kokomo CH 102.7 WPFR-FM Terre Haute 11.6 20.1 CH 99.7 WSHW Frankfc 104.3 WCBH Casey 2.5 2.2 CR 100.5 WWKI Kokom 104.9 WAXI Rockville 2.8 1.1 AS& West Terre Haute .7 1.7 RL [4 stations 1 AM 3 FM] 105.5 WWVR 105.9 WMMC Marshall OL& Lafayette, IN 107.5 WZZQ Terre Haute 13.0 18.4 AR [20 stations 6 AM 14 FM] Fall Arbitron (1) Iowa 920 WBAA \ Cedar Rapids/Iowa City, IA 1410 WCFY I metro 140,600 TSA 403,800 1450 WASK I M St. rank 177 ARB rank 193 /I Birch rank 192 91.9 WJEF L , AC* Spring Arbitron (1) Winter Birch (2) 93.5 WKHY Lafayette 19.3 CR 95.3 WKJM Monticello 600 WMT Cedar Rapids 16.0 15.1 AC/TK& 96.5 WAZY Lafayette 800 KXIC Iowa City NX&/TK&n Iowa City 99.7 WSHW Frankfort 910 WSUI Iowa City NX-TK* 1360 KHAK Cedar Rapids 101.3 WBAA-FM West Lafayette 1360 KHAK Cedar Rapids 1.4 2.0 CWs 1450 KMRY Cedar Rapids AS& 102.9 WNJY Delphi 4.2 2.0 AS& 1560 KCJJ Iowa City AC& 105.3 WASK-FM Lafayette AC& 1600 KCRG Cedar Rapids 2.4 CW 107.7 WMRS Monticello 88.3 KCCK Cedar Rapids .5 JZ* [12 stations 3 AM 9 FM] KRUI-FM Iowa City 89.7 KRUI-FM Iowa City _VA* * South Bend, IN MI 89.7 KRNL-FM Mount Vemon _* metro 202,600 TSA 774,500 89.7 KOJC Cedar Rapids .5 RB* 90.9 KUNI Cedar Falls 1.0 FA* 91.7 KSUI Iowa City 1.0 FA* 93.9 Iowa City 7.5 12.7 AR 910 WLLJ Cassopolis 93.9 KRNA Iowa City 7.5 12.7 AR 96.5 WMT -FM Cedar Rapids 8.5 8.3 AC 960 WSBT South Bend 12.4 9.3 SA/TK&l 98.1 1270 WCMR Elkhart CW 98.1 KHAK-FM Cedar Rapids 14.2 16.1 CW 99.7 KFMH 1340 WTRC Elkhart AC-OL Muscatine 3.9 AP 100.7 KKRQ Iowa City 14.6 8.8 OL 1490 WNDU South Bend 1.9 OL 1580 WAMJ South Bend .6 TK& 101.9 KNWS-FM Waterloo .5 RL/EZ* 102.9 KQCR Cedar Rapids 10.8 12.7 CH 88.1 WVPE Elkhart 1.2 JZ/VA* 102.9 KQCR 104.5 KTOF-FM Cedar Rapids 88.9 WSND-FM Notre Dame .3 FA/AR* 104.5 KTOF-FM Cedar Rapids .9 1.5 RL 105.7 KOKZ 89.9 WSAD Vandalia cp-new 105.7 KOKZ Waterloo 1.4 2.9 CH 107.9 KFMW Waterloo 4.2 2.0 CH 90.7 WAUS Berrien Springs 1.2 FA* 91.7 WETL South Bend VA* [23 stations 7 AM 16 FM] 92.9 WNDU-FM South Bend 13.7 12.1 CH Davenport (Quad Cities), IA IL 94.3 CW WNZE Plymouth metro 297,900 TSA 709,000 95.3 AR WAOR Niles 8.8 17.6 M St. rank 133 ARB rank 120 /2 Birch rank 119 95.7 WXJG Nappanee cp-new Fall Arbitron (1) Winter BircB irchh (2(2)) 96.9 WMJC cp-new Bremen 860 KWPC Muscatine 97.7 WZOW Goshen 1.5 OL& Muscatine CW 1.4 960 WDLM East Moline .2 99.1 WSMK Buchanan cp-new East Moline .2 RL* 100.7 WYEZ Elkhart 7.7 SA 1170 KSTT Davenport .2 ARs 101.5 WNSN South Bend 11.3 9.3 AC& 1230 WLLR Moline .4 1.5 CWs 102.3 WGTC New Carlisle 6.^ 6 7.7 CW 1270 WKBF Rock Island 4.6 1.5 CW& RC/RL 103.1 WHME South Bend .9 1420 WOC Davenport 9.5 9.4 NX-TK CH 103.9 WZZP South Bend 10.7 12.1 1450 WKEI Kewanee .6 AS 104.7 WFRN Elkhart 2.5 4.0 RL/RG 1500 WGEN Geneseo AC 106.3 WMXH South Bend cp-new 1580 KFQC Davenport RL [25 stations 6 AM 19 FM] 8.5 KALA Davenport 1.5 RB/JZ* 89.9.3 WDLM-FM1 FasEastt MolinMolinee 2.1 RL* Terre Haute, IN IL 90.1 WVIK Rock Island 3.0 FA* metro 172,800 TSA 392,500 92.1 WIRE Kewanee CW-OL M St. rank 250 ARB rank 170/1 Birch rank 223 93.5 KQCS Bettendorf .2 RC Spring Arbitron (1) Fall Birch (2) 94.9 WAAG Galesburg CW 96.1 KMJC Clinton 4.3 3.4 AC 800 WKZI Casey 1.1 CW 96.9 1130 WBZL Brazil NX& WXLP Moline 10.8 20.9 AR 98.9 WPXR Rock Island 11.5 14.5 CH 1230 WBOW Terre Haute 4.9 7.8 OL 11.5 14.5 99.7 KFMH 1.7 3.4 AP 1300 WYTL Terre Haute CHs Muscatine 1.7 3.4 100.7 KKRQ 1440 WPRS Paris 2.5 SA Iowa City OL East Moline 17.8 16.0 CW 1480 WTHI Terre Haute 11 CWs 101.3 WLLR-FM East Moline OL 88.5 WXKF Terre Haute cp-new 103.7 KUUL Davenport 10.4 9.2 1 Geneseo .2 CW 89.7 WISU Terre Haute FA* 104.9 WGEN-FM Geneseo .2 Davenport 8.5 5.5.88 SA 90.5 WMHD-FMTerre Haute AP* 106.5 KRVR Davenport 93.9 WPNL Clinton cp-new [24 stations 9 AM 15 FM1 .
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