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Lower Hudson Valley NY STATE EAS MONITORING ASSIGNMENTS - REGION 14 - LOWER HUDSON VALLEY Region 14 - Lower Hudson Valley Counties of: Orange, Putnam, Lower Hudson Valley, Rockland, Westchester Callsign Frequency City of License Monitor 1 Monitor 2 SR/LP­1 WHUD 100.7 mHz. Peekskill WABC WPDH SR/LP­1 WLNA 1420 kHz. Peekskill WABC WPDH LP­1 WFAS 1230 kHz. White Plains WHUD WABC LP­1 WNBM­FM 103.9 mHz. Bronxville WCBS WABC LP­1 WJGK 103.1 mHz. Newburgh WHUD WFGB LP­2 WOSR 91.7 mHz. Middletown WHUD WJGK LP­2 WRPJ 88.9 MHz Port Jervis WPDH WAMC­FM PN WALL 1340 kHz. Middletown WPDH WRPJ PN WANR 88.5 MHz Brewster WJGK WHUD PN WARY 88.1 mHz. Valhalla WHUD WNBM­FM PN WDBY 105.5 mHz. Patterson WHUD WNBM­FM PN WDLC 1490 kHz. Port Jervis WPDH WRPJ pPN WEPT­CD 22 Newburgh WHUD WJGK PN WFME 106.3 mHz. Mount Kisco WHUD WKLV­FM PN WGNY 1220 kHz. Newburgh WHUD WFGB PN WJZZ 90.1 mHz. Montgomery WPDH WRPJ PN WARW 96.7 MHz Port Chester WNBM­FM WNYC­FM PN WLJP 89.3 mHz. Monroe WPDH WAMC­FM PN WMFU 90.1 mHz. Mount Hope WHUD WJGK PN WNYK 88.7 MHz Nyack WHUD WNBM­FM PN WNYX 88.1 mHz. Montgomery WJGK WHUD PN WOSS 91.1 MHz Ossining WFAS­FM WHUD PN WPUT 1510 kHz. North Salem WHUD WNBM­FM PN WQXW 90.3 mHz. Ossining WNYC­FM WABC PN WRCR 1700 kHz Ramapo WHUD WOSS PN WRKL 910 kHz. New City WHUD WNBM­FM PN WRRV 92.7 MHz Middletown WHUD WJGK PN WRVP 1310 kHz Mount Kisco WABC WNYC­FM PN WSPK 104.7 MHz Poughkeepsie WPDH WFGB PN WTBQ 1110 kHz. Warwick WJGK WOSR PN WVIP 93.5 MHz New Rochelle WNBM­FM WHUD PN WVOX 1460 kHz. New Rochelle WHUD WNBM­FM PN WWES 88.9 MHz Mount Kisco WDBY WHUD PN WWLE 1170 kHz. Cornwall WHUD WJGK PN WXPK 107.1 mHz. Briarcliff Manor WHUD WNBM­FM Current as of: 6/22/2021 Page 1 of 1.
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