FM Radio Stations

Your Information Resouce for All FM Radio Stations In The United States

There are 27,525 FM radio station transmitters licensed by the FCC across the United States, broadcasting between the frequency range of 87.9 MHz to 107.9 MHz using Frequency Modulation. Frequency Modulation is a way of broadcasting a signal by impressing a signal on a station's carrier wave by varying the frequency of it.

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We have the data for various classes and types of FM radio station transmitters in our information system. They include 27,525 primary, 495 booster, 2,829 auxiliiary backup, and 9,155 translator transmiters. There is also an additional 2,802 Low Power FM (LPFM) stations serving local communities across the nation. Currently, there are 24,833 fully licensed transmitters, 674 construction permits and 958 FM stations operating under a special temporory authority. There are also 67 pending applications.

FM Service Types: FM = Full Power FM, FS = Aux, FB = Booster, FX = Translator, FA = Frequency Vacant Allotment, FR = Frequency Rulemaking Allotment.

FM Status Key: LIC = Licensed, AMD = Special Temporary Authority Engineering Amendment, STA = Special Temporary Authority, CP = Construction Permit, NCECP = NCE Construction Permit, APP = Application Pending, RSV = Reserved Allotment, - = Unoccupied Allotment, USE - Allotment In Use.

FM Radio Stations

Your Information Resouce for All FM Radio Stations In The United States

Click on any State to see it's List of FM Radio Stations.

Click on any State to see it's List of FM Radio Stations.

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