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* [[WAGG]] 610 (Black gospel) | * [[WAGG]] 610 (Black gospel) | ||
* [[WJOX]] 690 (Sports) | * [[WJOX]] 690 (Sports) | ||
* WXJC 850 (Southern gospel/Christian teaching) | * [[WXJC]] 850 (Southern gospel/Christian teaching) | ||
* WATV 900 (Urban oldies) | * [[WATV]] 900 (Urban oldies) | ||
* WERC 960 (News/Talk) | * [[WERC]] 960 (News/Talk) | ||
* WAPI 1070 (News/Talk) | * [[WAPI]] 1070 (News/Talk) | ||
* WAYE 1220 (Black gospel) | * [[WAYE]] 1220 (Black gospel) | ||
* WYDE 1260 (News/Talk) | * [[WYDE]] 1260 (News/Talk) | ||
* WPSB 1320 (Urban talk) | * [[WPSB]] 1320 (Urban talk) | ||
* WJLD 1400 (Talk/Blues) | * [[WJLD]] 1400 (Talk/Blues) | ||
* WZGX 1450 (Regional Mexican) | * [[WZGX]] 1450 (Regional Mexican) | ||
* WQCR 1500 (Regional Mexican) | * [[WQCR]] 1500 (Regional Mexican) | ||
==Source== | ==Source== | ||
Revision as of 13:39, 12 April 2006
This is a list of radio stations broadcasting in Birmingham:
FM Radio Stations
- WPHC 92.5 (Country)
- WTUG 92.9 (Urban adult contemporary)
- WDJC 93.7 (Contemporary Christian)
- WYSF 94.5 (Adult contemporary)
- WBHJ 95.7 (Urban)
- WMJJ 96.5 (Adult contemporary)
- WNCB 97.3 (Country)
- WHPH 97.7 Oldies
- WBHK 98.7 (Urban adult contemporary)
- WZRR 99.5 (Classic rock)
- WRAX 100.5 (Modern rock)
- WYDE 101.1 (News/Talk)
- WDXB 102.5 (Country)
- WQEN 103.7 (CHR/Top 40)
- WZZK 104.7 (Country)
- WENN 105.5 (Black gospel)
- WBPT 106.9 (Classic hits)
- WUHT 107.7 (Urban adult contemporary)
AM Radio Stations
- WAGG 610 (Black gospel)
- WJOX 690 (Sports)
- WXJC 850 (Southern gospel/Christian teaching)
- WATV 900 (Urban oldies)
- WERC 960 (News/Talk)
- WAPI 1070 (News/Talk)
- WAYE 1220 (Black gospel)
- WYDE 1260 (News/Talk)
- WPSB 1320 (Urban talk)
- WJLD 1400 (Talk/Blues)
- WZGX 1450 (Regional Mexican)
- WQCR 1500 (Regional Mexican)
Source
- "Birmingham, Alabama." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 20 Mar 2006, 22:47 UTC. 21 Mar 2006, 02:30 [1].