DZXL

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DZXL
City of license Makati City
Broadcast area Metro Manila
Branding DZXL
First air date 1963
Frequency 558 KHz
Format news, public affairs, entertainment
Callsign meaning DZ
EXtra
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Former callsigns DZHP (1960s-1975)
Owner Radio Mindanao Network
Website http://www.rmn.ph/

DZXL (DZXL 558 KHz Metro Manila) is an AM station owned and operated by Radio Mindanao Network in the Philippines. The station's studio is located at the Guadalupe Commercial Center, Makati City.

The modern DZXL was started as DZHP, then associated with Philippines Herald in 1960s. Then in 1975, DZHP became DZXL (since old DZXL, owned by the Lopezes then, was closed by Marcos in 1972).

  • DZXL 558 kHz-Manila
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  • DXCC 828 kHz-Cagayan De Oro
  • DYCC 936 kHz-Calbayog
  • DYHP 612 kHz-Cebu
  • DXMY 729 kHz-Cotabato
  • DXDC 621 kHz-Davao
  • DXDR 981 kHz-Dipolog
  • DYWC 801 kHz-Dumaguete
  • DXMD 1152 kHz-General Santos
  • DXIC 711 kHz-Iligan
  • DYRI 774 kHz-Iloilo
  • DYKR 1161 kHz-Kalibo
  • DXMB 648 kHz-Malaybalay
  • DXKR 639 kHz-Marbel
  • DYRR 792 kHz-Ormoc
  • DXPR 603 kHz-Pagadian
  • DYVR 657 kHz-Roxas
  • DXRZ 1431 kHz-San Carlos
  • DXRS 1206 kHz-Surigao
  • DYXT 1071 kHz-Tagbilaran
  • DXRZ 900 kHz-Zamboanga
AM radio stations in Metro Manila, Philippines
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By callsign

DWAD | DWAN | DWBC | DWBL | DWDD | DWIZ | DWRT | DWSS | DWWW | DWXI | DZAR | DZAS | DZBB | DZCA | DZEC | DZEM | DZHH | DZME | DZMM | DZRB | DZRH | DZRJ | DZRM | DZRV | DZSR | DZUP | DZXL | DZXQ | DWGI | DZBF
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