List of radio stations in Oregon

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Following is a list of radio stations in Oregon, by city.

Contents

  • KFSL-LP - 99.5 FM (Variety)

  • KITC-LP - 106.5 FM (Variety)

  • KMUZ - 1010 AM (Spanish Adult Hits)

  • KPAI-LP - 103.1 FM (Variety)

  • KTDO (went off the air in 1990) - 1230 AM. Originally a middle of the road station, and later a country station, KTDO-AM went off the air in 1990. The callsign is currently owned by a Telemundo Affiliate in Texas and KCUP (see immediately below) now broadcasts on the frequency once used by KTDO.
  • KCUP - 1230 AM (Talk)


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