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New Mexico · 14 licensed here · 25 signals estimated to reach · 57 listed

Radio in Santa Fe

Stations pinned where you would find them on the dial. Marker height tracks transmitter power. A station appears here because its signal reaches this place — not because it is licensed to this town.

Plays each in turn and moves on automatically if one does not respond. Skip advances early.

Reach method: nominal class radius — a coarse stand-in. Swap in the FCC contour polygons and this page gets materially more honest.

FM88–108 MHz

AM530–1700 kHz

Licensed nearby, but out of range

These transmit close enough to be worth naming and do not reach this place under the current model.

Where the transmitters are

Bearing and distance from Santa Fe. Ring spacing is square-root scaled, so close and distant signals both stay readable. Point a directional antenna at the bearing, not at the city.

K240ECNNW 334°2 km
K279CXNNW 334°2 km
K249FBNNW 334°2 km
KTRCNNE 19°2 km
KVSFNNE 19°2 km
K283AQN 5°3 km
KSWVNNE 17°5 km
K260CTNNE 17°5 km
KVSF-FMESE 115°21 km
K216GQNE 53°23 km
K264BHNNE 16°27 km
KJFA-FME 92°39 km
KDCENNW 349°39 km
KSFRNW 304°44 km
KLBUN 355°48 km
KQBAN 355°48 km
KAQW-FMNNW 345°50 km
KKRG-FMWNW 285°51 km
KRZY-FMWNW 285°51 km
KTEGWNW 285°51 km
KVCNWNW 285°51 km
KKSSWNW 285°51 km
KHFMWNW 285°51 km
KLYTSW 221°66 km
KTAONNE 24°71 km

Licensed here, heard elsewhere

City of license is a legal fact, not a coverage claim. KQLV (65 km out) hold licences to Santa Fe but transmit too far out to reach it under this model — which is exactly why this site files stations by where they land, not by where the paperwork says they belong.