KAGA-LP

Radio station in San Angelo, Texas
31°25′43″N 100°27′18″W / 31.42861°N 100.45500°W / 31.42861; -100.45500LinksWebsitekagafm.org

KAGA-LP (106.9 FM) is a low-power FM radio station licensed to San Angelo, Texas, United States. The station is currently owned by Calvary Chapel San Angelo.[1]

References

  1. ^ "KAGA-LP Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

External links

  • KAGA in the FCC FM station database
  • KAGA-LP at FCCdata.org
  • KAGA in Nielsen Audio's FM station database
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Radio stations in the San Angelo metropolitan area (Texas)
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Religious radio stations in the state of Texas
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  • K274BA - Paris
  • KABA – Louise
  • KACB-LP – College Station
  • KACD-LP – Midland
  • KAFR – Willis
  • KAGA-LP – San Angelo
  • KAGC – Bryan
  • KAMY – Lubbock
  • KANI – Wharton
  • KAQD – Abilene
  • KATG – Athens
  • KAVO – Pampa
  • KAVW – Amarillo
  • KAVX – Lufkin
  • KAWA – Sanger
  • KAYK – Victoria
  • KBAH – Plainview
  • KBBW – Waco
  • KBCX – Big Spring
  • KBJS – Jacksonville
  • KBMM – Odessa
  • KBNR – Brownsville
  • KBRZ-FM – Victoria
  • KBUB – Brownwood
  • KCAS – McCook
  • KCCE – San Angelo
  • KCKB – Moran
  • KCKT – Crockett
  • KCTA – Corpus Christi
  • KDAE – Sinton
  • KDEI – Port Arthur
  • KDKR – Decatur
  • KDRY – Alamo Heights
  • KEHH – Livingston
  • KELP – El Paso
  • KEPI – Eagle Pass
  • KEPX – Eagle Pass
  • KFGG-LP – Marble Falls
  • KFLB – Odessa
  • KFLB – Odessa
  • KGDL – Trent
  • KGLY – Tyler
  • KGOD-LP – Tenaha
  • KGWP – Pittsburg
  • KHFZ – Pittsburg
  • KHIH – Liberty
  • KHVU – Houston
  • KIBL – Beeville
  • KIJN – Farwell
  • KIJN-FM – Farwell
  • KIXL – Del Valle
  • KJAV - Alamo
  • KJHV-LP – Killeen
  • KJRN – Keene
  • KJRT – Amarillo
  • KKHT – Winnie
  • KLDS – Falfurrias
  • KLFZ – Jacksonville
  • KLTW – Winnie
  • KLTY – Arlington
  • KMAT – Seadrift
  • KMEO – Mertzon
  • KMOC – Wichita Falls
  • KNNK – Dimmitt
  • KNRB – Atlanta
  • KOIR – Edinburg
  • KOKE-FM – Thorndale
  • KOUI – Mount Pleasant
  • KPAS – Fabens
  • KPCO-FM – Cooper
  • KPDR – Wheeler
  • KQUE-FM – Bay City
  • KRBG – Umbarger
  • KRCM – Shenandoah
  • KRIO-FM – Roma
  • KRYH-LP – Temple
  • KSAO – San Angelo
  • KSGR – Portland
  • KSLR – San Antonio
  • KTAA – Big Sany
  • KTEK – Alvin
  • KTMR – Edna
  • KTMR – Converse
  • KTMU – Muenster
  • KTNZ – Amarillo
  • KTXB – Beaumont
  • KTYR – Trinity
  • KVCE – Slaton
  • KVDT – Allen/Dallas
  • KVJS – Arroyo
  • KVLM – Tarzan
  • KVLX – Franklin
  • KVMV – McAllen
  • KVNE - Tyler
  • KVUD – Bay City
  • KVUJ – Lake Jackson
  • KWAS – Borger
  • KWLL – Gilmer
  • KWRD-FM – Highland Village
  • KXAI – Odem
  • KXOI – Crane
  • KXVX-LP – Sulphur Springs
  • KYFB – Denison
  • KYFP – Palestine
  • KYFS – San Antonio
  • KYJC – Commerce
  • KZAI – Refugio
  • KZFT – Fannett
  • KZKV – Karnes City
  • KZWL - Bullard
  • Defunct
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    adult contemporary
    classic hits
    college
    country
    news/talk
    NPR
    oldies
    religious
    rock
    sports
    top 40
    urban
    other radio stations in Texas
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    Classical
    Jazz
    Religious
    Spanish
    Smooth Jazz
    Other


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