New York
| Station | Channel | City | Affiliation | On air now? | Frequency | Now |
| WCDC | 10 | Albany, NY | CBS (primary)/DuMont (Mar 1954–1956); CBS (1956–1977) | yes | VHF | now ABC-affiliate WTEN |
| WNBF-TV | 12 | Binghamton, NY | ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (Dec 1949–1956) | yes | VHF | now WBNG |
| WBEN-TV | 4 | Buffalo, NY | CBS/ABC/DuMont (1949–1956†) | yes | VHF | now WIVB-TV |
| WGR-TV | 2 | Buffalo, NY | ABC/DuMont/NBC (Aug 1954–July 1955) | yes | VHF | now WGRZ-TV |
| WTVE | 24 | Elmira, NY | DuMont (until 1954) | no | UHF | reassigned to Syracuse (now WCNY-TV) |
| WABD | 5 | New York City, NY | DuMont (1946–Aug 1956) | yes | VHF | now WNYW |
| KE2XDR | New York | DuMont experimental color station | no | UHF | ||
| WIRI-TV | 5 | Plattsburgh, NY | NBC(primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956†) | yes | VHF | now WPTZ |
| WHAM-TV | 6/5 | Rochester, NY | NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (June 1949–1952+); NBC/DuMont (circa 1955) | yes | VHF | now WROC-TV on channel 8 |
| WRGB | 4/6 | Schenectady, NY | NBC(primary)/DuMont | yes | VHF | |
| WHEN-TV | 5/8 | Syracuse, NY | CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1948–1956†) | yes | VHF | now WTVH |
| WKTV | 13 | Utica-Rome, NY | CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (1949–1956†) | yes | VHF | now on channel 2 |
| WCNY-TV | 7 | Watertown, NY | CBS/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1954–1956†) | yes | VHF | now WWNY-TV |
Read more about this topic: List Of Former Du Mont Television Network Affiliates
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