List of Three-letter Broadcast Callsigns in The United States - AM Radio Stations

AM Radio Stations

  • KEX - Portland, Oregon
  • KFH - Wichita, Kansas
  • KFI - Los Angeles, California
  • KGA - Spokane, Washington
  • KGO - San Francisco, California
  • KGU - Honolulu, Hawaii
  • KGY - Olympia, Washington
  • KHJ - Los Angeles, California
  • KID - Idaho Falls, Idaho
  • KIT - Yakima, Washington
  • KJR - Seattle, Washington
  • KLO - Ogden, Utah
  • KLZ - Denver, Colorado
  • KMA - Shenandoah, Iowa
  • KMJ - Fresno, California
  • KNX - Los Angeles, California
  • KOA - Denver, Colorado
  • KOH - Reno, Nevada
  • KOL - Seattle, Washington
  • KOY - Phoenix, Arizona
  • KPQ - Wenatchee, Washington
  • KQV - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • KSL - Salt Lake City, Utah
  • KUJ - Walla Walla, Washington
  • KVI - Seattle, Washington
  • KWG - Stockton, California
  • KXL - Portland, Oregon
  • KXO - El Centro, California
  • KYW - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • WBT - Charlotte, North Carolina
  • WBZ - Boston, Massachusetts
  • WDZ - Decatur, Illinois
  • WEW - St. Louis, Missouri
  • WGH - Newport News, Virginia
  • WGL - Fort Wayne, Indiana
  • WGN - Chicago, Illinois
  • WGR - Buffalo, New York
  • WGY - Schenectady, New York
  • WHA - Madison, Wisconsin
  • WHB - Kansas City, Missouri
  • WHK - Cleveland, Ohio
  • WHO - Des Moines, Iowa
  • WHP - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
  • WIP - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • WJR - Detroit, Michigan
  • WJZ - Baltimore, Maryland
  • WKY - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  • WLS - Chicago, Illinois
  • WLW - Cincinnati, Ohio
  • WMC - Memphis, Tennessee
  • WMT - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
  • WOC - Davenport, Iowa
  • WOI - Ames, Iowa
  • WOL - Washington, D.C.
  • WOR - New York, New York
  • WSB - Atlanta, Georgia
  • WSM - Nashville, Tennessee
  • WWJ - Detroit, Michigan
  • WWL - New Orleans, Louisiana

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