Examples of Known Pirate Radio Stations
- Point Neemo FM, Plastic Beach,
- Voice of Peace, Israel (Pirate Ship)
- Radio First Termer, Saigon, Vietnam 1971
- Free Radio Santa Cruz California, USA
- Berkeley Liberation Radio California, USA
- Laser 558
- Radio Caroline South, United Kingdom
- Radio Jackie, United Kingdom (Now licensed and legal)
- Radio Caroline North, United Kingdom
- Radio Scotland, United Kingdom (1960's Pirate Ship)
- Radio North Sea International
- Radio 270, United Kingdom
- Swinging Radio England, United Kingdom
- Britain Radio, United Kingdom
- Radio City, United Kingdom
- Radio 390, United Kingdom
- Radio Mercur, Denmark
- Radio Milinda, Dublin
- Radio Veronica
- Thameside Radio London
- Rinse FM, London (Gained a licence in 2010)
- Wonderful Radio London, United Kingdom
- Dread Broadcasting Corporation, London's first black music radio station.
- Citizens Radio 102.8 FM, Hong Kong
- Ke Huelga Radio 102.9 FM (southern Mexico City)
- Freelance Radio 91.3 FM (Harare, Zimbabwe)
- Radio Hauraki, New Zealand
- Dznutts Radio 91.3 FM (Vallejo, Ca USA)
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