Ohio
| Station | Channel | City | Affiliation | On air now? | Frequency | Now |
| WCPO-TV | 7/9 | Cincinnati, OH | ABC/DuMont (July 1949–1956†) | yes | VHF | |
| WLWT | 4/5 | Cincinnati, OH | NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Feb 1948-1949) | yes | VHF | |
| WEWS | 5 | Cleveland, OH | CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1947–1956†) | yes | VHF | |
| WXEL-TV | 8/9 | Cleveland, OH | CBS/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1949–1956†) | yes | VHF | now WJW-TV on channel 8 |
| WLWC | 3/4 | Columbus, OH | DuMont/NBC (Apr 1949–1956†) | yes | VHF | now WCMH-TV |
| WTVN-TV | 6 | Columbus, OH | ABC/DuMont (Sept 1949–1956†) | yes | VHF | now WSYX |
| WHIO-TV | 13/7 | Dayton, OH | CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (circa 1952) | yes | VHF | |
| WLWD | 2 | Dayton, OH | DuMont (Mar 1947–1949); NBC thereafter | yes | VHF | now WDTN |
| WLOK-TV | 73/35 | Lima, OH | ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (Apr 1953–1956†) | yes | UHF | now WLIO, NBC |
| WSPD-TV | 13 | Toledo, OH | NBC (primary)/DuMont (circa July 1948); ABC/CBS/Mutual/NBC/DuMont (circa 1952) | yes | VHF | now WTVG |
| WKBN-TV | 27 | Youngstown, OH | CBS/DuMont/ABC (Jan 1953–1956†) | yes | UHF | |
| WHIZ-TV | 50/18 | Zanesville, OH | NBC(primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (May 1950-1956) | yes | UHF |
Read more about this topic: List Of Former Du Mont Television Network Affiliates
Famous quotes containing the word ohio:
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—Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882)
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)