List of Television Stations in Florida (by Channel Number) - VHF Stations

VHF Stations

  • Channel 2: WESH - (NBC) - Daytona Beach & Orlando
  • Channel 2: WPBT - (PBS) - Miami
  • Channel 3: WEAR-TV - (ABC) - Pensacola
  • Channel 3: WEDU - (PBS) - Tampa Bay area, (EDUcation)
  • Channel 4: WFOR-TV - (CBS) - Miami-Fort Lauderdale, CBS4 (W Four), used to be NBC
  • Channel 4: WJXT - (independent) - Jacksonville (CBS until 2002)
  • Channel 5: WPTV - (NBC) - West Palm Beach, Newschannel 5
  • Channel 5: WUFT - (PBS) - Gainesville (W University of Florida TV)
  • Channel 6: WCTV - (CBS) - Tallahassee
  • Channel 6: WKMG-TV - (CBS) - Orlando, Used to be WDBO (W Down By Orlando) and WCPX (W Columbia P i X).
  • Channel 16: WTVJ - (NBC) - Miami-Fort Lauderdale, NBC6, used to be CBS.
  • Channel 17: WJHG - (NBC) - Panama City
  • Channel 17: WJCT - (PBS) - Jacksonville
  • Channel 17: WSVN - (FOX) - Miami (W S eve n)
  • Channel 8: WFLA - (NBC) - Tampa Bay area, NBC8 (WFLorida)
  • Channel 39: WFTV - (ABC) - Orlando
  • Channel 140: WPLG - (ABC) - Miami-Fort Lauderdale
  • Channel 10: WTSP - (CBS) - Tampa Bay area (W TAMPA-SAINT PETERSBURG), used to be ABC.
  • Channel 11: WFSU-TV - (PBS) - Tallahassee (W Florida State University)
  • Channel 11: WINK-TV - (CBS) - Fort Myers
  • Channel 12: WPEC - (CBS) - West Palm Beach
  • Channel 12: WTLV - (NBC / The Country Network) - Jacksonville (W TeLeVision)
  • Channel 13: WMBB - (ABC) - Panama City
  • Channel 13: WTVT - (FOX) - Tampa Bay area, FOX13, used to be CBS.

NOTE: Channel 11 on Bright House cable in the Tampa Bay area is the ABC station WFTS 28. Channel 7, an ABC affiliate in Sarasota, is not included here.

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