List of Television Stations in Illinois - LPTV Stations

LPTV Stations

Area served City of license ch Callsign Network Notes
Chicago Rochelle 6 WKQX-LP MTV2 Has applied to FCC for conversion to digital
Chicago Chicago 4 WOCK-CD Azteca America
Chicago Chicago 23 WWME-CA Me-TV "Me-TV" classic television
Chicago Aurora, Illinois 24 WPVN-CA Retro Television Network
Rock Island/Moline ~Davenport, IA 26 WBQD-LP MyNetworkTV
Champaign/Urbana Champaign 46 WBXC-CA America One
Chicago Chicago 48 WMEU-CA independent "Me Too" classic television


Television stations in North America
Canada
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  • ON
  • PE
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  • SK
  • YT
United States
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Mexico
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  • BCS
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  • CHP
  • CHH
  • COA
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  • DF
  • DGO
  • GTO
  • GRO
  • HGO
  • JAL
  • MEX
  • MIC
  • MOR
  • NAY
  • NL
  • OAX
  • PUE
  • QRO
  • QR
  • SLP
  • SIN
  • SON
  • TAB
  • TAM
  • TLA
  • VER
  • YUC
  • ZAC
By region
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By channel number
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See also
Additional resources on North American television
North America
  • List of local television stations in North America
  • DTV transition
  • North American TV mini-template
Canada
  • Canadian networks
  • List of Canadian television channels
  • Table
  • Local Canadian TV stations
  • List of United States stations available in Canada
  • 2001 Vancouver TV realignment
  • 2007 Canada broadcast TV realignment
Mexico
  • Mexican networks
  • Local Mexican TV stations
United States
  • American networks
  • List of American cable and satellite networks
  • List of American over-the-air networks
  • Local American TV stations (W)
  • Local American TV stations (K)
  • 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment
  • 2006 United States broadcast TV realignment
  • List of Canadian television stations available in the United States
  • Insular Areas TV
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  • Jo Daviess
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  • Kankakee
  • Kendall
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  • Lake
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  • Macon
  • Macoupin
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  • Ogle
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  • Warren
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  • Whiteside
  • Will
  • Williamson
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