List of Television Stations in New Mexico - LPTV Stations

LPTV Stations

  • Channel 25: KQDF-LP (Azteca America) - Albuquerque
  • Channel 30 (RF 51): KYNM-LD - (My Family TV, Tuff TV, PBJ) - Albuquerque
  • Channel 30: KLCP-LP - (God's Learning Channel) - Las Cruces
  • Channel 33 (RF 39): KRTN-LD - (Me-TV) - Albuquerque
  • Channel 36: KTVS-LD - (Rel., Almavision) - Albuquerque
  • Channel 38: K38IM - (3ABN) - Albuquerque
  • Channel 43: K43HW - (Currently Silent) - Albuquerque
  • Channel 47: KTEL-LP - (Telemundo) - Albuquerque
  • Channel 48: KTFA-LP - (HSN) - Albuquerque


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Mexico
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By region
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By channel number
  • TV stations by channel number
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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Cities
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  • Sandoval
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  • Santa Fe
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  • Taos
  • Torrance
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