Stations
UNC-TV operates twelve transmitters that broadcast across the entire state as well as into parts of Virginia, Tennessee and South Carolina.
Each station's callsign consists of "UN" for University of North Carolina, followed by a letter assigned sequentially in the order in which it was activated, except for the first station
| Station | City of license/ (other cities served) |
Channels (TV / RF) |
First air date | ERP |
HAAT |
Transmitter coordinates | Facility ID | Public license information |
| WUNC-TV | Chapel Hill (Raleigh/Durham) |
4 (PSIP) 25 (UHF) |
January 8, 1955 | 1000 kW | 464 m | 35°51′58.7″N 79°10′0.3″W / 35.866306°N 79.166750°W / 35.866306; -79.166750 (WUNC-TV) | 69080 | Profile CDBS |
| WUND-TV1 | Edenton2 (Elizabeth City) |
2 (PSIP) 20 (UHF) |
September 10, 1965 | 543 kW | 489 m | 35°53′58.3″N 76°20′47.5″W / 35.899528°N 76.346528°W / 35.899528; -76.346528 (WUND-TV) | 69292 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNE-TV | Linville (Boone, Hickory) |
17 (PSIP) 17 (UHF) |
September 11, 1967 | 137.8 kW | 531 m | 36°3′47.8″N 81°50′30.7″W / 36.063278°N 81.841861°W / 36.063278; -81.841861 (WUNE-TV) | 69114 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNF-TV | Asheville | 33 (PSIP) 25 (UHF) |
September 11, 1967 | 185 kW | 797 m | 35°25′33.2″N 82°45′23.8″W / 35.425889°N 82.756611°W / 35.425889; -82.756611 (WUNF-TV) | 69300 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNG-TV | Concord (Charlotte) |
58 (PSIP) 44 (UHF) |
September 11, 1967 | 150 kW | 404 m | 35°21′30.8″N 80°36′36.5″W / 35.358556°N 80.610139°W / 35.358556; -80.610139 (WUNG-TV) | 69124 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNJ-TV3 | Wilmington | 39 (PSIP) 29 (UHF) |
June 4, 1971 | 700 kW | 297 m | 34°19′16.7″N 78°13′41.7″W / 34.321306°N 78.228250°W / 34.321306; -78.228250 (WUNJ-TV) | 69332 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNK-TV | Greenville | 25 (PSIP) 23 (UHF) |
May 7, 1972 | 1000 kW | 3531 m | 35°33′10.9″N 77°36′6.00″W / 35.553028°N 77.6016667°W / 35.553028; -77.6016667 (WUNK-TV) | 69149 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNL-TV | Winston-Salem (Greensboro) |
26 (PSIP) 32 (UHF) |
February 22, 1973 | 197.5 kW | 479 m | 36°22′32.6″N 80°22′17.2″W / 36.375722°N 80.371444°W / 36.375722; -80.371444 (WUNL-TV) | 69360 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNM-TV | Jacksonville (New Bern) |
19 (PSIP) 19 (UHF) |
November 16, 1982 | 65 kW | 561 m | 35°6′15.6″N 77°20′11.4″W / 35.104333°N 77.336500°W / 35.104333; -77.336500 (WUNM-TV) | 69444 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNP-TV | Roanoke Rapids | 36 (PSIP) 36 (UHF) |
October 16, 1986 | 125 kW | 368 m | 36°17′29.3″N 77°50′9.3″W / 36.291472°N 77.835917°W / 36.291472; -77.835917 (WUNP-TV) | 69397 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNU | Lumberton (Fayetteville) |
31 (PSIP) 31 (UHF) |
September 23, 1996 | 113 kW | 294 m | 34°47′51.1″N 79°2′41.4″W / 34.797528°N 79.044833°W / 34.797528; -79.044833 (WUNU) | 69416 | Profile CDBS |
| WUNW | Canton | 27 (PSIP) 27 (UHF) |
July 21, 2010 | 7 kW | 474 m | 35°34′6″N 82°54′25″W / 35.56833°N 82.90694°W / 35.56833; -82.90694 (WUNW) | 83822 | Profile CDBS |
Notes:
- 1. WUND-TV used the callsign WUNB-TV from its 1965 sign-on to 1967.
- 2. WUND-TV was originally licensed to Columbia; the license was moved to Edenton in 2005.
- 3. Five stations in the Wilmington media market began transmitting solely in digital starting September 8, 2008. WUNJ-TV opted to continue analog broadcasts until the national switchover on June 12, 2009.
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