KOCL-LP
Radio station in Anaheim, California
33°50′48″N 117°52′39″W / 33.8467°N 117.8775°W / 33.8467; -117.8775KOCL-LP is an American low-power FM radio station licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to serve the community of Anaheim, California on the frequency of 101.5 MHz. The station license is assigned to The Church In Anaheim, California. KOCL-LP airs a Christian radio format.
The FCC first licensed this station to begin operations on December 14, 2017, using callsign KOCL-LP; the station's call sign had been assigned to it on June 29, 2016.[1]
References
- ^ "Call Sign History". FCC Media Bureau CDBS Public Access Database.
External links
- Official KOCL-LP Website
- ‹The template FMQ is being considered for deletion.› KOCL in the FCC FM station database
- KOCL-LP at FCCdata.org
- KOCL in Nielsen Audio's FM station database
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- 88.1-1
- 88.1-2
- 88.1-3
- KCSN
- KSBR
- 89.3-1
- 89.3-2
- 89.9-1
- 89.9-2
- 91.5-1
- 92.3-1
- 92.3-2
- 93.1-1
- 93.1-2
- 93.1-3
- 93.5-1
- 93.9-1
- 93.9-2
- 94.7-1
- 94.7-3
- 95.5-1
- 95.5-2
- 95.5-3
- 97.1-1
- 97.1-2
- 97.1-3
- 97.9-1
- 97.9-2
- 98.7-1
- 98.7-2
- 99.1-1
- 99.1-2
- 99.1-3
- 100.3-1
- 100.3-2
- 100.3-3
- 101.1-1
- 101.1-2
- 101.9-1
- 101.9-2
- 101.9-3
- 101.9-4
- 102.3-1
- 102.7-1
- 103.5-1
- 103.5-2
- 103.9-1
- 103.9-2
- 103.9-3
- 104.3-1
- 104.3-2
- 105.1-1
- 105.1-2
- 105.1-3
- 105.1-4
- 105.9-1
- 105.9-2
- 106.3-1
- 106.3-2
- 106.3-3
- 106.7-1
- 106.7-2
- 107.5-1
- 107.5-2
- 107.5-3
- 107.5-4
- K205EP
- K212FA
- K252FO
- K256CX
- KABC
- KAHZ
- KALI
- KALI-FM
- KAVL
- KAZN
- KBIG
- KBLA
- KBRT
- KBUA
- KBUE
- KBUU-LP
- KCBS-FM
- KCRW
- KCSN
- KDAY
- KDLD
- KDLE
- KEBN
- KEIB
- KFI1
- KFRN
- KFQM-LP
- KFSH-FM
- KFWB
- KGAP-LP
- KGBN
- KGFI-LP
- KHJ
- KHPY
- KHTS
- KIIS-FM
- KISL
- KJLH
- KKGO
- KKJZ
- KKLA-FM
- KKLQ
- HD2
- HD3
- KLAA
- KLAC
- KLAX-FM
- KLBP-LP
- KLDB-LP
- KLLI
- HD2
- KLOS
- KLTX
- KLVE
- KMPC
- KMRB
- KMZT
- KNX1
- KNX-FM
- KOCI-LP
- KOCL-LP
- KOSS
- KOST
- KPCC
- HD2
- KPFK
- KPWR
- KQBH-LP
- KQEV-LP
- KQSG-LP
- KRCD
- HD2
- HD3
- KRCV
- KRLA
- KROQ-FM
- KRQL-LP
- KRRL
- KRTH
- KSAK
- KSBR
- KSCA
- HD2
- HD3
- HD4
- KSPA
- KSPC
- KSPN
- KSSE
- KSXA-LP
- KTLW
- KTMZ
- KTNQ
- KTPC-LP
- KTWV
- KTYM
- KUCI
- KUSC
- KUTY
- KWIZ
- KWKW
- KWVE
- KWVE-FM
- KWO37
- KXLU
- KXOL-FM
- KXRN-LP
- KYLA
- KYPA
- KYSR
- HD2
- KZKA-LP
- KZNQ-LP
- KZUT-LP
- WWG21
- WNG584
- WZ2505
- "KCHUNG"2
- KBPK (90.1 FM)
- KFAC (1330 AM)
- KFI-FM (105.9 FM)
- KFXM-LP (98.3 FM)
- KHBG-LP (101.5 FM)
- KMET (94.7 FM)
- KNAC (105.5 FM)
- KNHS (89.7 FM)
- KOG
- KPPC (1240 AM)
- KQL
- KQLZ (100.3 FM)
- KROQ (1500 AM)
- KSFV-CA4
- KSXS-LP (107.9 FM)
- KYJ
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- Notes
- 1. Clear-channel stations with extended nighttime coverage.
- 2. Notable Part 15 station.
- 3. Currently audio for TV channel 6 (KZNO-LD/Religious)
- 4. Formerly audio for TV channel 6 (Religious)
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