KDMB
Radio station in Moses Lake, Washington
47°19′7.80″N 119°42′18.30″W / 47.3188333°N 119.7050833°W / 47.3188333; -119.7050833Public license information
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KDMB (88.7 FM) is a radio station[2] licensed to Moses Lake, Washington, United States. The station is currently owned by Divine Mercy Broadcasting.[3]
References
- ^ "Facility Technical Data for KDMB". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
- ^ "KDMB New Station Application". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. 2007. Retrieved 2018-10-18.
- ^ "KDMB Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. Retrieved 2018-10-18.
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Religious radio stations in the state of Washington
- KACS - Chehalis
- KACW - South Bend
- KALE - Richland
- KARI – Blaine
- KAYB – Sunnyside
- KBKW - Aberdeen
- KBLD – Kennewick
- KBLE – Seattle
- KBUP – Olympia
- KCIS – Edmonds
- KCMS - Edmunds
- KCSH – Ellensburg
- KDMB - Moses Lake
- KEEH – Spokane
- KEIT-LP – Colville
- KETL-LP – Republic
- KFIO - Dishman
- KGDN – Pasco
- KGNW – Burien-Seattle
- KGTC-LP – Oroville
- KGTS - College Place
- KJCF - Asotin
- KJVH – Longview
- KJYR - Newport
- KKRS – Davenport
- KLGW - Grand Coulee
- KLOY - Ocean Park
- KLSW – Covington
- KLUW - East Wenatchee
- KLWA - Westport
- KLWO - Longview
- KMBI-FM – Spokane
- KMLW – Moses Lake
- KNBQ - Central Park
- KNTS - Seattle
- KOLU – Pasco
- KPLW - Wenatchee
- KQBC - Benton City
- KRKL - Walla Walla
- KRLF - Pullman
- KROH - Port Townsend
- KSOH – Wapato
- KSPO – Dishman
- KTAC – Ephrata
- KTBI – Ephrata
- KTDD - Eatonville
- KTJC – Kelso
- KTRW - Opportunity
- KTSL – Medical Lake
- KTTO – Spokane
- KUCC – Clarkston
- KWAO - Vashon
- KWFJ – Roy
- KWJD-LP – Onalaska
- KWPZ – Lynden
- KXAA - Cle Elum
- KYAK – Yakima
- KYFQ – Tacoma
- KYKV - Selah
- KYOZ – Spokane
- KYPL - Yakima
- KYYR-LP - Yakima
External links
- Facility details for Facility ID 174689 (KDMB) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
- KDMB in Nielsen Audio's FM station database
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