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The Washington Nationals radio network is a United States radio network airing Washington Nationals baseball games in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States. The Washington Nationals Radio Network consists of 14 stations 11 (A.M., 3 F.M.) as well as 2 F.M. translators and 3 F.M. HD subchannels. The flagship is WJFK-FM/106.7.

Network stations

Flagship

WJFK-FM/106.7: Manassas, Virginia

Affiliates (stations)

Maryland (3 stations + 1 HD subchannel)

North Carolina (1 station + 1 translator)

WNOS/1450: New Bern
W290CB/105.9: New Bern (Rebroadcasts WNOS; application to move to Wintersville)

Virginia (6 stations + 2 HD subchannels + 1 translator)

WBOP/95.5: Buffalo Gap (Harrisonburg area)
WKAV/1400: Charlottesville
WXTG/1490: Hampton
WBRG/1050: Lynchburg
W283AZ/104.5: Lynchburg (rebroadcasts WBRG.)
WWWT-FM/107.7 HD2: Manassas
WMVA/1450: Martinsville
WXGI/950: Richmond
WXTG-FM/102.1: Virginia Beach

Washington, D.C. (1 station + 1 HD subchannel)

WFED/1500 (HD Radio)

(Class A station providing extended coverage at night on the eastern seaboard).

WTOP-FM/103.5 HD2

West Virginia (1 station + 1 translator)

WRNR/740: Martinsburg
W293AM/106.5: New Martinsburg

Former flagships (1 station)

WTOP/1500: Washington, D.C. (later WTWP & WFED) (2005-2011)

Former affiliates (stations)

References

External links

2012 affiliates page on the Washington Nationals site