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Mar 1, 2011 2:33 PM, By Phil Kurz
New FCC information reveals that as of Dec. 31, 2010, there were 1781 full-power TV stations on the air in the United States.
The tally, segment of an FCC inform expelled Feb. 11 inventory all announce stations on-air, consists of UHF and VHF blurb TV stations together with informative TV stations. Specifically, the number of full-power TV stations on-air includes 1022 UHF blurb stations, 368 VHF blurb stations, 284 UHF informative stations and 107 VHF informative stations.
The FCC moreover tallied Class A and low-power TV stations. The total exhibit that final year, there were 522 Class A stations on-air, of that 441 were UHF and 81 VHF. A total of 2191 LPTV stations announce in 2010. UHF LPTV stations numbered 1667, and VHF LPTV stations totaled 524. TV translator stations on-air reached 10,658 final year. Of those, 3073 were UHF translators and 1454 were VHF translators. Including all air wave categories, there were 30,630 announce stations on-air in 2010.
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