XHANS-FM

XHANS-FM
City	Bahía Asunción, Baja California Sur
Frequency	92.5 FM
First air date	February 26, 1996 (concession)
ERP	1.712 kW^[1]
Callsign meaning	AsuNción BCS
Owner	Humberto Espinoza Piedrín

XHANS-FM is a radio station on 92.5 FM in Bahía Asunción, Baja California Sur.

History

XHANS received its concession on February 26, 1996.

Radio stations in the state of Baja California Sur
La Paz	XHW 90.1 XHPLPZ 91.1 XHELPZ 92.7 XHBCPZ 95.1 XHPAL 95.9 XHPAZ 96.7 XHNT 97.5 XHPAB 98.3 XHBCP 99.1 XHEBCS 99.9 XHZPL 100.7 XHHZ 105.5 XENT 790 XEBCS 1050 XEUBS 1180
Northern Baja California Sur	XHGNS 90.1 XHESR 91.7 XHPAS 91.7 XHANS 92.5 XHBTA 92.9 XHOLP 93.3 XHGNB 94.1 XHEPAS 94.9 XHBAC 95.7 XHLBC 95.7 XHRLA 95.7 XHBTS 96.5 XHHIA 99.1 XHLOR 99.1 XHNEG 99.1 XHSRB 99.1
Los Cabos	XHPSJC 89.1 XHMPJ 91.5 XHESJC 93.1 XHSJS 96.3 XHLUC 99.1 XHSCAN 107.9
Ciudad Constitución	XHVSD 97.5 XHCON 99.1
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