XHPGUA-FM

XHPGUA-FM
City	Guachochi, Chihuahua
Branding	La GU de Guachochi
Frequency	91.1 FM
First air date	September 27, 2017
ERP	25 kW
Class	B1
Callsign meaning	GUAchochi
Owner	Grupo Bustillos Radio (Jesús Salvador Holguín Carmona)
Sister stations	XHPCHO-FM
Website	XHPGUA on Facebook

XHPGUA-FM is a radio station on 91.1 FM in Guachochi, Chihuahua. It is known as La GU de Guachochi.

History

XHPGUA was awarded in the IFT-4 radio auction of 2017 alongside XHPCHO.

The stations began transmissions on September 11, 2017, with a formal inauguration on September 27 attended by Governor Javier Corral.^[1]

References

↑ "Inaugura en Guachochi el Gobernador estación de radio " La Patrona"". El Estrado. 27 September 2017.

Radio stations in the state of Chihuahua
Chihuahua	XHDI 88.5 XHFA 89.3 XHUA 90.1 XHAHC 90.9 XHBU 91.7 XHEFO 92.5 XHBW 93.3 XHHES 94.1 XHCHH 94.9 XHQD 95.7 XHFI 96.5 XHCHI 97.3 XHRPC 99.3 XHLO 100.9 XHV 101.7 XHES 102.5 XHHEM 103.7 XHCHA 104.5 XHRU 105.3 XHSU 106.1 XHERU 106.9 XEFI 580 XECHEP 880 XEFA 950 XEDI 1360
Ciudad Camargo	XHEOH 96.1 XHFAMA 97.5 XHCRG 102.9
Ciudad Cuauhtémoc	XHDP 89.7 XHEPL 91.3 XHER 92.9 XHDT 98.3 XHCTC 99.9 XHPCCC 103.3 XHCDH 104.1 XHPMOC 104.9 XHRUC 105.7 XEPL 550
Ciudad Delicias	XHHM 90.5 XHDIS 93.7 XHCDS 94.5 XHDCH 95.3 XHACB 98.9 XHBZ 100.5 XHBN 101.3 XHJK 102.1
Guachochi	XHPGUA 91.1 XHPCHO 92.7 XETAR 870
Ciudad Jimenez	XHJZ 92.9 XHJIM 104.3 XHCJZ 105.1
Ojinaga	XHARE 97.7 XHRCH 100.1 XHONG 100.9 XHOG 101.7 XHHIH 102.5
Parral	XHGD 90.3 XHSB 94.9 XHCPH 96.9 XHJS 98.5 XHHHI 99.3 XHHPC 100.1 XHHPR 101.7 XHEAT 102.5 XHEHB 107.1 XHDAB 107.9
Other areas	XHURI 89.9 XHTX 90.5 XHBOC 95.1 XHESW 96.1 XHSBT 99.5 XHNVG 104.9 XHSCBC 107.5 XETX 540 XESW 970
Defunct	XEBU 620 XEHHI 640 XEACB 660 XEFO 680 XEGD 700 XEDP 710 XEOH 750 XEES 760 XERPC 790 XESB 810 XEM 850 XEV 880 XEDT 900 XEQD 920 XEFAMA 960 XEJK 980 XEER 990 XEHPC 1000 XELO 1010 XEHES 1040 XEJS 1150 XEDCH 1180 XEBN 1240 XEAT 1250 XEOG 1260 XEBW 1280 XERU 1310 XERCH 1340 XEARE 1450 XEHM 1480 XEBZ 1590
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