WNPC

WNPC (1060 AM) is a radio station licensed to Newport, Tennessee, United States. The station is owned by Bristol Broadcasting Company, Inc.[1][2]

WNPC

City	Newport, Tennessee
Branding	92.3 WNPC
Slogan	The Best Country Ever!
Frequency	1060 kHz
Format	Country
Power	1,000 watts day
Class	D
Facility ID	70636
Transmitter coordinates	35°59′10.00″N 83°10′46.00″W
Former call signs	WNPC (?-2007) WGGQ (2007-2011)
Owner	Bristol Broadcasting Company, Inc.
Website	923wnpc.com

1060 AM is a United States and Mexican clear-channel frequency, on which KYW and XEEP-AM are the dominant Class A stations. WNPC must leave the air during nighttime hours to avoid interfering with the skywave signal of those Class A stations.

FM Translator

In addition to the main station at 1060 kHz, WNPC is relayed by an FM translator; this gives the listener the choice of FM, and high fidelity sound. During nighttime hours WNPC AM must leave the air; the FM translator allows WNPC to broadcast 24 hours a day. The FM frequency is shown in the Logo as the primary frequency in the station branding.

Broadcast translators of WNPC
Call sign	Frequency (MHz)	City of license	Facility ID	ERP (W)	Height (m (ft))	Class	FCC info
W222AN	92.3	Newport, Tennessee	157122	250	126.7 m (416 ft)	D	FCC

References

"WNPC Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
"WNPC Station Information Profile". Arbitron.

External links

Radio-Locator information on W222AN

Country radio stations in the state of Tennessee
Stations	KYTN – Union City WAKM – Franklin WANT – Lebanon WBEJ – Elizabethton WBRY – Woodbury WCOR – Lebanon WCYQ – Oak Ridge WDEB-FM – Jamestown WDKN – Dickson WDKW – Maryville WDXE – Lawrenceburg WECO-FM – Wartburg WEIO – Huntingdon WEKR – Fayetteville WEPG – South Pittsburg WEYE – Surgoinsville WFWL – Camden WGAP – Maryville WGKX – Memphis WGOC – Kingsport WGSQ – Cookeville WHMT - Tullahoma WHNY - Paris WHNY-FM – Henry WIKQ – Tusculum WIVK-FM – Knoxville WJDT – Rogersville WJJM-FM – Lewisburg WJLE – Smithville WJLE-FM – Smithville WJSQ – Athens WKBQ – Covington WKDF – Nashville WKJQ-FM – Parsons WKOS – Kingsport WKWX – Savannah WKXD-FM – Monterey WLAR – Athens WLCT – Lafayette WLFP – Germantown/Memphis WLIL – Lenoir City WLIV – Livingston WLIV-FM – Monterey WLLI - Jackson WLLX – Lawrenceburg WLNQ – White Pine WLNT-LP – Loudon WLOD – Loudon WLXA - Loretto WMCP – Columbia WMCT – Mountain City WMOD – Bolivar WMSR-FM - Collinwood WMTN – Morristown WMYL – Halls Crossroads WNCK - Cookeville WNKX-FM – Centerville WNOX – Karns WNPC – Newport WOGT – East Ridge WOGY – Jackson WOOP-LP – Cleveland WOPC - Linden WORM-FM – Savannah WOWF – Crossville WPWT - Colonial Heights WQLA - La Follette WRGS – Rogersville WSBI – Static WSDQ – Dunlap WSIX-FM – Nashville WSLV - Ardmore WSM – Nashville WSM-FM – Nashville WTNK – Hartsville WTNV – Tiptonville WTRB – Ripley WUCZ – Carthage WUSY – Cleveland WVFB – Celina WVWB - Waverly WVWF – Clarksville WVWZ - Ashland City WWGM - Selmer WWGY - Union City WWYN – Mckenzie WXOQ – Selmer WXRH - Rockwood WYCZ – White Bluff WYSH – Clinton WYTM-FM – Fayetteville WZGY - Dyer WZLT – Lexington
Defunct	WAXO – Lewisburg
See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Tennessee

Daytime-only radio stations in Tennessee
Stations	WBOL - Bolivar WBRY - Woodbury WCLC - Jamestown WCTA - Alamo WDEB - Jamestown WDTM - Selmer WENO - Nashville WENR - Englewood WETR - Knoxville WFCN - Nashville WHEW - Franklin WHGG - Kingsport WHNY - Paris WJBE - Powell WJPJ - Humboldt WKCE - Knoxville WKVL - Maryville WLOD - Loudon WNPC - Newport WNPZ - Knoxville WNWS - Brownsville WOCV - Oneida WPTN - Cookeville WPWT - Colonial Heights WQZQ - Goodlettsville WSBI - Static WSDQ - Dunlap WSGI - Springfield WSLV - Ardmore WTPR - Paris WUAT - Pikeville WUMY - Memphis WVLZ - Maryville WVVB - Kingston WWDX - Huntingdon WYJV - Smyrna WYXE - Gallatin
Defunct	WKJQ - Parsons WMTY - Farragut WPFD - Fairview WTNW - Jasper
See also: Clear channel radio stations and Why AM Radio Stations Must Reduce Power, Change Operations, or Cease Operations at Night

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