## Audio Division

        -  Audio Division Headlines 
        -  AM Query 
        -  FM Query 
        -  AM 
        -  Antenna Height above Average Terrain (HAAT) Calculator 
        -  Antenna Structure Registration (ASRN) Records Within A Radius 
        -  Broadcast License Renewal Information 
        -  Broadcast Radio Links 
        -  Broadcast Radio Reports and Lists 
        -  Broadcast Station Totals 
        -  Degrees Minutes Seconds to/from Decimal Degrees 
        -  Digital Radio (AM and FM) 
        -  Distance and Azimuths Between 2 Sets of Coordinates 
        -  History of Commercial Radio 
        -  Low Power Radio - General Information 
        -  FM 
        -  Find Community Coordinates 
        -  Find Terminal Coordinates 
        -  Find Values (Conversions) 
        -  Low Power FM (LPFM) 
        -  New Visitors - Finding Broadcast Radio and Television Information on the FCC Website 
        -  Noncommercial Nature of Educational Broadcasting 
        -  Radio History Documents 
        -  Religious Broadcasting 
        -  Silent AM and FM Broadcast Station Lists 
        -  Special Temporary Authority / Emergency Antennas 
        -  Tower Owners: Save Birds! Save Money! through red obstruction light modifications 
        -  Translators and Boosters 
        -  TV Query 
        -  Unattended Operation of Radio and Television Broadcast Stations 
        -  Why AM Radio Stations Make Changes at Night 
        -  Why Do FM Frequencies End in an Odd Decimal? 

                    - All available Broadcast Station Totals Releases
                    - Excel spreadsheet

Want to know how many radio or television stations are out there?  The Media Bureau releases counts for various classes of radio and television stations, four times a year. The totals are also available in an Excel spreadsheet listing AM, FM, and TV service licensed station totals.  The first column, which is the date that the totals were computed for, is also a link to the *News Release* that listed the totals.  (For totals between 1943 and 1952, please see the bottom of page 121 of the 1952 Annual Report to Congress, or open the Excel spreadsheet.)

For more information on AM and FM radio broadcasting, please visit the Audio Division website, and the Broadcast Radio Links page.  Additional lists and reports for radio are available at Broadcast Radio Lists and Reports.For more information on television broadcasting, please visit the Video Division website.FCC > Media Bureau > Audio Division, (202) 418-2700, and Video Division, (202) 418-1600.

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