Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/WNG560
NOAA Weather Radio is absolutely notable enough for an article about it as a company, but every individual NOAA transmitter across the country does not need its own standalone article — they aren't notable independently of NOAA as a whole, they can be referenced nowhere but NOAA's own |primary source data about themselves because they get no standalone coverage in independent |reliable sources that have anything whatsoever to do with the establishment of a topic's notability, and they all ''fail'' at least one of the NMEDIA conditions for the notability of radio stations (namely the one about having to originate at least a portion of their own programming, rather than operating solely as rebroadcasters of a larger parent service.) There was actually a consensus established a couple of years ago that all of the articles in {{cl|NOAA Weather Radio stations}} should be redirected to broader articles about the regional NOAA office that they operate from — but that never actually happened because nobody was willing to actually take on the work, and even the regional NOAA offices aren't really reliably sourceable anywhere but NOAA's own self-published content about itself either. There's simply no need for each of these transmitters to have its own standalone article independently of NOAA as a whole — we could maintain a ''list'' of them in the "name, frequency, location, the end" format that we use for lists of radio stations in geographic locations, if desired, but there's no encyclopedic value in each one having its own standalone article or even in maintaining all of the same content by merging them into regional omnibus articles
— User:Bearcat, 17:10, 4 June 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PRIMARYSOURCES||WP:RS (Wikipedia:No original research)