Table: wccv (fm)
[['call sign', 'frequency mhz', 'city of license', 'erp w', 'height m ( ft )', 'fcc info', 'notes'], ['w261bg', '100.1', 'morrow , georgia', '5', '-', 'fcc', 'via wccv , though out of its broadcast range'], ['w265av', '100.9', 'woodstock , georgia', '250', '-', 'fcc', 'via wubl fm 94.9 hd2'], ['w221aw', '92.1', 'north canton , georgia', '10', '-', 'fcc', 'via wccv'], ['w215ay', '90.9', 'ellijay , georgia', '10', '-', 'fcc', 'via wccv'], ['w290ce', '105.9', 'dalton , georgia', '10', '-', 'fcc', 'via wccv , formerly w236aj'], ['w260aj', '99.9', 'ringgold , georgia', '100', '-', 'fcc', 'via wkxj fm 103.7 hd2 walden tn (chattanooga area)'], ['w282ay', '104.3', 'chattanooga , tennessee', '50', '-', 'fcc', 'via wccv , though out of its broadcast range']]
Statement: Woodstock , Georgia was the only City to have an Erp higher than 100 W
Statement: Morrow , Georgia was the only City to have an Erp lower than 10 W
Statement: Dalton , Georgia and Chattanooga , Tennessee both have Frequency higher than 104 Mhz
Statement: North Canton , Georgia and Ellijay , Georgia both have Frequency lower than 93 Mhz
Statement: Morrow , Georgia and Chattanooga , Tennessee are both Out Of the Broadcast Range