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It is on the same tower, north of Druid Hills, with: W24ALW24AL is a low-power TV station on channel 24 in metro Atlanta. Programming is the Home Shopping Network. It has had no other callsigns since it was first given a construction permit in 1987. It is on the same tower, north of Druid Hills, with: W04DB (4), (24), WATLWATL is a television station in metro Atlanta on channel 36 ( DTV 25) with the following history: 1980: WATL became WATL-TV 1985: became WATL again 1987: began as a Fox Network station "Fox 36" 1994: became independent after WAGA (channel 5) became Fox 19 (36/25), and WGCL-TVWGCL-TV ("Atlanta's channel 46", DTV channel 19) is a television station in metro Atlanta, that has the following history: ?: WANX TV 1984: Began as independent WGNX TV 1994: Switched to CBS (previously on WAGA TV 5) 1995: Became known as "CBS 46" 1999: R (46/19); and construction permits for WIRE-CAWIRE-CA is a low-power television station in metro Atlanta. Broadcasting on channel 40, programming consists entirely of MTV2, one of the few cable networks that can be seen over the air. As WIRE-LP (before the upgrade to class A), it was The Box music vi (40), WUVG-TVWUVG-TV is a television station in metro Atlanta, on analog TV channel 34, and DTV channel 48. The all- Spanish station is an affiliate of Univision, and is owned by Univision Atlanta, LLC. Applied for in 1981, it went on the air as WNGM-TV in 1987, the c (digital 48 only), WTBS (digital 20, analog backup 17). FM stations on the same tower are: WNNXWNNX FM ( 99X ) is a radio station in the city of Atlanta that plays modern rock. Its frequency is 99. 99X is owned by Susquehanna Radio. Their sister station in Atlanta is Q100 ( WWWQ FM 100. 5), broadcasting from the same building. History 1955-1974: WL (99.7, newly moved from the WTBS TV main analog tower), and permits for WRFG (89.3) and WKHX-FM (101.5), as well as an application for a broadcast translator from Immanuel Broadcasing Network on 101.9. Another tower about 120 meters (400 feet) to the west holds the existing WKHX-FM, WLTM (94.9), and WKLS (96.1), and applications for translators on 89.7 and 88.9 from WAY-FM Media Group .

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• FCC map of W04DB coverage