WUPT-CA
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WUPT-CA | |
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Marquette, Michigan | |
City of license | Crystal Falls, Michigan |
Slogan | UPN for the UP |
Channels | 25 (UHF) analog |
Translators | WUPT-LP ch.43 (UHF, Republic, Michigan) |
Affiliations | Defunct |
Owner | Western Upper Peninsula Television |
Founded | January 18, 1980 (initial licence date) |
Call letters meaning | Western Upper Peninsula Television (licensee) W United Paramount Television (former affiliation) |
Former callsigns | W49AF (January 18, 1980 - April 26, 1996 WUPT-LP (April 26, 1996 - October 29, 2001) |
Former affiliations | Independent (through January 16, 1995) UPN (January 16, 1995 - 2003) |
Transmitter Power | 1.12 kW |
Class | Class A, TX/translator |
Facility ID | 14654 |
WUPT-CA channel 25 was the UPN affiliate in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, licensed in Crystal Falls, Michigan. The station signed off on October 27, 2003, after losing the UPN affiliation to the new, full-powered FOX affiliate, WMQF.
The station originally broadcasted on channel 49, but would move to channel 25 in the late-1990s.
WUPT also had a translator in Republic, Michigan, WUPT-LP channel 43.
[edit] External links
WJMN 3 (CBS) - WBKP 5 / WBUP 10 (ABC) - WLUC 6 (NBC) (The Tube on DT3) - WDHS 8 (EWTN) - WNMU 13 (PBS) - WMQF 19 (Fox) - W40AN 40 (Fox) |
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Broadcast television available on cable only: | ||
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CBMT 6 (CBC, Montreal) - WLUK 11 (Fox, Green Bay) - WFQX 33 (Fox, Cadillac) |
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Defunct television stations: | ||
WUPT 25 (UPN) |