KTOO (FM)

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KTOO
City of license	Juneau, Alaska
Broadcast area	Juneau, Alaska
Branding	KTOO
Frequency	104.3 (MHz)
Format	Public Radio
ERP	1,000 watts
Class	A
Owner	Capital Community Broadcasting
Website	www.ktoo.org

KTOO is a non-commercial radio station in Juneau, Alaska, broadcasting on 104.3 FM. The station airs public radio programming from the National Public Radio and CoastAlaska networks. KTOO also operates two other radio stations- "Excellent Radio" and "Rain Country", and the three are collectively known as K³.

[edit] Repeaters

• K210AS 89.9 FM Excursion Inlet, Alaska.
• K201AM 88.1 FM Gustavus, Alaska.

[edit] See also

• KXLL "Excellent Radio"
• KRNN "Rain Country"

[edit] External links

• Listen Live
• KTOO's Website
• Query the FCC's FM station database for KTOO
• Radio Locator information on KTOO

v • d • e Juneau, Alaska radio stations (Arbitron #unranked) more By FM frequency 88.5 · 92.7 · 94.1 · 100.7 · 102.7 · 104.3 · 105.1 · 106.3 By AM frequency 630 · 800 · 1330 By callsign K203CH · KBJZ-LP · KINY · KJNO · KRNN · KSUP · KTKU · KTOO · KVIM-LP · KXLJ · KXLL Alaska Radio Markets: Anchorage Other Alaska Radio Regions: Fairbanks • Juneau • Kenai • Alaska Bush • Alaska Interior • Alaska Panhandle • South Central Alaska See also: List of radio stations in Alaska

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KTOO was an AM station, playing Country and Western, broadcasting out of a trailer park on East Lake Mead Parkway,(Southeast side of Henderson next to Carver Park), in Henderson, Nevada, during the late 1950's and into the early 1960's. sometime in the mid to later 1970's they moved to downtown Henderson, somewhere on the South end of Water Street. They changed the format when they move to R & B if memory serves me right. (resnv03/28/2008)