XHFN-TV

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XHFN-TV
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon

Channels	Analog: 7 (VHF) Digital: 43 (UHF) Virtual: 7 (PSIP)
Affiliations	Azteca 7
Owner	TV Azteca
Founded	unknown
Website	TV Azteca Noreste

XHFN-TV is the television call sign for the TV Azteca television station in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. The station is affiliated to the Azteca 7 network and also serves as a flagship station to the Northeastern states of Mexico.^[1] Azteca 7 Noreste produces regional news, programming, and advertisement which is inserted during Azteca 7's national news feeds. Azteca Noreste is available to Mexican states of Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas, and Coahuila.^[2] Regular Azteca 7 programming can be seen XHFN's digital channel.

Digital television

Channel	Video	Ratio	Callsign	Network	Programming
7.1	1080i	16:9	XHFN HD	Azteca 7-HD	Main XHFN HD Programming

References

Broadcast television in the Monterrey market

XEFB 2 (2.1 Televisa Regional/FOROtv)
XHWX 4 (4.1 Azteca 13, 4.2 Proyecto 40)
XET 6 (6.1 Canal 5)
XHFN 7 (7.1 Azteca 7)
XHX 10 (10.1 Canal de las Estrellas)
XHAW 12 (12.1 Multimedios, 12.2 Milenio Television, 12.3 Multimedios-2h)
XHMOY 22 (22.1 Galavisión)
XHMNL 28 (TVNL)
XHCNL 34 (34.1 Televisa Regional)
XHSAW 38 (12.4 Teleritmo, 12.5 Vía Tempus)
XHOPMT 47 (51.1 Once TV México, 51.2 OPMA, 51.3 Canal 22, 51.4 Ingenio TV, 51.5 teveunam)
XHMNU 53 (Edusat/UANL)

Broadcast television networks in Mexico

Televisa

National	Canal de las Estrellas FOROtv Canal 5 Gala TV

Regional	Televisa Regional

Azteca

National	El 7 Azteca Trece Proyecto 40

Regional	Azteca Local

Grupo Multimedios

International	Multimedios Plus Milenio TV

Regional	Teleritmo

Public and
educational

National	Once TV Canal 22 UNAM/Edusat Canal 30 TV México

State Regional	Aguascalientes TV (Ags.) canal 8 (BCS) TRC (Campeche) TV 10 Chiapas (Chiapas) Once (Colima) TVCUATRO (Guanajuato) Soy Guerrero (Guerrero) Hidalgo Television (Hidalgo) C7 (Jalisco) TV Mexiquense (Mexico) smrtv (Michoacán) canal 3 (Morelos) RTN (Nayarit) TVNL (NL) Oaxaca TV (Oaxaca) Puebla TV (Puebla) NueveSlp (SLP) Telemax (Sonora) TVT (Tabasco) TDT, La Televisión de Tlaxcala (Tlaxcala) TV MÁS (Veracruz) Canal Trece (Yucatán)

Independent

cadenatres

See also list of television stations in Mexico and list of Mexican television networks.

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