List of television stations in Mexico City

The following is a list of all IFT-licensed over-the-air television stations broadcasting in Mexico City.^[1] There are 15 television stations in Mexico City. Mexico City is home to flagship stations for all major networks.

List of television stations

RF	VC	Callsign	Location	Network	Digital ERP	Concessionaire/Permittee
48	2	XEW-TDT^{[note 1]}	Pico Tres Padres	Canal de las Estrellas	270 kW	Televimex
49	4	XHTV-TDT^{[note 1]}	Pico Tres Padres	foroTV	270 kW	Televimex
50	5	XHGC-TDT^{[note 1]}	Pico Tres Padres	Canal 5	270 kW	Televimex
24	7	XHIMT-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Azteca 7	464.42 kW	Televisión Azteca
44	9	XEQ-TDT^{[note 1]}	Pico Tres Padres	Gala TV	270 kW	Televimex
33	11	XEIPN-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Canal Once	104.05 kW	Instituto Politécnico Nacional
25	13	XHDF-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Azteca 13	468.030 kW	Televisión Azteca
20		XHUNAM-TDT	Ciudad Universitaria	teveunam	.2 kW	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
21		XHCDM-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Capital 21	133.57 kW	Gobierno del Distrito Federal
23	22	XEIMT-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Canal 22	116.49 kW	Televisión Metropolitana, S.A. de C.V.
27	28	XHTRES-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	cadenatres	71.4 kW	Compañia Internacional de Radio y Televisión
30		XHOPMA-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Una Voz con Todos	116.26 kW	Sistema Público de Radiodifusión del Estado Mexicano
41	34	XHPTP-TDT^{[note 2]}	Pico Tres Padres, Edomex	Televisión Mexiquense	400 kW	Gobierno del Estado de México
26	40	XHTVM-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Proyecto 40	513.05 kW	Televisora del Valle de México (operated by Azteca)
45		XHHCU-TDT	Cerro del Chiquihuite	Canal del Congreso	179.38 kW	Congreso de la Unión

Notes

1 2 3 4 The transmitter for this station is located within the State of Mexico, but the station is licensed to Mexico City.
↑ XHPTP is the only television station serving Mexico City not licensed within the Federal District. It is licensed directly to Cerro Pico Tres Padres, located in the municipality of Coacalco in the State of Mexico.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de TV. Last modified 2015-08-14. Retrieved 2014-08-16.

Television stations in North America

Canada

United States

Mexico

By region

By channel number

TV stations by channel number

See also

Additional resources on North American television

North America	List of local television stations in North America DTV transition North American TV mini-template

Canada	Canadian networks List of Canadian television networks List of Canadian television channels List of Canadian specialty channels Local Canadian TV stations List of United States stations available in Canada 2001 Vancouver TV realignment 2007 Canada broadcast TV realignment

Mexico	Mexican networks Local Mexican TV stations

United States	American networks List of American cable and satellite networks List of American over-the-air networks Local American TV stations (W) Local American TV stations (K) 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment 2006 United States broadcast TV realignment List of Canadian television stations available in the United States Insular Areas TV

Broadcast television networks in Mexico

Televisa

National	Canal de las Estrellas FOROtv Canal 5 Gala TV

Regional	Televisa Regional

Azteca

Grupo Imagen

Cadenatres (defunct)
Excelsior TV
(Unnamed future nationwide network)

Grupo Multimedios

International	Multimedios Milenio TV

Regional	Teleritmo

Public and
educational

National	Canal Once Canal 22 Una Voz con Todos teveunam Televisión Educativa

State	Aguascalientes TV (Ags.) Canal 8 (BCS) TRC (Campeche) Canal 10 Chiapas (Chiapas) Capital 21 (Ciudad de México) Once TV Conexión (Colima) TVCUATRO (Guanajuato) RTG (Guerrero) RTH (Hidalgo) C7 (Jalisco) TV Mexiquense (Mexico) smrtv (Michoacán) Canal 49 (Morelos) La Señal de la Gente (Nayarit) TVNL (NL) CORTV (Oaxaca) Puebla TV (Puebla) RTQ (Querétaro) Canal Nueve (SLP) Telemax (Sonora) TVT (Tabasco) TDT, La Televisión de Tlaxcala (Tlaxcala) TVMÁS (Veracruz) Trecevisión (Yucatán) XHZHZ-TDT (Zacatecas, future)

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

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