WJMY (TV)

WJMY
Allen Park, Michigan

Channels	Analog: 20
Affiliations	Defunct
Owner	Unknown
First air date	1968 (exact date unknown)
Last air date	1968

WJMY-TV is a defunct television station based in Allen Park, Michigan assigned to channel 20 for the Detroit market following WPAG-TV going off the air in December 1957.

In 1967, WJMY-TV was awarded a construction permit for channel 20, but never made it to the air except for a brief test signal for at least two weeks in 1968, consisting merely of a card displaying its calls and city-of-license.^[1]

Finally, in November 1972 WXON purchased WJMY's construction permit and shifted to channel 20 for good.^[2]

References

↑ "TVDX in Metro Detroit". TVDX in Metro Detroit. Retrieved 2007-10-20.
↑ "History of Michigan TV Broadcasting". Michigan's Radio & TV Broadcast Guide. Retrieved 2007-09-27.

Preceded by WPAG-TV	Channel 20 Detroit occupant 1968	Succeeded by WMYD

Broadcast television in the Metro Detroit and Windsor, Ontario area

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
(All stations are digital, except when noted.)

Metro Detroit and
Southeast Michigan

Local Stations	WJBK 2.1 (VHF 7) (.1 Fox, .2 Movies!, .3 Buzzr, .4 H&I) WDIV-TV 4.1 (UHF 45) (.1 NBC, .2 This TV, .3 Me-TV) WXYZ-TV 7.1 (UHF 41) (.1 ABC, .2 Bounce, .3 Laff) WHNE-LD 14.1 (UHF 20) (.1 Blank, .2 Retro TV, .3 Infomercials, .4 Tuff TV, .5 SBN) WMYD 20.1 (UHF 21) (.1 MNTV, .2 ATV, .3 Escape) WPXD-TV 31.1 (UHF 50) (.1 Ion, .2 qubo, .3 Ion Life, .4 Ion Shop, .5 QVC Over Air, .6 HSN) W33BY-D 33.1 (UHF 33) (.1 Independent Programming in HD, .2 WHPR-FM simulcast .3 WVIE-FM simulcast, .4 SD simulcast of 33.1) WADL 38.1 (UHF 39) (.1 Ind, .2 Grit, .3 GetTV, .4 Cozi TV) WUDL-LD 47.1 (UHF 47 Application to move to UHF 19) (.1/.3/.4/.5 Blank, .2 ESAT) WKBD-TV 50.1 (UHF 14) (.1 CW) WWJ-TV 62.1 (UHF 44) (.1 CBS, .2 Decades)

Public broadcasting	WTVS 56.1 (UHF 43) (.1 PBS, .2 World, .3 Create)

Religious stations	WDWO-CD 18.1 (UHF 18) (.1 TCT SD/COR, .2 TCT/COR HD, .3 TCT Family/Kids) WUDT-LD 23.1 (UHF 23) (.1 Silent) WLPC-CD 40.1 (UHF 40) (.1 Impact) W48AV-D 48.1 (UHF 23) (.1 Daystar)

Cable-only stations	Fox Sports Detroit Comcast Television CTND (CatholicTV) MGTV Michigan Channel (PBS, U of M) WOLV (U of M Student TV)

Southwestern Ontario
(Essex/Kent/Lambton
Counties)

Windsor	CBET-DT 9.1 (VHF 9) (.1 CBC) CHWI-DT-60 26.1 (UHF 26) (.1 CTV Two) CICO-DT-32 32.1 (UHF 32) (.1 TVO)

Leamington	CIII-DT-22 22.1 (UHF 22) (.1 Global) CFTV-DT 34.1 (UHF 34) (.1 IND/Community, .2 French/Spanish Comm. .3 First Nation Comm., .4 Town Council)

Chatham-Kent Wheatley	CHWI-DT 16.1 (UHF 16) (.1 CTV Two) CICO-DT-59 33.1 (UHF 33) (.1 TVO)

Sarnia-Oil Springs	CIII-DT-29 29.1 (UHF 29) (.1 Global) CKCO-TV-3 UHF 42 (analog only, application to move to UHF 27) _Analog (CTV) CHCH-DT-2 51.1 (UHF 51) (.1 IND)

Cable-only stations	CBLFT-DT (Ici Radio-Canada) (French) Leafs TV Sportsnet Ontario TFO OLA TVCogeco Windsor (Windsor and Leamington) TVCogeco (Chatham and Sarnia)

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV

WJBK (2.1 Fox)
WDIV-TV (4.1 NBC)
WXYZ-TV (7.3 Laff)
WPXD-TV (31.1 Ion, 31.2 qubo)
WTVS (56.1 PBS)

Defunct channels

Adjacent areas

Lansing
Flint-Saginaw-Bay City
Toledo
Cleveland

Michigan broadcast television areas by city: Alpena; Detroit; Duluth, MN; Flint–Saginaw–Bay City; Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo; Green Bay, WI; Lansing/Jackson; Marquette; Northern Michigan; South Bend, IN; Toledo, OH

See also: List of Ontario stations; Ontario TV; Media in Detroit; Media in Windsor, Ontario

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