700 AM

The following radio stations broadcast on AM frequency 700 kHz:[1] 700 AM is a United States clear channel frequency.[2] WLW and KBYR share Class A status of 700 kHz.

In Argentina

LV3 in Córdoba, Córdoba.

In Canada

CJLI in Calgary, Alberta - 50 kW day, 20 kW night, transmitter located at 50.7047°N 114.241°W / 50.7047; -114.241 (CJLI - 50 kW day, 20 kW night)

In Guatemala (Channel 17)

TGVB in Guatemala City

In Mexico

XEDKR-AM in Guadalajara, Jalisco
XEETCH-AM in Etchojoa, Sonora
XEXPUJ-AM in Xpujil, Campeche

In the United States

Stations in bold are clear-channel stations.

Call sign	City of license	Day kW	Night kW	Transmitter coordinates
KALL	North Salt Lake City, Utah	50	10	40.891389°N 111.941389°W / 40.891389; -111.941389 (KALL - 50 kW day, 10 kW night)
KBYR	Anchorage, Alaska	10	10	61.206944°N 149.922222°W / 61.206944; -149.922222 (KBYR - 10 kW day, 10 kW night)
KGRV	Winston, Oregon	23	0.47	43.144167°N 123.459722°W / 43.144167; -123.459722 (KGRV - 23 kW day, 0.47 kW night)
KHSE	Wylie, Texas	1.5	0.92	33.033611°N 96.298611°W / 33.033611; -96.298611 (KHSE - 1.5 kW day, 0.92 kW night)
KMBX	Soledad, California	2.5	0.7	36.464167°N 121.297778°W / 36.464167; -121.297778 (KMBX - 2.5 kW day, 0.7 kW night)
KSEV	Tomball, Texas	15	1	30.192778°N 95.594444°W / 30.192778; -95.594444 (KSEV - 15 kW day, 1 kW night)
KXLX	Airway Heights, Washington	10	0.6	47.608611°N 117.373611°W / 47.608611; -117.373611 (KXLX - 10 kW day, 0.6 kW night)
WARB	Dothan, Alabama	1.6	0	31.438611°N 85.289444°W / 31.438611; -85.289444 (WARB - 1.6 kW day, 0 kW night)
WDMV	Walkersville, Maryland	5	0	39.7727°N 77.1927°W / 39.7727; -77.1927 (WDMV - 5 kW day, 0 kW night)
WLW	Cincinnati, Ohio	50	50	39.353056°N 84.325°W / 39.353056; -84.325 (WLW - 50 kW day, 50 kW night)
WPVQ	Orange-Athol, Massachusetts	2.5	0	42.585°N 72.282222°W / 42.585; -72.282222 (WPVQ - 2.5 kW day, 0 kW night)
WZOO	Asheboro, North Carolina	1	0	35.763889°N 79.834444°W / 35.763889; -79.834444 (WZOO - 1 kW day, 0 kW night)

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References

http://transition.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/amq?state=&call=&arn=&city=&freq=700&fre2=700&single=1&type=3&facid=&class=&list=1&dist=&dlat2=&mlat2=&slat2=&NS=N&dlon2=&mlon2=&slon2=&EW=W&size=9
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