Region · District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia

DMV (Washington, D.C. area) radio stations

DMV (Washington, D.C. area) is a set of 16 counties in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia: District of Columbia, Calvert, Charles, Frederick, Montgomery, Prince George's and 10 more. That area adds up to 27 stations on RADIO JOX.

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The busiest dials are in Washington (23). 15 stations are licensed AM or FM outlets. Formats run to news, classical, talk and classic rock.

Among the best-known dials are WDCH 99.1 FM, WCSP 90.1 FM and WTOP 103.5 FM.

Nielsen's Washington, DC (Hagerstown) market covers a similar area, but this page follows county lines.

Over the last 30 days the artists we heard most were Aretha Franklin, Ac/Dc, Anissa Hargrove and Ann Peebles.

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  • 27stations
  • 1city
  • 16counties
  • 96kbps, typical

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Heard lately: Aretha Franklin, Ac/Dc, Anissa Hargrove, Ann Peebles, Apropos, Awaiting Abigail

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Questions about DMV (Washington, D.C. area) radio

Which counties are in DMV (Washington, D.C. area)?

District of Columbia, Calvert, Charles, Frederick, Montgomery, Prince George's and 10 more.

Which DMV (Washington, D.C. area) cities have the most stations?

Washington (23) has the most stations.

Is DMV (Washington, D.C. area) the same as the Washington, DC (Hagerstown) radio market?

Not exactly. It covers a similar area, but we draw it from whole counties, so the edges differ from Nielsen's market.

What formats are popular in DMV (Washington, D.C. area)?

The ones heard most are news, classical, talk and classic rock.

How many stations does DMV (Washington, D.C. area) have on RADIO JOX?

There are 27 stations in the region, 15 of them licensed AM or FM stations.

Station licences: FCC. Places: US Census Bureau, GeoNames. RADIO JOX is a free, global directory of AM, FM and internet radio streams.

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