KMUN

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KMUN/KCPB-FM
Broadcast areaNorth Oregon Coast
Frequency KMUN: 91.9 MHz
KCPB-FM: 90.9 MHz
BrandingCoast Community Radio
Programming
Format Public radio
Affiliations National Public Radio, Pacifica Radio Network
Ownership
OwnerTillicum Foundation
History
First air date
KMUN: 1983
KCPB-FM: 2005
Call sign meaning
KCPB-FM:
Coastal Public Broadcasting
or
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Technical information
Facility ID KMUN: 67107
KCPB-FM: 93685
Class KMUN: C2
KCPB-FM: A
ERP KMUN: 7,200 watts
KCPB-FM: 240 watts
HAAT KMUN: 332 meters
KCPB-FM: 341 meters
Translator(s) 89.3 K207FG (Cannon Beach, relays KMUN)
91.3 K217FG (South Astoria, relays KMUN)
Repeater(s) 89.5 KTCB (Tillamook, relays KMUN)
Links
Webcast KMUN Webstream
KCPB-FM Webstream
Website coastradio.org

KMUN (91.9 FM) and KCPB-FM (90.9 FM) are National Public Radio member radio stations in Astoria, Oregon.

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Coordinates: 46°15′47″N123°53′13″W / 46.263°N 123.887°W / 46.263; -123.887

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