List of DuMont Television Network affiliates (by U.S state)

Map of affiliates for the DuMont Television Network, 1949

The DuMont Television Network was an American broadcast television network owned and operated by Allen B. DuMont Laboratories, which originated its founding in 1940, its launch in 1946, and its demise in 1956. By 1953, DuMont was affiliated with 126 stations, ^[1] which grew to around 200 stations in 1954, the network's peak. ^[2] The network owned three stations: WABD in New York City, WTTG in Washington, D.C., and WDTV in Pittsburgh; the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) also regarded two stations owned by minority owner Paramount Pictures—KTLA in Los Angeles and WBKB in Chicago—as network-owned, despite KTLA leaving the network entirely in 1948 and WBKB never having carried a DuMont program. ^[3]

Many stations in the early years of television affiliated with more than one network. There were not enough local stations in most cities for each of the four major networks to have an affiliate, leading to the four networks (as well as a number of smaller networks) to fight for air time. Local TV stations were free to "cherry-pick" which programs they would broadcast. Many of DuMont's "affiliates" carried very little DuMont programming, choosing to air one or two more popular programs (such as Life Is Worth Living , which was aired by 169 stations during the 1953–1954 season) ^[4] and/or sports programming on the weekends. Few stations carried the full DuMont program line-up.

DuMont's advertising revenues depended on being able to be viewed nationwide. As a result, the company made affiliation agreements which have been described as "a crazy patchwork of deals". In many cities, DuMont was affiliated with more than one TV station in order to get more of its programming cleared for broadcast. No definitive list of affiliated stations from 1946 to 1956 exists, and many sources contradict one another.

DuMont's owned-and-operated stations are highlighted in yellow. The Paramount owned-and-operated stations, which did not carry DuMont programs but were ruled DuMont O&Os by the FCC, are shown in pink.

Company	No. of Affiliates owned
DuMont Television Network	4
Paramount Pictures	2

Alabama

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WAFM-TV	13 (VHF)	Birmingham	CBS, ABC, DuMont (c. 1952–1955)	Yes	now a NBC affiliate
WBRC	4→6 (VHF; secondary)	Birmingham	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1949–1953); CBS/ABC thereafter [5]	Yes	now a Fox affiliate (O&O from 1996 to 2008)
WMSL-TV	23 (UHF; secondary)	Decatur	NBC, DuMont (1954–1955); [5]	Yes	now NBC affiliate WAFF-TV 48
WALA-TV	10 (UHF; secondary)	Mobile	NBC, ABC, CBS, DuMont (1953–1954); NBC, DuMont (1954–1956)	Yes	now a Fox affiliate
WKAB-TV	48 (UHF)	Mobile	CBS, DuMont (1952-1954)	No
WCOV-TV	20 (UHF; secondary)	Montgomery	NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Apr 1953 – Dec 1954); CBS/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956)	Yes	now a Fox affiliate

Alaska

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KTVA	11 (VHF)	Anchorage	NBC, DuMont, ABC (1953–1955) [6]	Yes	now a PBS sister affiliate to KAKM

Arizona

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KPHO-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Phoenix	ABC, CBS, DuMont (1949–1955) [7]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KTYL-TV	12 (VHF; secondary)	Phoenix	NBC, DuMont (1953–1956†)	Yes	now KPNX, an NBC affiliate
KOPO-TV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Tucson	CBS, DuMont (1953–1954) [8] [9]	Yes	now KOLD-TV, a CBS affiliate
KIVA	11 (VHF; secondary)	Yuma	NBC, ABC, CBS, DuMont (1953–1956)	No	Signed off January 31, 1970 (frequency occupied by KYMA-TV from 1988 to 2020)

Arkansas

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KFSA-TV	22 (UHF; secondary)	Fort Smith	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1953–1956)	Yes	now CBS affiliate KFSM-TV on channel 5
KARK-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Little Rock	NBC, DuMont (1954–1956)	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
KRTV	17 (UHF; secondary)	Little Rock	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1954)	No	license returned; call letters currently reside on a CBS affiliate in Great Falls, Montana

California

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KAFY-TV	29 (UHF) [10]	Bakersfield	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KHSL-TV	12 (VHF; secondary)	Chico	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1953–1955); CBS, ABC (1953–1963), NBC (1953–1956)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KIEM-TV	3 (VHF; secondary)	Eureka	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1953–1956)	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
KHJ-TV	9 (VHF)	Los Angeles	DuMont (1949–1955) [11]	Yes	now CBS-owned independent station KCAL-TV
KLAC-TV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Los Angeles	Independent, DuMont (1948–1956†) [12]	Yes	now Fox O&O and MyNetworkTV affiliate KCOP-TV
KTLA	5 (VHF)	Los Angeles	DuMont (1947–1948); Paramount (1949–1953)	Yes	now a CW O&O station
KTSL	2 (VHF)	Los Angeles	DuMont (1948–1951); thereafter CBS [13]	Yes	now CBS O&O and West Coast flagship station KCBS-TV
KTTV	11	Los Angeles	DuMont (1951–1954) [3]	Yes	now a Fox O&O and the network's West Coast flagship station
KSBW /KMBY-TV [14] [a]	8 (VHF; secondary)	Monterey	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1953–1956)	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
KCCC-TV	40 (UHF)	Sacramento	ABC, DuMont (1953–1956)	No	went dark 1957, frequency occupied since 1968 by Fox affiliate KTXL
KFMB-TV	8 (VHF; secondary)	San Diego	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1949–1952+) [16]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KFSD-TV [17]	10 (VHF)	San Diego	NBC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now a ABC affiliate
KVEC-TV	6 (VHF)	San Luis Obispo	DuMont, ABC, CBS (1953–1955) [b]	Yes	now NBC affiliate KSBY
KPIX	5 (VHF; secondary)	San Francisco	CBS, NBC, DuMont (1948–1949); CBS, DuMont, Paramount (1949–1953); CBS, DuMont (1953–1956) [16]	Yes	now a CBS O&O station
KEYT-TV	3 (VHF; secondary)	Santa Barbara	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1953-1955) [18]	Yes	now an ABC affiliate
KOVR	13 (VHF)	Stockton	DuMont (1953–1955) [c]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KCOK-TV	27 (UHF)	Tulare	DuMont (1953-1955) [20] [d]	No

Colorado

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KKTV	2 (VHF; secondary)	Colorado Springs	CBS, ABC, DuMont (1952–1955) [22]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate on channel 11
KFEL-TV	2 (VHF)	Denver	DuMont (1952–1956) [11]	Yes	now KWGN-TV, a CW affiliate; DuMont affiliation was shared with KBTV 1953–1956
KBTV	9 (VHF)	Denver	DuMont, ABC (1953–1956) [11]	Yes	now KUSA, an NBC affiliate; KBTV callsign, previously used by what is now WFAA Dallas during that station's DuMont affiliation, later reassigned to Port Arthur, Texas (KBTV-TV) and Sacramento, California (KBTV-CD); DuMont affiliation was shared with KFEL-TV
KFXJ-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Grand Junction	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1956)	Yes	now CBS affiliate KREX-TV
KDZA-TV	3 (VHF)	Pueblo	DuMont (1955) [22]	No	reassigned to Sterling (now independent station KCDO-TV)

Connecticut

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WICC-TV	43 (UHF)	Bridgeport	ABC, DuMont (1953–1956) [23]	No	WICC-TV went dark in 1960; channel 43 now MeTV+ O&O WZME
WGTH-TV	18 (UHF)	Hartford	ABC, DuMont (1954–1956); thereafter CBS [23]	Yes	now WUVN, a Univision affiliate on channel 18
WNHC-TV	6→8 (VHF)	New Haven	ABC, CBS, NBC, DuMont (1948–1955); ABC, DuMont (1955–1956†) [16] [24]	Yes	now ABC affiliate WTNH
WATR-TV	53 (UHF)	Waterbury	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [11]	Yes	now WCCT-TV, a CW affiliate on channel 20

Delaware

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WDEL-TV	7→12 (VHF; secondary)	Delaware	NBC, DuMont (1949–1955†) [16]	No	license returned in 1958; now WHYY-TV, a PBS member station on channel 12 (since 1963; previously on channel 35 from 1957 to 1963)

District of Columbia

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WTTG	5 (VHF)	Washington, D.C.	DuMont (1945–1956) [25]	Yes	now a Fox O&O station

Florida

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WJHP-TV	36 (UHF)	Jacksonville	ABC, NBC, DuMont (1953–1955) [e]	No	reassigned to Fort Myers (now Fox affiliate WFTX)
WMBR-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Jacksonville	CBS, NBC, DuMont, ABC (1949–1955) [16] [11]	Yes	now independent station WJXT
WTVJ	4 (VHF)	Miami–Fort Lauderdale	CBS, NBC, DuMont, ABC (1949–1955) [16] [12]	Yes	now an NBC O&O on channel 6
WITV	17 (UHF)	Miami–Fort Lauderdale	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [f]	No
WDBO-TV	6 (VHF; secondary)	Orlando	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955)	Yes	now CBS affiliate WKMG-TV
WSUN-TV	38 (UHF; secondary)	Tampa	ABC, CBS, NBC, DuMont (1953–1955) [27]	No	license returned in 1970; now MyNetworkTV affiliate WTTA (since 1991)

Georgia

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WALB-TV	10 (VHF; secondary)	Albany	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955) [b]	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
WAGA-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Atlanta	CBS, DuMont (1949–1955) [12]	Yes	now a Fox O&O station
WLWA-TV	8 (VHF)	Atlanta	ABC, DuMont (1951–1955) [e] [28]	Yes	now NBC affiliate WXIA-TV
WJBF	6 (VHF; secondary)	Augusta	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now an ABC affiliate
WMAZ-TV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Macon	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955) [1] [29]	Yes	now a CBS and CW Plus affiliate
WROM-TV	9 (VHF; secondary)	Rome	DuMont, CBS (1953–1954)	Yes	now ABC affiliate WTVC-TV in Chattanooga

Hawaii

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KONA-TV	11 (VHF; secondary)	Honolulu	NBC, DuMont (Secondary December 1952 – 1955; selective shows only) [30]	Yes	now KHON-TV channel 2, affiliated with Fox (DT1)/CW (DT2)
KULA-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Honolulu	ABC, DuMont (April 1954–1955; station was listed as an affiliate when it signed on, but rarely carried its line up) [31]	Yes	now KITV, an ABC affiliate

Idaho

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KBOI-TV	2 (VHF; secondary)	Boise	CBS, DuMont (Nov 1953–1955) [b] [32]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KTVB	7 (VHF; secondary)	Boise	NBC, CBS, DuMont (July–Nov 1953); NBC, CBS, ABC thereafter [32]	Yes	now NBC affiliate KTVB
KID-TV	3 (VHF; secondary)	Idaho Falls	CBS, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [b] [33]	Yes	now CBS affiliate KIDK

Illinois

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WCIA	3 (VHF; secondary)	Champaign	CBS, NBC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WGN-TV	9 (VHF)	Chicago	DuMont, CBS (1948–1952);DuMont (1952–1955) [16] [12]	Yes	now an CW O&O affiliate
WBKB	4 (VHF)	Chicago	CBS, Paramount Never carried DuMont but FCC ruled it was a DuMont O&O (1946–1953); CBS thereafter	Yes	now WBBM-TV, a CBS O&O on channel 2; WBKB callsign transferred to channel 7 (WLS-TV), then to WBKB-TV in Alpena, Michigan
WTVP	17 (UHF)	Decatur	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [34] [35]	Yes	now WAND, an NBC affiliate; WTVP callsign transferred to Peoria
WTVH	19 (UHF; secondary)	Peoria	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now Roar affiliate WHOI-TV; WTVH callsign transferred to Syracuse, New York
KHQA-TV	7 (VHF; secondary)	Quincy	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955) [36]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WHBF-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Rock Island	CBS, ABC, DuMont (1950–1955); [16]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WREX-TV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Rockland	ABC, CBS, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
WTVO	39 (UHF; secondary)	Rockland	NBC, DuMont (1953–1955) [37]	Yes	now an ABC affiliate on channel 17 (channel 39 is now Fox affiliate WQRF-TV)
WICS	20 (UHF; secondary)	Springfield	NBC, CBS, DuMont, ABC (1953–1955) [36]	Yes	now an ABC affiliate

Indiana

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WTTV	10→4 (VHF; secondary)	Bloomington	ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC (1949–1955) [7]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate on channel 4
WSJV	52 (UHF)	Elkhart	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955) [e] [38]	Yes	now an H&I affiliate on channel 28
WFIE	62 (UHF; secondary)	Evansville	NBC, DuMont, ABC (1953–1955) [39]	Yes	now an NBC affiliate on channel 14
WKJG-TV [40]	33 (UHF)	Fort Wayne	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955) [38]	Yes	now CW affiliate WISE-TV
WFBM-TV	6 (VHF; secondary)	Indianapolis	CBS, ABC, DuMont, NBC (1949–1955) [e] [7]	Yes	now WRTV, an ABC affiliate
WISH-TV	8 (VHF; secondary)	Indianapolis	ABC, CBS, DuMont (1954–1955)	Yes	now a CW affiliate
WFAM-TV	59 (UHF; secondary)	Lafayette	CBS, DuMont (1953–1954) [38]	Yes	now CBS affiliate WLFI-TV on channel 18
WLBC-TV	49 (UHF; secondary)	Muncie	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now PBS member station WIPB
WSBT-TV	22 (UHF; secondary)	South Bend	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1952–1955) [38]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WTHI-TV	10 (VHF; secondary)	Terre Haute	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1954–1955) [11]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate

Iowa

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WMT-TV	2 (VHF)	Cedar Rapids	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955) [41]	Yes	now CBS affiliate KGAN
WOC-TV	6 (VHF; secondary)	Davenport	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1949–1950); NBC, ABC, DuMont (1950–1955)	Yes	now NBC affiliate KWQC-TV
WOI-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Des Moines	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1950–1954); CBS, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955); ABC, DuMont (1955)	Yes	now an ABC affiliate
KGLO-TV	3 (VHF; secondary)	Mason City	CBS, DuMont (1954–1955) [42] [43]	Yes	now CBS affiliate KIMT-TV
KVTV	9 (VHF; secondary)	Sioux City	CBS, DuMont, NBC, ABC (1953–1955) [11] [44]	Yes	now ABC affiliate KCAU-TV; KVTV callsign later reassigned to Laredo, Texas (station since transferred to KYLX-LD)
KTIV [45]	4 (VHF)	Sioux City	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955)	Yes	now a NBC and CW Plus affiliate
KWWL-TV	7 (VHF)	Waterloo	NBC, DuMont (1953–1955) [46]	Yes	now NBC affiliate KWWL

Kansas

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KTVH	12 (VHF; secondary)	Wichita	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1954); CBS, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955); CBS, DuMont (1955) [47]	Yes	now CBS affiliate KWCH-DT; KTVH callsign reassigned to Helena, Montana
KOAM-TV	7 (VHF; secondary)	Pittsburg	CBS, NBC, DuMont, ABC (1953–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate

Kentucky

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WAVE-TV	3 (VHF; secondary)	Louisville	NBC, DuMont, ABC (1948–1955) [16] [12]	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
WKLO-TV	21 (UHF)	Louisville	ABC, DuMont (1953–1954) [48]	No	returned to air as WBNA in 1986

Louisiana

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WAFB	28 (UHF; secondary)	Baton Rouge	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate on channel 9
KTAG-TV	25 (UHF; secondary)	Lake Charles	CBS, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955)	No	went dark in 1961, channel 25 later reassigned to KLPA in Alexandria
KNOE-TV	8 (VHF; secondary)	Monroe	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1953–1955) [49]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WDSU-TV	6 (VHF; secondary)	New Orleans	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1948–1953); NBC, DuMont (1953–1955) [e]	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
WJMR-TV [50]	61 (UHF)	New Orleans	ABC, CBS, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now Fox affiliate WVUE-DT
KCMC-TV	6 (VHF; secondary)	Shreveport	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now NBC affiliate KTAL-TV

Maine

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WABI	5 (VHF; secondary)	Bangor	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955); CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1955) [51]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WLAM-TV	17 (UHF)	Lewiston	DuMont, CBS, ABC, NBC (1953–1954)	No
WMTW-TV	8 (VHF; secondary)	Poland Spring	ABC, CBS, DuMont (1954–1955)	Yes	now an ABC affiliate
WPMT	53 (UHF)	Portland	DuMont, CBS, ABC, NBC (1953–1954)	No	WPMT callsign reassigned to York, Pennsylvania

Maryland

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WAAM-TV [52] [g]	13 (VHF; secondary)	Baltimore	ABC, DuMont (1948–1955) [52]	Yes	now WJZ-TV, a CBS O&O station
WBOC-TV [53]	16 (UHF)	Salisbury	DuMont, CBS, NBC, ABC (1954–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate

Massachusetts

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WMGT	74 (UHF; secondary)	Adams	DuMont, WPIX sportscasts (1954–1955); ABC, DuMont (1955)	No	Later ABC affiliate WCDC-TV on channel 19 (satellite of WTEN in Albany, NY); ceased operations in 2017. WMGT-TV callsign reassigned to Macon, Georgia
WBZ-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Boston	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1948–1955) [e] ) [54]	Yes	now a CBS O&O station
WNAC-TV	7 (VHF; secondary)	Boston	Yankee, ABC, CBS, DuMont (1948–1952); ABC, CBS, DuMont (1952–1955) [16] [12]	Yes	now WHDH-TV, an independent station; WNAC-TV callsign reassigned to Providence, Rhode Island
WTAO-TV	56 (UHF)	Cambridge	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [e] [55]	No	now WLVI-TV, a CW affiliate (formerly independent WKBG-TV, launched Dec. 21, 1966)
WHYN-TV	55 (UHF; secondary)	Holyoke	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955) [56]	Yes	now WGGB-TV on channel 40, an ABC affiliate
WWOR-TV	14 (UHF; secondary)	Worcester	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [57]	No	Call letters WWOR-TV are now used by the MyNetworkTV affiliate in the New York City area.

Michigan

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WPAG-TV	20 (UHF)	Ann Arbor	DuMont (1953–1955)	No	Channel 20 reassigned to WXON; now WMYD, a MyNetworkTV affiliate
WWTV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Cadillac	CBS, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955) [b]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate on channel 9
WJBK-TV	2 (VHF; secondary)	Detroit	CBS, DuMont (1948–1955) [12]	Yes	now a Fox O&O station
WWDT / WWJ-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Detroit	DuMont (1947–1948)	Yes	now WDIV, an NBC affiliate; WWJ-TV callsign reassigned to channel 62
WTAC-TV	16 (UHF)	Flint	ABC, DuMont (1953–1954)	No	Folded in June 1954. Studios now house ABC affiliate WJRT-TV
WNEM-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Saginaw	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WLAV-TV	7 (VHF; secondary)	Grand Rapids	ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC (1949–1955) [7]	Yes	now an NBC affiliate on channel 8
WKZO-TV	3 (VHF; secondary)	Kalamazoo	ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC (1950–1955) [7]	Yes	now CBS affiliate WWMT
WILS	54 (UHF)	Lansing	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [11] [58]	No	reassigned to Muskegon (now TCT O&O WTLJ); WTOM-TV callsign reassigned to Cheboygan
WJIM-TV	6 (VHF; secondary)	Lansing	CBS, ABC, DuMont, NBC (1950–1956†) [7]	Yes	now CBS affiliate WLNS-TV

Minnesota

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KMMT	6 (VHF; secondary)	Austin (Minnesota)	ABC, CBS, NBC, DuMont (1953–1956†) [59]	Yes	now ABC affiliate KAAL
WFTV	38 (UHF)	Duluth	ABC, CBS, NBC, DuMont (1953–1954) [59]	No	Channel 38 reassigned to Green Bay (now PBS member station WPNE); WFTV callsign reassigned to Orlando, Florida
KEYD-TV	9 (VHF)	Minneapolis-St. Paul	DuMont (1955) [11]	Yes	now Fox O&O KMSP-TV
KSTP-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Minneapolis-St. Paul	NBC, DuMont (1948–1949) [12]	Yes	now an ABC affiliate
WCOW	17 (UHF)	Minneapolis-St. Paul	DuMont (never signed on)	Yes	now PBS member station KTCI-TV
WTCN-TV [16] [60] [h]	4 (VHF)	Minneapolis-St. Paul	CBS, ABC, DuMont (1949–1953)	Yes	now CBS affiliate WCCO-TV
WMIN-TV	11 (with WTCN-TV) (VHF)	Minneapolis-St. Paul	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [59]	Yes	now NBC affiliate KARE
WTCN-TV	11 (with WMIN-TV) (VHF)	Minneapolis-St. Paul	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [7]	Yes	now NBC affiliate KARE
KROC	10 (VHF; secondary)	Rochester	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1956†) [59]	Yes	now NBC affiliate KTTC

Mississippi

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WJTV	25 (UHF; secondary)	Jackson	DuMont (January 1953–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate on channel 12 (CW on DT2)
WTOK-TV	11 (VHF; secondary)	Meridian	CBS, ABC, DuMont, NBC (1953–1955)	Yes	now an ABC affiliate on channel 11 (MyNetworkTV on DT2, The CW on DT3)

Missouri

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KFVS-TV	12 (VHF)	Cape Girardeau	CBS, ABC, DuMont, NBC (1954–1955) [e]	Yes	now an CBS and CW affiliate
KOMU-TV	8 (VHF; secondary)	Columbia	CBS, ABC, DuMont, NBC (1954–1955) [e]	Yes	now an NBC affiliate
KCMO-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Kansas City	ABC, DuMont (1953–1955)	Yes	now CBS affiliate KCTV
KCTY	25 (UHF)	Kansas City	DuMont (1953-1954) [24]	No	reassigned to Jefferson City (now CTN affiliate KFDR); channel 25 later assigned to Kansas City as a LPTV, KCKS-LD
WDAF-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Kansas City	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1949–1952) [16]	Yes	now a Fox affiliate (owned by Fox from 1997 to 2008)
KSD-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	St. Louis	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1947–1956†) [12]	Yes	now NBC affiliate KSDK
WTVI	54→36 (UHF; secondary)	St. Louis	DuMont, ABC (1953–1955) [62]	Yes	now Fox affiliate KTVI on channel 2 (owned by Fox from 1997 to 2008); WTVI callsign later reassigned to Fort Pierce, Florida, then Charlotte, North Carolina
KFEQ-TV	2 (VHF; secondary)	St. Joseph	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955) [63]	Yes	now ABC affiliate KQTV

Montana

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KOOK-TV	2 (VHF)	Billings	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955) [b] ) [64]	Yes	now CBS affiliate KTVQ
KXLF-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Butte	CBS, NBC, DuMont, ABC (1953–1955) [b]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KFBB-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Great Falls	ABC, CBS, NBC, DuMont (1954–1955) [b]	Yes	now an ABC affiliate
KGVO-TV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Missoula	CBS, DuMont, ABC (1954–1955) [65]	Yes	Now NBC affiliate KECI-TV

Nebraska

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KHOL-TV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Kearney	CBS, DuMont (1953–1955) [66]	Yes	now ABC affiliate KHGI-TV
KOLN	12→10 (VHF)	Lincoln	DuMont (1953–1954); CBS, ABC, DuMont, NBC (1954–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate on channel 10
KMTV	3 (VHF; secondary)	Omaha	ABC, CBS, DuMont (1949–1955) [e] [7]	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
WOW-TV	6 (VHF; secondary)	Omaha	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1952–1955) [16]	Yes	now NBC affiliate WOWT

Nevada

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KLAS-TV [1]	8 (VHF)	Las Vegas	CBS, DuMont, NBC, ABC (1953–1955)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate
KZTV	8 (VHF; secondary)	Reno	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1953–1955) [67] [68]	Yes	now ABC affiliate KOLO-TV; KZTV callsign reassigned to Corpus Christi, Texas

New Jersey

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WFPG-TV	46 (UHF; secondary)	Atlantic City	DuMont, CBS, ABC, NBC (1952–1956†), [69]	No	until years later when WCMC-TV (channel 40, now WMGM-TV) signed on as an affiliate of NBC, now an affiliate of True Crime Network and Univision

New Mexico

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
KOB-TV	4	Albuquerque	NBC (primary)/DuMont (Sept 1948–1956) [12]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate
KSWS-TV	8	Roswell	NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (June 1953 – 1956)	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate KOBR-TV (satellite of KOB)

New York

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
WROW-TV	10 (VHF; secondary)	Albany–Schenectady	CBS, DuMont (1954–1955) [e]	Yes	now ABC affiliate WTEN
WRGB	4→6 (VHF; secondary)	Albany–Schenectady	NBC, ABC, CBS, DuMont (1948–1954)	Yes	now a CBS affiliate on channel 6
WNBF-TV	12 (VHF; secondary)	Binghamton	ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC (1949–1955) [7]	Yes	now CBS affiliate WBNG-TV
WBEN-TV	4 (VHF; secondary)	Buffalo	CBS, ABC, NBC, DuMont (1949–1954); CBS, DuMont, ABC (1954–1955)) [52] [70]	Yes	now CBS affiliate WIVB-TV
WGR-TV	2 (VHF; secondary)	Buffalo	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955) [e] [70]	Yes	now NBC affiliate WGRZ-TV
WBUF-TV	17 (UHF)	Buffalo	ABC, CBS, DuMont (1954–1955) [e]	Yes	now PBS member station WNED-TV
WTVE	24 (UHF)	Elmira	DuMont (1953–1954)	No	reassigned to Syracuse (now PBS member station WCNY-TV); WTVE callsign later reassigned to Reading, Pennsylvania (since relicensed to Willow Grove, Pennsylvania)
WABD	5 (VHF)	New York City	DuMont (1942–1955) [52]	Yes	now WNYW, a Fox O&O station (East Coast flagship)
WIRI-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Plattsburgh	NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955)	Yes	now NBC affiliate WPTZ
WHAM-TV	6→5 (VHF; secondary)	Rochester	NBC, CBS, ABC, DuMont (1949–1952+); NBC, DuMont (c. 1955)	Yes	now CBS affiliate WROC-TV on channel 8; WHAM-TV callsign since reassigned to channel 13
WHEN-TV	8 (VHF; secondary)	Syracuse	CBS, ABC, DuMont (1948–1955) [12] [70]	Yes	now CBS affiliate WTVH on channel 5
WKTV	13 (VHF; secondary)	Utica–Rome	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1949–1955) [11]	Yes	now an NBC affiliate on channel 2
WCNY-TV	7 (VHF; secondary)	Watertown	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955) [70]	Yes	now CBS affiliate WWNY-TV; WCNY-TV call letters reassigned to Syracuse

North Carolina

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WBTV	3	Charlotte	ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (July 1949–c. 1951); [7] ABC/NBC/DuMont (1952–1956) [16]	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WFMY-TV	2	Greensboro	CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1949–1953); [16] CBS/ABC/DuMont (1953–1956†)	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WNCT-TV	9	Greenville	CBS/DuMont (Dec 1953–1956†) [7]	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WNAO-TV	28	Raleigh	ABC/CBS/DuMont (1953–1956†)	no	UHF	channel 28 is now WRDC, a MyNetworkTV affiliate

North Dakota

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WDAY-TV	6	Fargo	ABC/NBC/DuMont(c. 1955)	yes	VHF	Now an ABC affiliate
KXJB-TV	4	Fargo	CBS/DuMont(July 1954 – 1956†)	yes	VHF	Now Cozi TV affiliate KRDK-TV
KFYR-TV	5	Bismarck	NBC/ABC/DuMont(c. 1955)	yes	VHF	Now an NBC affiliate

Ohio

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WCPO-TV	7/9	Cincinnati	ABC/DuMont (July 1949 – 1956†) [12]	yes	VHF	now an ABC affiliate on channel 9
WLWT	4/5	Cincinnati	NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Feb 1948–1949) [52]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate on channel 5
WEWS	5	Cleveland	CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1947–1956†) [52]	yes	VHF	now an ABC affiliate
WXEL-TV	8/9	Cleveland	CBS/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1949–1956†) [12]	yes	VHF	now WJW-TV, a Fox affiliate on channel 8 (owned by Fox from 1997 to 2008)
WLWC	3/4	Columbus	DuMont/NBC (Apr 1949–1956†) [52]	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate WCMH-TV on channel 4 (owned by NBC from 1996 to 2006)
WTVN-TV	6	Columbus	ABC/DuMont (Sept 1949–1956†) [7]	yes	VHF	now ABC affiliate WSYX
WHIO-TV	13/7	Dayton	CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952) [16]	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate on channel 7
WLWD	2	Dayton	NBC/ABC/DuMont (1949–1955) [52]	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate WDTN
WLOK-TV	73/35	Lima	ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (Apr 1953–1956†) [71]	yes	UHF	now WLIO, an NBC affiliate on channel 8
WSPD-TV	13	Toledo	NBC (primary)/DuMont (c. July 1948); ABC/CBS/Mutual/NBC/DuMont (c. 1952) [16] [12]	yes	VHF	now WTVG, an ABC affiliate
WKBN-TV	27	Youngstown	CBS/DuMont/ABC (Jan 1953–1956†) [72]	yes	UHF	now a CBS affiliate
WHIZ-TV	50/18	Zanesville	NBC(primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (May 1950 – 1956) [73]	yes	UHF	now an NBC affiliate on channel 18

Oklahoma

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WKY-TV	4	Oklahoma City	ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (June 1949 – 1956†) [7]	yes	VHF	now KFOR-TV, an NBC affiliate
KCEB-TV	23	Tulsa	NBC/DuMont (Mar–Sept 1954); ABC/DuMont (Sept–Dec 1954) [2]	no	UHF	now KOKI-TV, a Fox affiliate
KOTV	6	Tulsa	CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont/Paramount (Oct 1949–1953) [2] [16]	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate

Oregon

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
KBES-TV	5	Medford	CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Aug 1953–1955) [74]	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate KOBI
KPTV	27	Portland	NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Sept 1952 – Sept 1953); NBC/ABC/DuMont (Sept 1953–1955)	yes	UHF	now a Fox affiliate on channel 12

Pennsylvania

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WGLV-TV	57	Allentown-Easton	ABC/DuMont (c. 1955) [75]	no	UHF	Channel 57 reassigned to Philadelphia (now WPSG, a CW O&O station)
WFBG-TV	10	Altoona	CBS (primary)/DuMont (1953–c. 1955) [76]	yes	VHF	now CBS affiliate WTAJ-TV
WICU-TV	12	Erie	NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Mar 1949–1956†) [16]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate
WHP-TV	55	Harrisburg	DuMont(primary)/CBS (July 1953 – 1956†)	yes	UHF	now a CBS affiliate on channel 21
WJAC-TV	6	Johnstown	NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (1949–1956†) [16]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate
WGAL	4	Lancaster	ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (June 1949 – 1956†) [7]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate on channel 8
WFIL-TV	6	Philadelphia	CBS/DuMont (Sept 1947–1948); ABC/DuMont (1948–1955) [52]	yes	VHF	now WPVI-TV, an ABC O&O station
WDTV	3/2	Pittsburgh	DuMont (primary)/NBC/CBS/ABC (1949–1955) [52]	yes	VHF	now KDKA-TV on channel 2, a CBS O&O station; WDTV callsign reassigned to Weston, West Virginia
WILK-TV	34	Wilkes-Barre	ABC/DuMont (Sept 1953–1956) [77]	yes	UHF	now ABC affiliate WNEP-TV on channel 16, channel 34 reassigned to Binghamton (now ABC affiliate WIVT)
WNOW	49	York	DuMont [ dead link ]	no	UHF	Channel 49 since reoccupied by WLYH, an independent station in Red Lion

Puerto Rico

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WAPA-TV	4	San Juan	NBC/ABC/DuMont/CMQ TV Network (c. 1955) [78]	yes	VHF	now a Spanish-language independent station

Rhode Island

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Band	Now
WJAR	11/10	Providence	NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (July 1949 – 1953); NBC/CBS (1953 – March 1955); NBC thereafter [79]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate on channel 10
WNET-TV	16	Providence	ABC/DuMont (1953–1956)	yes	UHF	now WNAC-TV, a Fox affiliate on channel 64; WNET callsign reassigned to Newark, New Jersey

South Carolina

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WCSC-TV	5	Charleston	CBS (primary)/DuMont (1953–1956) [80]	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WNOK-TV	67	Columbia	CBS (primary)/DuMont (Sept 1953–1956)	yes	UHF	now CBS affiliate WLTX on channel 19
WGVL	23	Greenville	DuMont (c. 1955) [81]	no	UHF	call letters reassigned to Conway (now PBS member station WHMC)

South Dakota

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
KDLO	3	Florence	NBC (primary)/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Sept 1955–1956†)	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate (satellite of KELO-TV)
KELO-TV	11	Sioux Falls	NBC (primary)/ABC/CBS/DuMont (May 1953 – 1956†)	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate

Tennessee

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WDEF-TV	12	Chattanooga	CBS(primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Apr 1954–1955); CBS(primary)/NBC/ABC thereafter	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WJHL-TV	11	Johnson City	CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1953–1955)	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WTVK	26	Knoxville	CBS(primary)/DuMont/ABC (Oct 1953–1956) [ dead link ]	yes	UHF	now CBS affiliate WVLT-TV on channel 8
WMCT	5	Memphis	NBC(primary)/DuMont (Dec 1948–1956) [12]	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate WMC-TV
WSM-TV	4	Nashville	ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (Sept 1950–1956†) [7]	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate WSMV-TV

Texas

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
KRBC-TV	9	Abilene	CBS/NBC/DuMont (August 1953–c. 1955) [82]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate
KGNC-TV	4	Amarillo	NBC(primary)/DuMont (Mar 1953–1956†)	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate KAMR-TV
KTBC-TV	7	Austin	CBS(primary)/ABC/DuMont/NBC (Nov 1952–1956†)	yes	VHF	now a Fox O&O station
KBMT	31 (now 12)	Beaumont	ABC/DuMont/NBC [83]	yes	UHF	Moved to VHF channel 12 after going dark, now an ABC affiliate (NBC on DT2)
KVDO	22	Corpus Christi	NBC/CBS/DuMont (June 1954 – 1956†) [84]	no	UHF	reassigned to Galveston (now Daystar O&O KLTJ)
KBTV	8	Dallas-Ft Worth	DuMont (Sept 1949–1950); NBC/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952) [16]	yes	VHF	now ABC affiliate WFAA-TV; KBTV callsign reassigned to Denver from 1952 to 1984 (now KUSA), then to both Port Arthur, Texas (KBTV-TV) and Sacramento, California (KBTV-CD)
KROD-TV	4	El Paso	CBS/ABC/DuMont (c. 1955) [85]	yes	VHF	now CBS affiliate KDBC-TV
KPRC-TV	2	Houston	NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Jan 1949–1956†) [16]	yes	VHF	Previously KLEE-TV from 1949 to 1950. Still a primary NBC affiliate. Secondary affiliations relinquished to other Houston stations as primary affiliations at their debuts.
KNUZ-TV	39	Houston	DuMont (Oct 1953 – Nov 1954) [86]	no	UHF	Channel allocation dark from 1954 to 1967. Now KIAH, a CW affiliate
KDUB-TV	13	Lubbock	CBS/DuMont (Nov 1952-c. 1955) [82]	yes	VHF	now CBS affiliate KLBK-TV; callsign later reassigned to Dubuque, Iowa (now KFXB-TV)
KEYL	5	San Antonio	ABC/CBS/DuMont (Feb 1950–1956†) [7]	yes	VHF	now CBS affiliate KENS
KANG-TV	34	Waco	DuMont (November 1953 – December 1955) [87]	no	UHF	later PBS member station KCTF / KWBU-TV, from 1989 to 2010 (when station went dark); license was cancelled in 2012 after becoming KDYW
KWFT-TV	6	Wichita Falls	CBS/DuMont (March 1953–c. 1955) [82]	yes	VHF	now CBS affiliate KAUZ-TV

Utah

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Band	Now
KSL-TV	5	Salt Lake City	CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (June 1949 – 1956†) [16] [12]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate

Virginia

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WSVA-TV	3	Harrisonburg	NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1953–c. 1955) [76]	yes	VHF	now ABC affiliate WHSV-TV
WLVA-TV	13	Lynchburg	CBS/DuMont/ABC (Feb 1953–c. 1955) [88]	yes	VHF	now ABC affiliate WSET-TV
WTAR-TV	4/3	Norfolk	NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Apr 1950–1952); CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (1952–1953); CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (1953–1955†) [16]	yes	VHF	now CBS affiliate WTKR on channel 3
WTOV	27	Portsmouth	DuMont (Dec 1953–1955) [89]	no	UHF	Channel 27 reassigned to WYAH-TV; now CW affiliate WGNT
WTVR-TV	6	Richmond	CBS (primary)/DuMont/NBC/ABC (Apr 1948–1956) [12]	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate

Washington

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
KRSC-TV	5	Seattle	ABC/NBC/CBS/DuMont (c. 1952) [16]	yes	VHF	now NBC affiliate KING-TV
KTNT-TV	11	Tacoma/Seattle	CBS/DuMont (March 1953 – 1955) [16]	yes	VHF	now KSTW, a CW O&O station
KXLY-TV	4	Spokane	CBS/DuMont (Feb 1953 – Apr 1955 or later) [90]	yes	VHF	now an ABC affiliate
KREM-TV	2	Spokane	ABC/DuMont (Oct 1954–1956)	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate

West Virginia

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WKNA-TV	49	Charleston	ABC/DuMont (Mar 1953 – Feb 1955) [91]	no	UHF
WSAZ-TV	3	Huntington	NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Nov 1949–1954); NBC/ABC/DuMont (1954–1955); NBC/DuMont (1955–1956) [12]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate
WOAY-TV	4	Oak Hill	ABC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956†)	yes	VHF	now an ABC affiliate

Wisconsin

Station	Channel	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Frequency	Now
WEAU-TV	13	Eau Claire	ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956†) [59]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate
WKBT	8	LaCrosse	NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Aug 1954–1956†) [92]	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WBAY-TV	2	Green Bay	CBS, but cleared some DuMont programs (Mar 1953–1956†)	yes	VHF	now an ABC affiliate
WNAM / WFRV-TV	42, then 5	Green Bay	NBC/ABC/DuMont (May 1955 – 1956†) [11]	yes	UHF, then VHF	now a CBS affiliate
WMTV	33	Madison	ABC/DuMont/NBC (July 1953 – 1956†)	yes	UHF	now an NBC affiliate on channel 15
WOKY-TV	19	Milwaukee	ABC/DuMont (Oct 1953 – Oct 1954) [93]	yes	UHF	now WVTV, a CW affiliate on channel 18
WTMJ-TV	4	Milwaukee	NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952) [16]	yes	VHF	now an NBC affiliate
WTVW / WISN-TV	12	Milwaukee	ABC/DuMont (Oct 1954–1956) [11]	yes	VHF	now an ABC affiliate; WTVW callsign reassigned to Evansville, Indiana
WSAU-TV	7	Wausau	CBS/ABC/DuMont/NBC (Oct 1954–1956†)	yes	VHF	now a CBS affiliate WSAW-TV

Wyoming

Station	Channel and Band	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
KFBC-TV	5 (VHF; secondary)	Cheyenne	CBS, NBC, ABC, DuMont (1954–1955) [94]	Yes	now KGWN-TV, a CW Plus affiliate

Ontario, Canada

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
CKLW-TV	9 (VHF; secondary)	Windsor, Ontario	DuMont/CBC (Sept 1954–1956†) [95]	Yes	now CBET, a CBC Television O&O

Tamaulipas, Mexico

Station	Channel and Frequency	City	Affiliation	On air now?	Now
XELD-TV	7 (VHF; secondary)	Matamoros, Tamaulipas	CBS, ABC, DuMont, NBC (1951–1954) [7]	No	Now Televisa Regional station XHAB-TDT on channel 8

See also

• List of DuMont Television Network affiliates

Notes

† Ending dates tentative; source does not give a date for the end of affiliation with DuMont or states affiliation ended at the end of the network operations. DuMont cancelled most network programs beginning 1 April 1955, and honored network commitments until 6 August 1956.

1. KSBW-TV and KMBY-TV was a shared-time operation until 1955, when KSBW bought out the other station. ^[15]
2. Listed as a non-interconnected affiliate in the Spring 1955 Television Factbook.
3. KOVR continued to carry Boxing from St. Nicholas Arena through 1957. ^[19]
4. Renamed KVVG-TV in 1954. ^[21]
5. Listed as an alternate affiliate in the Spring 1955 Television Factbook.
6. Despite WITV's affiliation with both ABC and DuMont, WTVJ retained first call rights to programs from both networks. ^[26]
7. Connected to DuMont's full-time network circuits as listed in The Hollywood Reporter's 1952 Production Encyclopedia. ^[16]
8. Renamed WCCO-TV in 1952. ^[61]

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