List of radio stations in Kosovo

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The following is a list of radio stations in Republic of Kosovo.

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Coverage in Kosovo

NameFrequencyApponline
Klan Kosova FM95.2, 90.8, 100.9, 105.7 MHzyes https://klankosova.tv/klan-kosova-fm/

Regional coverage

NameFrequencyLocationonlineApp
Radio 198.0 FMPejë https://tunein.com/radio/Radio-1-980-s324756/ Yes https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tenton.radioone https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio-one-radio-nj%C3%AB/id1476402648
Glam Radio88.6 FMPrishtinë
Radio Prishtina89.8 FMPrishtinë
Capital FM92.1 FMPrishtinë
Paper Radio91.1 FMPrishtinë
Radio HELIX104.4 FMPrizren
Radio TEMA94.9 FMFerizaj

Local coverage

Place (Alb.)Place (Serb.)NameFrequency (MHz)
BabimocBabin MostRadio M BM104,0
Brezovicë Brezovica Radio Borzani106,6
Brezovicë Brezovica Radio Spektar94,3
ÇagllavicëČaglavicaRadio Antenna89,0
ÇagllavicëČaglavicaRadio KIM93,9
Deçan Dečani Top Iliria Radio90,8
Bërnicë e PoshtmeDonja BrnjicaRadio AS DB104,5
Sharr Dragaš Radio SHARRI96,4
Dragash Dragaš Radio Gora Dragaš106,3
Ferizaj Uroševac Radio Ferizaj92,6
Ferizaj Uroševac Radio Festina102,0
Ferizaj Uroševac Radio Furtuna101,2
Fushë Kosovë Kosovo Polje Radio K106,0
Gllogovc Glogovac Radio Dodona88,2
Fushë Kosovë Kosovo Polje 92.1 Capital FM 92,1
Gorazhdevc Goraždevac Radio Goraždevac102,5
Graçanicë Gračanica Radio Gračanica90,7
Gjakova Đakovica Radio Amadeus97,5
Gjakova Đakovica Radio Gjakova100,0
Gjakova Đakovica Radio Pandora102,1
Gjakova Đakovica Top Radio103,3
Gjilan Gnjilane Radio Energji103,3
Gjilan Gnjilane Radio Mega Vox100,9
Gjilan Gnjilane Radio Rinia98,4
Gjilan Gnjilane Radio Star96,4
Gjilan Gnjilane Radio Victoria97,9
Istog Istok Radio Fontana98,8
Kaçanik Kačanik Radio Kaçaniku95,4
Kamenica Kosovska Kamenica Radio 2494,0
Kamenica Kosovska Kamenica Radio Index96,8
Kamenica Kosovska Kamenica Radio Kamenica98,8
Kamenica Kosovska Kamenica Radio Premiera101,1
Kastrioti Obilić Radio Maria Kosovë107,4
Klinë Klina Radio Alba91,2
Kllokot Klokot Radio Klokot101,6
Leposaviq Leposavić Radio Bubamara103,0
Leposaviq Leposavić Radio Impuls100,3
Leposaviq Leposavić Radio Mir92,9
LeshakLešakRadio Lešak100,9
Lubinjë e EpërmeGornje LjubinjeRadio Astra89,4
Malisheva Mališevo Radio Malisheva90,5
Mitrovicë Kosovska Mitrovica Radio Globi104,6
Mitrovicë Kosovska Mitrovica Radio Kiss92,2
Mitrovicë Kosovska Mitrovica Radio Kontakt Plus101,9
Mitrovicë Kosovska Mitrovica Radio Mitrovica99,0
Mitrovicë Kosovska Mitrovica Radio Ylberi94,9
Novobërdë Novo Brdo Radio Youth Voice91,9
PasjanPasjaneRadio Hit Laser104,8
PasjanPasjaneRadio Kompas100,4
Pejë Peć Radio Peja93,0
PlemetinPlemetinaRadio Elit91,6
Podujevë Podujevo Radio Llapi103,2
Podujevë Podujevo Radio Vizioni88,1
PozharanPozoraneRadio Zëri i Pozheranit105,9
PreoqePreoceRadio Vitez104,9
PrilluzhëPrilužjeRadio Bum
Prishtinë Priština Glam Radio88,6
Radio Kent FM95,2
Prishtinë Priština Radio Kosova e lirë94,2
Prishtinë Priština Radio Plus102,2
Prishtinë Priština Radio Urban FM 103,5
Prishtinë Priština Radio Vala Rinore 94,7
Prishtinë Priština Top Kosova Radio91,1
Prizren Prizren Radio Balkan95,1
Prizren Prizren Radio Besa102,3
Prizren Prizren Radio Dardania97,1
Prizren Prizren Radio Helix104,4
Prizren Prizren Radio Omega 391,7
Prizren Prizren Radio Prizreni88,4
Prizren Prizren Radio Romano Avazo107,3
Rahovec Orahovac Radio Start102,6
Restelicë RestelicaRadio Bambus100,0
Skenderaj Srbica Radio Drenica107,6
Suhareka Suva Reka Radio Maria Kosovë105,2
Suhareka Suva Reka Radio Vala 200098,3
SuhogërlëSuvo GrloRadio 3 srca87,7
ShillovëŠilovoRadio Max102,4
Shtërpcë Štrpce Radio Herc98,9
Shtime Štimlje Radio Zëri i Shtimes89,6
Viti Vitina Radio Iliria 104,1
VitomiricëVitomiricaRadio Hayat95,4
Vushtrri Vučitrn Radio Vicianum105,7
Zubin Potok Zubin Potok Radio Kolašin89,1
Zubin Potok Zubin Potok Radio M102,5
Zveçani Zvečan Radio AS101,4
Zveçani Zvečan Radio Kosovska Mitrovica103,3

Internet

Name
Radio Manastirica
Radio Besa
Radio Gora
Radio Ilahi Shqip
Radio Helix

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