List of radio stations in South Korea

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This is a list of South Korean radio stations. these stations can be heard on free-to-air terrestrial radio (which requires an outdoor antenna to receive FM radio clearly since radio stations in Seoul are broadcast nationwide via propagation broadcast.) or via the internet via the station's websites or PC apps.[ citation needed ]

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Korean Broadcasting System

KBS 1Radio

KBS 2Radio

Note : KBS Local 2Radio carries KBS 2Radio at 07:0011:00, 14:0018:00, and 20:0005:00 the next day KST and KBS 2FM at 05:0007:00, 11:0014:00 and 18:0020:00 KST.

KBS 3Radio

KBS 1FM

KBS 2FM

FM Radio

  • Seoul (HLKC-FM): FM 89.1 MHz
    • Gyeonggi (HLTM/relay) : FM 97.7 MHz
    • Incheon (HLNE/relay) : FM 90.9 MHz

DMB Radio

  • Seoul (HLKA-TDMB): CH 12B
  • Chuncheon : CH 13B
  • Daejeon/Cheongju : CH 11B
  • Gwangju/Jeonju: CH 12B/CH 8B/CH 7B
  • Daegu : CH 7B/CH 9B
  • Busan/Ulsan : CH 12B/CH 9B
  • Jeju : CH 13B/CH 8B

KBS Hanminjok Radio

KBS World Radio

Educational Broadcasting System

Key transmitters

Low-power relay stations

Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation

Seoul-MBC/HLKV

[Seoul Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Chuncheon-MBC/HLAN

[Chuncheon Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Wonju-MBC/HLSB

[Wonju Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

MBC-Gangwon-Yeongdong

[MBC Gangwon Yeongdon Corporation]
Gangneung (Headquarters)/HLAF
Samcheok (Branch)/HLAQ

Daejeon-MBC/HLCQ

[Daejeon Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

MBC-Chungbuk

[MBC Chungbuk Corporation]
Chungju (Headquarters)/HLAO
Cheongju (Branch)/HLAX

Jeonju-MBC/HLCX

[Jeonju Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Gwangju-MBC/HLCN

[Gwangju Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Mokpo-MBC/HLAM

[Mokpo Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Yeosu-MBC/HLAT

[Yeosu Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Daegu-MBC/HLCT

[Daegu Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Andong-MBC/HLAW

[Andong Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Pohang-MBC/HLAV

[Pohang Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Busan-MBC/HLKU

[Busan Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Ulsan-MBC/HLAU

[Ulsan Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

MBC-Gyeongnam

[MBC Gyeongnam Corporation]
Jinju (Headquarters)/HLAK
Changwon (Branch)/HLAP

Jeju-MBC/HLAJ

[Jeju Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation]

Seoul Broadcasting System

SBS Radio/HLSQ

[Seoul Broadcasting System Radio Networks Ltd.]

G1 Broadcasting Company/HLCG

[G1 Broadcasting Company]

TJB/HLDF

[Taejon Broadcasting Corporation]

CJB/HLDR

[Choengju Broadcasting Corporation]

JTV/HLDQ

[Jeonju Television]

kbc/HLDH

[Kwangju Broadcasting Corporation]

TBC/HLDE

[Taegu Broadcasting Corporation]

KNN/HLDG

[Korea New Network]

ubc/HLDP

[Ulsan Broadcasting Corporation]

JIBS, HLQC-FM and HLKJ-FM

[Jeju International Broadcasting System]

Christian Broadcasting System

Provincial CBS FM stations

Provincial CBS AM/SFM Stations

Far East Broadcasting Company

Other stations

Seoul/Incheon/Gyeonggi

Busan

Jeonbuk

Ulsan

Gongju

Chuncheon

Gangwon

Cheongju

Chungbuk

Gyeongnam

Daejeon

Daeɡu

Gyeongbuk

Gwangju

Yeongju

Jeju

Low Power Stations are stations that broadcasts at the power of between 1 and 50 watts.

South Korean Jammer (Blocking North Korean broadcasts)

Medium Wave:

FM

Defunct radio stations

*Station was closed due to a threat of forced merger to KBS in 1980.[ citation needed ]

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