This is a list of radio stations in the Netherlands.
Public radio in the Netherlands is provided jointly by a number of broadcasting organizations operating within the framework of the Netherlands Public Broadcasting (NPO). News bulletins on all stations are provided by NOS.
All of the stations below are also available on digital satellite, digital terrestrial and cable television.
Most of the stations below are also available on digital satellite, digital terrestrial and cable television.
A number of additional stations are carried on the Netherlands' leading cable television suppliers:
Other local Dutch commercial stations and public stations from across Europe are available along with a selection of themed music channels.
Regional and local commercial networks
Alkmaar FM 98.3, Amsterdam 98.0, Den Haag 98.0, Rotterdam 97.6 and Utrecht 97.3.
Alkmaar FM 96.3, Almere 97.4, Amsterdam 93.6 and Haarlem 97.3.
Alkmaar FM 104.2, Amsterdam 94.9, Apeldoorn 88.7 and 94.0, Arnhem 89.6, Assen 97.1, Bathmen 93.1, Breda 104.3, Cuijk 95.3, Den Bosch 94.1, Den Haag 99.4, Den Helder 94.5, Dokkum 96.3, Drachten 96.0, Duiven 95.5, Ede 96.0, Eindhoven 90.3, Elst 88.5, Emmen 89.9, Enschede 93.3, Groningen 104.4, Hardenberg 93.4, Helmond 90.5, Hengelo 98.0, Hoogersmilde 104.2, Hoogeveen 97.0, Leeuwarden 96.6, Leiden 93.7, Lelystad 89.4, Loon op Zand 93.3, Markelo 93.5, Meppel 95.7, Nijmegen 94.2, Ommen 93.1, Oosterwolde 96.9, Oss 90.1, Oude Polder 92.4, Roosendaal 97.3, Rotterdam 99.6, Sneek 94.3, Stadskanaal 96.7, Tjerkgaast 94.1, Utrecht 98.5, Vlissingen 89.3, Winschoten 96.9, Zieuwent/Ruurlo 101.9, and Zwolle 89.2 and 97.2.
Amsterdam FM 90.1.
Amsterdam FM 93.3.
Alkmaar FM 95.4, Almere 95.9, Alphen 95.9, Amsterdam 95.7, Den Haag 95.6, Gouda 95.9, Hilversum 95.9, Naaldwijk 96.0, Utrecht 103.4 and Zoetermeer 95.7.
Den Haag FM 89.8 and Rotterdam 102.3.
Drachten FM 93.5, Emmeloord 101.8, Heerenveen 92.8 and Irnsum 93.2.
Heerenveen FM 97.3 and Leeuwarden 101.8
Amersfoort FM 99.5, Deventer 89.9, Emmen 92.3, Eext 92.6, Hoogersmilde 104.7, Hoogezand 92.4, Irnsum 98.2, Ommen 92.4, Sneek 97.9, Terschelling 97.7, Wieringermeer 96.0, Winterswijk 94.3, Zieuwent 95.7 and Zuidwolde 92.7.
Appingedam FM 103.6, Emmen 101.7, Groningen 92.9, Hoogezand 91.3, Stadskanaal 91.3 and Winschoten 93.0.
Groningen FM 89.1.
Enschede FM 87.6, Groningen 98.5, Hoogeveen 98.9, Smilde 98.7 and Tjerkgaast 98.5.
Breda FM 89.2, Den Bosch 88.9 and 97.4, Eindhoven 89.3, Helmond 95.5, Roosendaal 93.9, Tilburg 103.6, Waalwijk 88.8 and Weert 95.2.
Eindhoven FM 93.2 and 93.6.
Eys FM 98.1, Landgraaf 97.7, Maastricht 97.6, Roermond 96.1, Weert 98.5.
Oldenzaal FM 90.0.
Stadskanaal FM 96.0.
The Hague MW 1566.
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Many public and commercial radio stations broadcast a number of themed, online sister stations. Most stations broadcast non-stop music with NOS or ANP news bulletins on the hour.
Campus radio
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There were two subscription cable radio services operated in the Netherlands: Music Choice and XLnt Radio. But the two services have since merged after Stingray Digital in Canada acquired them.
Previously, XLnt Radio ran 52 full-time music channels and is available through Caiway:
Previously, Music Choice ran full-time music channels on the Ziggo and UPC cable networks:
With the cessation of NPO Radio 5's broadcasts on 747 kHz and 1251 kHz in late 2015, the Dutch government opened a public consultation on opening up the medium waveband for low powered broadcasting. [3] In May 2016, it was formally announced that 747, 828, 1035, 1251, and 1395 kHz (previously used by full-power stations) would have a maximum transmission power of 100 watts, while 1485 kHz would have a maximum transmission power of 1 watt. [4]