List of television stations in Georgia (U.S. state)

Last updated October 23, 2025

This is a list of broadcast television stations that are licensed in the U.S. state of Georgia.

Full-power

Stations are arranged by media market served and channel position.

Full-power television stations in Georgia
Media market	Station	Channel	Primary affiliation(s)	Notes	Refs
Albany	WXGA-TV	8	PBS	^[a]^[b]	^[1]
	WALB	10	NBC, ABC on 10.2, The CW on 10.4
	WABW-TV	14	PBS	^[a]^[c]
	WACS-TV	25	PBS	^[a]^[d]
	WFXL	31	Fox
	WSWG	44	CBS	^[e]
	WSST-TV	55	MyNetworkTV	^[f]
Atlanta	WSB-TV	2	ABC		^[2]
	WAGA-TV	5	Fox
	WGTV	8	PBS
	WXIA-TV	11	NBC
	WPXA-TV	14	Ion Television	^[g]
	WPCH-TV	17	The CW
	WABE-TV	30	PBS
	WGTA	32	MeTV	^[h]
	WUVG-DT	34	Univision, UniMás on 34.2
	WATL	36	MyNetworkTV
	WANF	46	Independent, Telemundo on 47.1
	WATC-DT	57	Religious independent
	WHSG-TV	63	TBN	^[i]
	WUPA	69	CBS
Augusta	WJBF	6	ABC, The CW on 6.3		^[3]
	WRDW-TV	12	CBS, NBC on 12.2, MyNetworkTV on 12.3
	WCES-TV	20	PBS	^[a]^[j]
	WFXG	54	Fox
Columbus	WRBL	3	CBS		^[4]
	WTVM	9	ABC
	WJSP-TV	28	PBS	^[a]
	WLTZ	38	NBC, The CW on 38.2, MyNetworkTV on 38.3
	WXTX	54	Fox
Macon	WMAZ-TV	13	CBS, The CW on 13.2		^[5]
	WGXA	24	Fox, ABC on 24.2
	WMUM-TV	29	PBS	^[a]^[k]
	WMGT-TV	41	NBC, MyNetworkTV on 41.2
	WGNM	45	CTN
	WPGA-TV	58	MeTV	^[l]
Savannah	WSAV-TV	3	NBC, The CW and MyNetworkTV on 3.2		^[6]
	WVAN-TV	9	PBS	^[a]
	WTOC-TV	11	CBS
	WJWJ-TV	16	PBS	^[m]^[n]
	WJCL	22	ABC
	WSCG	34	TCT	^[o]
~Jacksonville, FL	WPXC-TV	21	Ion Television	^[p]	^[7]
~Tallahassee, FL	WCTV	6	CBS, MyNetworkTV on 6.6	^[q]	^[8]
~Tallahassee, FL	WTLH	49	Heroes and Icons, The CW on 49.2	^[r]	^[8]
~Chattanooga, TN	WNGH-TV	18	PBS	^[a]^[s]	^[9]
~Chattanooga, TN	WELF-TV	23	TBN	^[t]	^[9]

Low-power

Low-power television stations in Georgia
Media market	Station	Channel	Network	Notes	Refs
Albany	WDRJ-LD	26	[Blank]		^[1]
	WGCW-LD	36	The CW
	WSST-LD	55	MyNetworkTV, CBS on 55.20
Atlanta	WUVM-LD	4	Various		^[2]
	WTBS-LD	6	France 24
	WEQT-LD	9	Various	^[u]
	WDNV-LD	12	Various
	WZVC-LD	15	Various	^[u]
	WYGA-CD	16	Various
	W20EQ-D	20	[Blank]	^[u]
	WLVO-LD	21	Various
	WSKC-CD	22	KBS World
	WGGD-LD	23	Daystar	^[v]
	W26EM-D	26	[Blank]	^[u]
	WDWW-LD	28	365BLK
	W29DN-D	29	[Blank]	^[u]
	WVND-LD	31	[Blank]	^[w]
	WANN-CD	32	Various
	WDTA-LD	35	Daystar
	WIGL-LD	38	TCT
	WIRE-CD	40	Various
	WTHC-LD	42	Tourist information
	W13DQ-D	45	Various
	WKTB-CD	47.2	Telemundo, TeleXitos on 47.3	^[x]
	WUEO-LD	49	Various	^[y]
Augusta	WAAU-LD	23	Various		^[3]
	WAGT-CD	26	NBC, The CW on 26.2
	WGAT-LD	28	Telemundo
	W34FO-D	34	[Blank]
	WIEF-LD	47	3ABN
	WBPI-CD	49	Religious independent
Columbus	WRDP-LD	16	Various		^[4]
	WYBU-CD	16	CTN
	WAUA-LD	23	Daystar
	W27DK-D	27	[Blank]
	W31EU-D	29	Various
	WXVK-LD	30	Various
	WCAC-LD	33	Independent	^[z]
	W36EO-D	36	[Blank]	^[z]
	W29FD-D	43	Various
Macon	WDMA-CD	16	Daystar		^[5]
	W19DN-D	19	[Blank]
	W20DL-D	20	[Blank]
	W32FN-D	32	[Blank]
	W34FX-D	34	Various	^[aa]
	W35BB-D	35	Independent	^[ab]
	WMUB-LD	38	France 24
	W28EU-D	42	Various
	WJDO-LD	44	Various
	WPGA-LD	50	Peachtree Sports Network
Savannah	WSVG-LD	23	Various		^[6]
	WDID-LD	26	Various
	WGCB-LD	35	Various
	WUET-LD	43	Various
~Tallahassee, FL	W21EL-D	21	Various	^[e]	^[8]
	W26FJ-D	26	[Blank]	^[e]
	W32FK-D	32	[Blank]	^[e]

Translators

Television station translators in Georgia
Media market	Station	Channel	Translating	Notes	Refs
Albany	WTSG-LD	10	WALB	^[ac]	^[1]
	W16EK-D	16	WALB	^[ad]
	W23FN-D	23	WALB 10.5
	W25ED-D	25	WALB 10.5
	W17ES-D	44	WSWG	^[ae]
Atlanta	W28EW-D	8	WGTV	^[h]	^[2]
	W23EV-D	28	WJSP-TV	^[af]
	W33EU-D	33	WKTB-CD
Augusta	W16EE-D	12	WRDW-TV		^[3]
	W16EL-D	12	WRDW-TV
	W20EW-D	12	WRDW-TV
	W33ER-D	12	WRDW-TV
	W35DV-D	12	WRDW-TV
	WDZC-LD	14	WGAT-LD
	W24FC-D	17	WGAT-LD
Columbus	WCTA-LD	9	WTVM		^[4]
	W19DW-D	38	WLTZ
	W25FW-D	38	WLTZ
Macon	WTMH-LD	21	WKTB-CD		^[5]
Savannah	WPHJ-LD	11	WTOC-TV	^[o]	^[6]
	WQIX-LD	25	WPHJ-LD	^[o]
	W29EN-D	29	WRLK-TV	^[ag]
	WHDS-LD	32	WATC-DT
~Western NC	W25FP-D	18	WNGH-TV	^[ah]	^[10]
~Tallahassee, FL	W23FI-D	23	WSWG	^[e]	^[8]
	W33EV-D	33	WPHJ-LD	^[b]
	W30FA-D	30	WFXU	^[ai]
~Greenville, SC	W32FE-D	20	WCES-TV	^[aj]	^[11]

Defunct

WAGT Augusta (1968–1970, 1974–2017)
WATL-TV Atlanta (1969–1971)
WQXI-TV Atlanta (1954–1955)
WETV, WNEX-TV, WOKA Macon (1953–1955)
WROM-TV Rome (1953–1957)
WVGA Valdosta (1980–1992)

Notes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Satellite of WGTV.
1 2 Licensed to Waycross, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Pelham, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Dawson, Georgia.
1 2 3 4 5 Licensed to Valdosta, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Cordele, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Rome, Georgia.
1 2 Licensed to Toccoa, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Monroe, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Wrens, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Cochran, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Perry, Georgia.
↑ Satellite of WRLK-TV.
↑ Licensed to Beaufort, South Carolina.
1 2 3 Licensed to Baxley, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Brunswick, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Thomasville, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Bainbridge, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Chatsworth, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Dalton, Georgia.
1 2 3 4 5 Licensed to Athens, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Gainesville, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Suwanee, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Norcross, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Macon, Georgia.
1 2 Licensed to LaGrange, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Montrose, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Dublin, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Tifton, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Douglas, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Adel, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Carrollton, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Soperton, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Young Harris, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Homerville, Georgia.
↑ Licensed to Hartwell and Royston, Georgia.

References

1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Albany, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.
1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Atlanta, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.
1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Augusta, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.
1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Columbus, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 9, 2025.
1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Macon, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.
1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Savannah, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.
↑ "Digital TV Market Listings: Jacksonville, Florida". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 12, 2025.
1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Tallahassee, Florida". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 11, 2025.
↑ "Digital TV Market Listings: Chattanooga, Tennessee". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.
↑ "Digital TV Market Listings: Western North Carolina". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.
↑ "Digital TV Market Listings: Greenville, South Carolina". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

Bibliography

"United States TV Stations: Georgia", Yearbook of Radio and Television, New York: Radio Television Daily, 1964, OCLC 7469377 – via Internet Archive
Patrick Novotny (2007). "Impact of Television on Georgia, 1948-1952". Georgia Historical Quarterly . 91.

External links

"Television Broadcasting", New Georgia Encyclopedia , Georgia Humanities Council

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[WGTV-1] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Satellite of WGTV.

[Waycross-2] 1 2 Licensed to Waycross, Georgia.

[Pelham-4] Licensed to Pelham, Georgia.

[Dawson-5] Licensed to Dawson, Georgia.

[Valdosta-6] 1 2 3 4 5 Licensed to Valdosta, Georgia.

[Cordele-7] Licensed to Cordele, Georgia.

[Rome-9] Licensed to Rome, Georgia.

[Toccoa-10] 1 2 Licensed to Toccoa, Georgia.

[Monroe-11] Licensed to Monroe, Georgia.

[Wrens-13] Licensed to Wrens, Georgia.

[Cochran-16] Licensed to Cochran, Georgia.

[Perry-17] Licensed to Perry, Georgia.

[19] Satellite of WRLK-TV.

[BeaufortSC-20] Licensed to Beaufort, South Carolina.

[Baxley-21] 1 2 3 Licensed to Baxley, Georgia.

[Brunswick-22] Licensed to Brunswick, Georgia.

[Thomasville-24] Licensed to Thomasville, Georgia.

[Bainbridge-26] Licensed to Bainbridge, Georgia.

[Chatsworth-27] Licensed to Chatsworth, Georgia.

[Dalton-29] Licensed to Dalton, Georgia.

[Athens-30] 1 2 3 4 5 Licensed to Athens, Georgia.

[Gainesville-31] Licensed to Gainesville, Georgia.

[Suwanee-32] Licensed to Suwanee, Georgia.

[Norcross-33] Licensed to Norcross, Georgia.

[Macon-34] Licensed to Macon, Georgia.

[LaGrange-35] 1 2 Licensed to LaGrange, Georgia.

[Montrose-36] Licensed to Montrose, Georgia.

[Dublin-37] Licensed to Dublin, Georgia.

[Tifton-38] Licensed to Tifton, Georgia.

[Douglas-39] Licensed to Douglas, Georgia.

[Adel-40] Licensed to Adel, Georgia.

[Carrollton-41] Licensed to Carrollton, Georgia.

[Soperton-42] Licensed to Soperton, Georgia.

[Young_Harris-43] Licensed to Young Harris, Georgia.

[Homerville-45] Licensed to Homerville, Georgia.

[Hartwell-Royston-46] Licensed to Hartwell and Royston, Georgia.

[y204-3] 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Albany, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

[v400-8] 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Atlanta, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

[n292-12] 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Augusta, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

[z003-14] 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Columbus, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 9, 2025.

[j691-15] 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Macon, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

[x040-18] 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Savannah, Georgia". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

[g979-23] "Digital TV Market Listings: Jacksonville, Florida". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 12, 2025.

[i930-25] 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Tallahassee, Florida". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 11, 2025.

[h531-28] "Digital TV Market Listings: Chattanooga, Tennessee". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

[m939-44] "Digital TV Market Listings: Western North Carolina". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

[k880-47] "Digital TV Market Listings: Greenville, South Carolina". RabbitEars . Retrieved October 14, 2025.

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