Template:Melbourne Radio

v • d • e Radio stations in the Melbourne/Titusville/Cocoa, Florida market (Arbitron #97) (R&R info)

By FM frequency	88.5 · 89.3 · 89.5 · 90.3 · 91.5 · 93.1 · 93.1 • 93.5 · 94.1 · 95.1 · 95.5 · 95.9 · 98.5 · 99.3 · 101.1 · 102.7 · 104.1 · 106.3 · 107.1 · 107.9

By AM frequency	840 · 920 · 1060 · 1240 · 1300 · 1350 · 1510 · 1560

By callsign	WAET · WAOA · WBVD · WCIF · WCPL · WEJF · WFHA · WFIT · WGRV · WHKR · WHYZ · WINT · WIXC · WJRR · WKRO • WLRQ-FM · WMEL · WMIE · WMMB · WMMV · WPIO · WPGS · WRDJ · WSBH · WSJZ · WTIR · WTKS · WWBC

Florida Radio Markets: Daytona Beach • Fort Myers-Naples-Marco Island • Ft. Pierce-Stuart-Vero Beach • Ft. Walton Beach • Gainesville-Ocala • Jacksonville • Lakeland-Winter Haven • Melbourne-Titusville-Cocoa • Miami-Ft. Lauderdale • Orlando • Panama City • Pensacola • Sarasota-Bradenton • Sebring • Tallahassee • Tampa-St.Petersburg-Clearwater • West Palm Beach-Boca Raton Other Florida Radio Regions: The Florida Keys • Lake City See also: List of radio stations in Florida

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