WGTE-TV

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WGTE-TV
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Toledo, Ohio
Branding WGTE 30
Channels Analog: 30 (UHF)

Digital: 29 (UHF)

Affiliations PBS
Owner Public Broadcasting Foundation of Northwest Ohio
Founded October 10, 1960
Call letters’ meaning Greater
Toledo
Educational Television
Former affiliations NET (1960-1970)
Transmitter Power 1000 kW (analog)
49.5 kW (digital)
Height 313.6 m (both)
Facility ID 66285
Transmitter Coordinates 41°39′26.6″N, 83°25′52.5″W
Website www.wgte.org

WGTE is a PBS-member television station serving the Toledo, Ohio area. It broadcasts on UHF channel 30 analog and channel 29 digital, and on Buckeye Cablesystem channel 9, in addition to other cable systems in Ohio and Michigan. It is visible in northwestern Ohio, southeastern Michigan (including Metro Detroit), and Windsor and Essex County in Ontario (however, it is not carried on cable in the latter two places).

[edit] History

WGTE began in 1953 as a low-power television station on the University of Toledo campus, with a broadcast antenna in the belltower of University Hall. It began regular operations in 1959, receiving a full license on October 10, 1960.

[edit] Digital programming

The station's digital channel is multiplexed:

Digital channels

Channel Programming
30.1 Main WGTE programming
30.2 WGTE Family (Family-oriented programs; on air 6AM to 10PM)
30.3 Create

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