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NOAA Weather Radio All-Hazards Miles City, MT

NOAA Weather Radio All-Hazards
Miles City, MT

Station Frequency: 162.400 MHz

Station ID: WXL-54

Transmitter Power: 300 Watts

Transmitter Location: Miles City, MT

Broadcasts: 24 hours per day every day from the National Weather Service in Billings

Miles City Weather Radio Map
Coverage is approximate and may change with varying atmospheric conditions.

Counties Covered: (All or parts of counties covered - see diagram. Numbers in parentheses are FIPS codes.)

Carter, MT (030011)
Custer, MT (030017)
McCone, MT (030055)
Powder River, MT (030075)
Prairie, MT (030079)
Rosebud, MT (030087)
Treasure, MT (030103)

Printable Fact Sheet for the Miles City Transmitter

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