WBFC-LP

WBFC-LP
Programming
Boynton, Georgia United States
Frequency	107.5 MHz
Format	Southern gospel
Ownership
Owner	Boynton Low Power Broadcasting, Inc.
History
Former frequencies	103.7 MHz (2004–2014)
Technical information^[1]
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	124312
Class	L1
ERP	15 watts
HAAT	129.3 meters (424 ft)
Transmitter coordinates	34°53′27″N 85°10′07″W / 34.89083°N 85.16861°W / 34.89083; -85.16861
Links
Public license information	LMS
Webcast	Listen Live

WBFC-LP (107.5 FM) is an American low-power FM radio station licensed to serve the community of Boynton, Georgia. The station is currently owned by Boynton Low Power Broadcasting, Inc.^[2] It broadcasts a Southern gospel format.

References

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↑ "Facility Technical Data for WBFC-LP". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
↑ "WBFC-LP Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

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v t e Religious radio stations in the U.S. state of Georgia
Stations	WAFT – Valdosta WAKL – Gainesville WAIA – Athens WAQA – Morganton WASW – Waycross WATY – Folkston WAWH – Dublin WAWS – Claxton WAYR-FM – Brunswick WAYT – Thomasville WBDX – Trenton WBFC – Boynton WBGP – Moultrie WBIB-FM – Forsyth WBJY – Americus WBKG – Macon WBLY-LP – Sycamore WCCV – Cartersville WCDG – Dahlonega WDCY – Douglasville WDDO – Perry WDPC – Dallas WDRW-LP – Athens WDWD – Atlanta WDYN – Rossville WEAM – Buena Vista WECC-FM – Folkston WESI-LP – Sugar Hill WEYY – Tallapoosa WFAL – Milner WFAM – Augusta WGLH – Hawkinsville WGLU – Warner Robins WGPH – Vidalia WGTJ – Murrayville WHHR – Vienna WHKV – Sylvester WHLB-LP – Cartersville WHLJ – Moultrie WIEH – Marietta WJDS – Sparta WJEP – Cusseta WJGG-LP – Thomasville WJTG – Fort Valley WJTR-LP – Ashburn WJYZ – Albany WKMW – Americus WKUN – Monroe WKVQ – Eatonton WKZV – Tybee Island WLCZ – Lincolnton WLFS – Port Wentworth WLGA – Columbus WLOJ-LP – Calhoun WLPE – Augusta WLPF – Ocilla WLPT – Jesup WLTA – Alpharetta WLVG – Clermont WLXF – Macon WLXP – Savannah WLYG – Jasper WMGR – Bainbridge WMLT – Dublin WMOC – Lumber City WMSL – Athens WMTM (AM) – Moultrie WMUV – Brunswick WMVV – Griffin WMVW – Peachtree City WNEA – Newnan WNEE – Patterson WNIV – Atlanta WNNG – Warner Robins WOAK – La Grange WOKA – Douglas WPAA – St. Marys WPCG-LP – Canton WPMA – Buckhead WPWB – Byron WPZE – Mableton WRAF – Toccoa Falls WRBX – Reidsville WRJS – Soperton WRMK – Augusta WSRD-LP – Albany WTHB – Wrens WTHP – Gibson WTLD – Jesup WTNL – Reidsville WTTI – Dalton WUKV – Trion WUXL – Macon WVFJ – Manchester WWEV – Cumming WWGF – Donalsonville WWQA – Albany WXJO – Douglasville WXNV-LP – Loganville WYFA – Waynesboro WYFK – Columbus WYFS – Savannah WYFW – Winder WYTH – Madison WWQE – Elberton WZBN – Camilla WZIQ – Smithville WZOT – Rockmart WZYN – Hahira
Defunct	WBUE-LP – Columbus WGMI – Bremen WHLE-LP – Atlanta WLVN-LP – Fort Valley WTFH – Helen
See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Georgia See also Classical Jazz Religious Spanish Smooth Jazz Other

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