Austin, MN radio stations live
Austin, MN’s local radio, live: 5 stations with the music, news and voices of the city. Listen free on your phone or computer.
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Austin radio dial: FM and AM frequencies
The 7 licensed radio transmitters heard in Austin (5 on FM and 2 on AM), from the CRTC station lists, including rebroadcasters of stations based elsewhere. Click a station to listen live.
| Frequency | Station | Format | Call sign |
|---|---|---|---|
| 90.1 MHz | KNSE 90.1 FM | Non-commercial | KNSE |
| 91.3 MHz | KMSK 91.3 FM - KMSU The Maverick | Non-commercial | KMSK |
| 99.9 MHz | US 99.9 | Commercial | KAUS-FM |
| 103.3 MHz | K277AD | Translator | K277AD |
| 103.9 MHz | K280EF | Translator | K280EF |
| 970 kHz | KQAQ 970 AM | Commercial | KQAQ |
| 1480 kHz | 1480 KAUS | Commercial | KAUS |
Genres of Austin, MN’s stations
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Radio in Austin, MN
The most popular stations in Austin, MN are US 99.9, 1480 KAUS, KQAQ 970 AM, KMSK 91.3 FM - KMSU The Maverick and KNSE 90.1 FM. Austin, MN has 5 stations here, mostly 90s, country and news.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most popular station in Austin, MN?
The most popular station in Austin, MN is US 99.9, followed by 1480 KAUS and KQAQ 970 AM.
How many radio stations does Austin, MN have?
5 stations of Austin, MN are on air here, and the list keeps growing.
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