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Baraboo, WI’s local radio, live: 3 stations with the music, news and voices of the city. Listen free on your phone or computer.

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Baraboo radio dial: FM and AM frequencies

The 7 licensed radio transmitters heard in Baraboo (6 on FM and 1 on AM), from the CRTC station lists, including rebroadcasters of stations based elsewhere. Click a station to listen live.

FrequencyStationFormatCall sign
89.5 MHzWCNP 89.5 FMNon-commercialWCNP
94.9 MHz94.9 WOLXCommercialWOLX-FM
97.3 MHzW247CYTranslatorW247CY
98.5 MHzW253DHTranslatorW253DH
99.7 MHzW259BCTranslatorW259BC
102.1 MHzW271DQTranslatorW271DQ
740 kHzWRPQ 99.7 FM - 740AMCommercialWRPQ

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Radio in Baraboo, WI

The most popular stations in Baraboo, WI are 94.9 WOLX, WRPQ 99.7 FM - 740AM and WCNP 89.5 FM. Baraboo, WI has 3 stations here, mostly top 40 and hits, 60s and 70s.

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What is the most popular station in Baraboo, WI?

The most popular station in Baraboo, WI is 94.9 WOLX, followed by WRPQ 99.7 FM - 740AM and WCNP 89.5 FM.

How many radio stations does Baraboo, WI have?

3 stations of Baraboo, WI are on air here, and the list keeps growing.

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