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*A former station with the callsign WNNX and frequency 99.7 in Atlanta, GA |
*A former station with the callsign WNNX and frequency 99.7 in Atlanta, GA |
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**[[WWWQ-HD2]] for the station currently using the 99X brand at |
**[[WWWQ-HD2]] for the station currently using the 99X brand at 98.9 FM |
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**[[WWWQ]] for the station broadcasting at the 99.7 FM frequency |
**[[WWWQ]] for the station broadcasting at the 99.7 FM frequency |
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**[[WNNX]] for the station using the WNNX callsign at 100.5 FM |
**[[WNNX]] for the station using the WNNX callsign at 100.5 FM |
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Revision as of 21:36, 20 January 2012
99X is or was the brand name of several American radio stations. See
- A former station with the callsign WNNX and frequency 99.7 in Atlanta, GA
- WJBX for the station in Fort Myers Beach, Florida.
- KTUX for the station in Shreveport, Louisiana/Carthage, Texas
- KXFT for the station in Fort Dodge, Iowa
- WXNR for the station (now called 99.5 the X) in Greenville/New Bern/Jacksonville, North Carolina
- WRKS for the former station (WXLO) in New York, New York
KRIX - Brownsville/McAllen, Texas
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