What frequency is Kuow?
What frequency is Kuow?
94.9 FM
KUOW’s powerful 100,000 watt signal broadcasting at 94.9 FM reaches east to the Cascade Mountains, west to the Olympics, south into Pierce and Thurston counties and north into Snohomish, Skagit and Island counties.
What is Kuow number?
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Where is Kuow on the dial?
Seattle
KUOW-FM (94.9 MHz) is a National Public Radio member station in Seattle, Washington.
How can I listen to KUOW?
Stream KUOW Live
- Stream online on KUOW.org by clicking “Listen Live” (on desktop) or the triangle play button (on mobile), top left corner of the site.
- Stream on your smart speaker by asking it to “Play KUOW.”
- Stream on a TV or Phone app such as the NPR One app.
How to sort raw data for a frequency table?
Class Class Class Class Cumulative Relative Percentage Limits Boundaries Midpoint Frequency Frequency Frequency Frequency Always sort the raw data in ascending order before you start building the frequency distribution table. Elementary Statistics Making Frequency Table
How many people listen to KUOW in a week?
KUOW reported that the station served an average of 413,600 listeners each week in 2019, down from 447,100 in 2018. The station also reported that their on-demand audio and podcasts received 2.9 million downloads total.
What do you need to know about KUOW Public Radio?
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What kind of radio station is KUOW 94.9?
About KUOW. That same year, KUOW started using the 94.9 FM transmitter operated by Edison. KUOW is one of the few public radio (or any non-commercial educational) stations on a frequency outside of the reserved band (88-92 mhz). For years, it served as a training ground for UW students to learn about broadcasting.