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Below is a list of FCC Cordinated Frequency Allocations used Nationwide from the AM Broadcast band to the 800 MhZ Trunking Bands. Important frequencies in each group are given, many which are Atlanta/Marietta locally used. Links are given in some groups to other dedicated pages which offer greater detail. In the 800 Mhz trunking area, frequencies, talkgroup, and signal codes are given for some northwest Atlanta suburb County Trunking Systems. Many of these can be received using an scanner which is availiable at many electronics retailers..

For Complete information on frequency band allocations click the following link:
Radio Frequency Spectrum (in PDF format).

List Last Updated 02/14/03, changes may not have been noticed at last update.

Paul J. Lossner
KE4NFU

530-1700 kHz — AM or MW Broadcast Radio Band

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1800-2000 kHz — 160m Amateur Radio Band

2.300-2.495 MHz — 120m Shortwave Band

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3.200-3.400 MHz — 90m Shortwave Band

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3.500-4.000 MHz — 80m/75m Amateur Radio Band
• 3.845 - Slow Scan TV

3.900-4.000 MHz — 75m Shortwave Band

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4.750-5.060 MHz — 60m Shortwave Band

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5.900-6.200 MHz — 49m Shortwave Band

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7.000-7.300 MHz — 40m Amateur Radio Band

7.100-7.350 MHz — 41m Shortwave Band

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9.400-9.990 MHz — 31m Shortwave Band

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10.100-10.150 MHz — 30m Amateur Radio Band

11.600-12.100 MHz — 25m Shortwave Band

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13.500-13.870 MHz — 21m Shortwave Band

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14.000-14.350 MHz — 20m Amateur Radio Band

15.100-15.800 MHz — 19m Shortwave Band

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17.480-17.900 MHz — 16m Shortwave Band

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18.068-18.168 MHz — 17m Amateur Radio Band

18.900-19.020 MHz — 15m Shortwave Band

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21.000-21.450 MHz — 15m Amateur Radio Band

21.450-21.750 MHz — 13m Shortwave Band

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24.890-24.990 MHz — 12m Amateur Radio Band

25.600-26.100 MHz — 11m Shortwave Band

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26.965-27.405 Mhz - Citizens Band (CB Radios) in AM Mode
  • 26.965 - CB Ch. 1
  • 26.975 - CB Ch. 2
  • 26.985 - CB Ch. 3
  • 27.005 - CB Ch. 4
  • 27.015 - CB Ch. 5
  • 27.025 - CB Ch. 6
  • 27.035 - CB Ch. 7
  • 27.055 - CB Ch. 8
  • 27.065 - Emergency Channel 9
  • 27.075 - CB Ch. 10
  • 27.085 - CB Ch. 11
  • 27.105 - CB Ch. 12
  • 27.115 - CB Ch. 13
  • 27.125 - CB Ch. 14
  • 27.135 - CB Ch. 15
  • 27.155 - CB Ch. 16
  • 27.165 - CB Ch. 17
  • 27.175 - CB Ch. 18
  • 27.185 - CB Ch. 19
  • 27.205 - CB Ch. 20
  • 27.215 - CB Ch. 21
  • 27.225 - CB Ch. 22
  • 27.255 - CB Ch. 23
  • 27.235 - CB Ch. 24
  • 27.245 - CB Ch. 25
  • 27.265 - CB Ch. 26
  • 27.275 - CB Ch. 27
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  • 27.285 - CB Ch. 28
  • 27.295 - CB Ch. 29
  • 27.305 - CB Ch. 30
  • 27.315 - CB Ch. 31
  • 27.325 - CB Ch. 32
  • 27.335 - CB Ch. 33
  • 27.345 - CB Ch. 34
  • 27.355 - CB Ch. 35
  • 27.365 - CB Ch. 36
  • 27.375 - CB Ch. 37
  • 27.385 - CB Ch. 38
  • 27.395 - CB Ch. 39
  • 27.405 - CB Ch. 40
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    28.000-29.700 MHz — 10m Amateur Radio Band

    50.000-54.000 Mhz MHz — 6m Amateur Radio Band

    Click Here for Atlanta Amateur 6m Frequencies

    54.000-88.000 Mhz MHz — VHF Low Television Frequencies

    88.100-107.900 Mhz — FM Radio Broadcast Band (W-FM Mode)

    Click Here for Atlanta FM Broadcast Frequencies

    108.000-136.000 Mhz — Aircraft Communications Band (AM Mode)

    Click Here for Atlanta Area Aircraft Frequencies

    137.000-138.000 Mhz — Space Research (Space to Earth)

    144.000-148.000 Mhz — 2m Amateur Radio Band

    Click Here for Atlanta Amateur 2m Frequencies

    148.000-150.800 Mhz — Military
    • 148.125-150 Civil Air Patrol

    150.800-174.000 Mhz — Business & Public Services

    All the Business and Public Service Bands contain mixed services within this spectrum in most areas.
    • 151.625 - Business Radio Frequency Red Dot
    • 151.700 - Business Radio Frequency New 1
    • 151.760 - Business Radio Frequency New 2
    • 151.820 - Business Radio Frequency New 3
    • 151.880 - Business Radio Frequency New 4
    • 151.940 - Business Radio Frequency New 5
    • 151.955 - Business Radio Frequency Purple Dot
    • 154.570 - Business Radio Frequency Blue Dot
    • 154.600 - Business Radio Frequency Green Dot
    • 166.250 - WSB AM-750 Transmitter Link

    162.400-162.550 Mhz — National Weather Service Sub-Band

    Here are Some NW Atlanta SAME Area Codes: NOTE: SAME Coding Must be programmed into a capable radio, and with the proper frequency for each county.

    For the latest information on Frequencies and SAME Coding for your local area goto:
    NOAA Weather Radio

    174.000-216.000 MHz — VHF High Television Frequencies

    222.000-225.000 Mhz — 220 Amateur Radio Band

    Click Here for Atlanta Amateur 220 Frequencies

    420.000-450.000 Mhz — 440 Amateur Radio Band

    Click Here for Atlanta Amateur 440 Frequencies