Georgia Public Broadcasting is a PBS member television and NPR-affiliated radio network serving the state of Georgia though nine full-power television stations and 17 public radio stations.
Television
WGTV 8/Athens-Atlanta (flagship station; signed on May 23, 1960)
WXGA-TV 8/Waycross-Valdosta-Brunswick (signed on November 19, 1961)
WVAN-TV 9/Savannah (signed on September 17, 1963)
WJSP-TV 28/Columbus (signed on August 10, 1964)
WCES-TV 20/Wrens-Augusta (signed on September 12, 1966)
WABW-TV 14/Pelham-Albany (signed on January 2, 1967)
WNGH-TV 18/Chatsworth (signed on as WCLP on January 30, 1967)
WACS-TV 25/Dawson-Americus (signed on March 6, 1967)
WMUM-TV 15/Cochran-Macon, GA (signed on as WDCO-TV on January 1, 1968)
Radio
WUNV 91.7 FM/Albany
WUGA 91.7 FM/Athens (operated by the University of Georgia)
WACG-FM 90.7 FM/Augusta
WWIO-FM 88.9 FM/Brunswick (relay of WSVH)
WUWG 90.7 FM/Carrollton
WNGH-FM 98.9 FM/Chatsworth
WMUM-FM 89.7 FM/Cochran-Macon (also carries some local programming from Mercer University)
WNGU 89.5 FM/Dahlonega
WPPR 88.3 FM/Demorest
WJWV 90.9 FM/Fort Gaines
WGPB 97.7 FM/Rome
WSVH 91.1 FM/Savannah
WABR 91.1 FM/Tifton
WWET 91.7 FM/Valdosta
WJSP-FM 88.1 FM/Warm Springs-Columbus
WXVS 90.1 FM/Waycross
In addition, since 2014, GPB Radio programming has aired during the daytime hours daily over Georgia State University-owned WRAS 88.5 FM/Atlanta by arrangement with the Georgia Public Telecommunications Commission. (WUWG carries a mix of WRAS’s GPB Radio offerings and the main GPB Radio feed.)
Georgia ETV Network
1960–1969
1969–1970
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