This is a list of broadcast television stations that are licensed in the U.S. state of Alaska.
Full-power
- Stations are arranged by media market served and channel position.
Full-power television stations in Alaska
| Media market |
Station |
Channel |
Primary affiliation(s) |
Notes |
Refs |
| Anchorage |
KTUU-TV |
2 | NBC, CBS on 5.11 | | [1] |
| KTBY |
4 | Fox, Ion Television on 4.5 | |
| KAUU |
5 | CBS, MyNetworkTV on 5.4 | |
| KAKM |
7 | PBS | |
| KTVA |
11 | PBS | [a] |
| KYUR |
13 | ABC, The CW on 13.2, Fox on 13.3 | |
| KDMD |
33 | Ion Television | |
| Fairbanks |
KATN |
2 | ABC, Fox on 2.2, The CW on 2.3, Ion Television on 2.4 | | [2] |
| KJNP-TV |
4 | TBN | [b] |
| KUAC-TV |
9 | PBS | |
| KTVF |
11 | NBC, MyNetworkTV on 11.2, CBS on 11.3 | |
| Juneau |
KTOO-TV |
3 | PBS | [c] |
[3] |
| KJUD |
8 | ABC, The CW on 8.2, Fox on 8.3 | |
| Sitka–Ketchikan |
KTNL-TV |
7 | CBS | | [4] |
| KUBD |
13 | CBS | [d] |
Defunct
- KATV Ketchikan (cable service, 1953–1983)
- KFYF Fairbanks (1992–2017)
- KNOM-TV Nome (1956–1963)
- KSA-TV Sitka (cable service, 1959–1983)
- KYUK-TV Bethel (1972–2009)
Notes
- ↑ Local satellite of KAKM.
- ↑ Licensed to North Pole, Alaska.
- ↑ Satellite of KAKM.
- ↑ Satellite of KTNL-TV.
- ↑ Licensed to King Mountain, etc., Alaska.
- 1 2 Licensed to Bethel, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Trapper Creek, Alaska.
- 1 2 3 Licensed to Delta Junction, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Nenana, Alaska.
- 1 2 Licensed to Healy, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Gustavus, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Pelican, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Douglas, etc., Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Elfin Cove, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Tenakee Springs, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Skagway, Alaska.
- 1 2 3 Licensed to Girdwood, Alaska.
- 1 2 3 4 Licensed to Homer, Alaska.
- 1 2 3 Licensed to Kasilof, Alaska.
- 1 2 3 4 Licensed to Kenai, Alaska.
- 1 2 3 4 Licensed to Ninilchik, Alaska.
- 1 2 Licensed to Seward, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Cooper Landing, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Moose Pass, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Nondalton, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Elim, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to St. Michael, Alaska.
- 1 2 Licensed to Galena, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Newtok, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Northway, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Nulato, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Unalaska, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Wales, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Kipnuk, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Hooper Bay, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Golovin, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Tanana, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Savoonga, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Holy Cross, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to St. Mary's, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Dot Lake, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Chignik, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Womens Bay, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Lime Village, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Marshall, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Aleknagik, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Alakanuk, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Shungnak, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Mekoryuk, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Perryville, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Pilot Point, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Valdez, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Kotzebue, Alaska.
- 1 2 Licensed to Nome, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Grayling, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Chevak, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to McGrath, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Chalkyitsik, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Nelson Lagoon, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Gambell, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Togiak, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to King Cove, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Sand Point, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to St. Paul, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Unalakleet, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to St. George, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Eagle Village, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to False Pass, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Koyuk, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Goodnews Bay, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Kotlik, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Igiugig, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Port Lions, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Circle, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Lower and Upper Kalskag, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Venetie, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Kaltag, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Shageluk, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Nightmute, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Toksook Bay, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Ambler, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Kwethluk, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Sleetmute, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Old Harbor, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Tok, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Port Heiden, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Stony River, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Slana, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Pedro Bay, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Birch Creek, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to White Mountain, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Bettles, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Mountain Village, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Manley Hot Springs, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Cold Bay, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Napakiak, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Kodiak, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Pilot Station, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Hyder, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Angoon, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Kake, Alaska.
- ↑ Licensed to Petersburg, Alaska.
References
- 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Anchorage, Alaska". RabbitEars. Retrieved October 9, 2025.
- 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Fairbanks, Alaska". RabbitEars. Retrieved October 9, 2025.
- 1 2 3 "Digital TV Market Listings: Juneau, Alaska". RabbitEars. Retrieved October 9, 2025.
- 1 2 "Digital TV Market Listings: Sitka/Ketchikan, Alaska". RabbitEars. Retrieved October 9, 2025.
- 1 2 "Digital TV Market Listings: Rural Alaska". RabbitEars. Retrieved October 9, 2025.
- ↑ "Digital TV Market Listings: Kenai Peninsula, Alaska". RabbitEars. Retrieved October 9, 2025.
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