Superstation

===Current===
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|+Current television superstations
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! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D width="125px"|Originating [[city of license]]/[[Media market|market]]
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D width="65px"|Station
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D width="175px"|Owner
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Affiliation
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Signed on
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Year of<br>superstation<br>attainment
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Year<br>uplinked
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Availability/Notes
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|| [[Atlanta|Atlanta, Georgia]] || '''[[WPCH-TV]]''' 17 || [[Gray Television]] || [[The CW]] || 1967 || 1971 || 1976<br>{{small|(operated as national superstation until 2007)}} || WPCH is available on most cable and satellite providers throughout Canada.
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|| [[Boston|Boston, Massachusetts]] || '''[[WSBK-TV]]''' 38 || [[CBS News and Stations]]<br>{{small|([[Paramount Global]])}} || [[Independent station (North America)|Independent]] || 1964 || 1974 || 1988 || WSBK is available in the United States through select cable providers in the [[New England]] region of the United States (primarily within [[Massachusetts]] and select systems in surrounding states) and the [[Dish Network]] superstation tier and in Canada on most cable, IPTV and satellite providers.
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|| [[Chicago|Chicago, Illinois]] || '''[[WGN-TV]]''' 9 || [[Nexstar Media Group]] || Independent || 1948 || 1966 || 1978<br>{{small|(operated as national superstation until 2014)}} || The Chicago broadcast feed of WGN-TV is currently available in Canada on most cable, IPTV and satellite providers (either in lieu of or alongside NewsNation), and in [[The Bahamas]] on REV TV. Until WGN-TV ceased carriage of sporting events from four of Chicago's six professional sports franchises at the conclusion of the [[2019 Major League Baseball season]], both feeds included select Chicago Bulls basketball and all Chicago Blackhawks hockey games that could not air on the U.S.-based national feed due to NBA and NHL restrictions. 
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|| [[Denver|Denver, Colorado]] || '''[[KWGN-TV]]''' 2 || Nexstar Media Group || The CW (O&O) || 1952 || 1965 || 1987 || KWGN-TV is currently distributed through select cable providers in the [[Rocky Mountains|Rocky Mountain]] region of the western United States, and throughout the remainder of the country on Dish Network's superstation tier.
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|| [[San Juan, Puerto Rico]] || '''[[WKAQ-TV]]''' 2 || [[Telemundo Station Group]]<br>{{small|([[NBCUniversal]])}} || [[Telemundo]] || 1954 || 2001 || 2001 || WKAQ (through its national Telemundo Puerto Rico feed) is available in the contiguous United States through Spanish-language programming tiers offered by select cable providers and the Dish Network and DirecTV satellite services.
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|| [[Los Angeles|Los Angeles, California]] || '''[[KTLA]]''' 5 || Nexstar Media Group || The CW (O&O) || 1947 || 1972 || 1988 || KTLA is currently distributed through select cable providers in the [[Southwestern United States|Southwestern U.S.]], on Dish Network and DirecTV in the U.S, on most Canadian cable and satellite providers, and on REV TV in [[The Bahamas]].
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| [[New York City]] || '''[[WPIX]]''' 11 || [[Mission Broadcasting]]<br>{{small|(operated by Nexstar Media Group via [[Local marketing agreement|LMA]])}} || The CW (O&O) || 1948 || 1965 || 1984 || WPIX is currently distributed through select cable providers in the Northeastern United States and across the country, on Dish Network in the U.S., on most Canadian cable and satellite providers, and on REV TV in [[The Bahamas]]. It was previously available to cable systems in upstate New York (including the [[Albany, New York|Albany]], [[Binghamton, New York|Binghamton]], [[Utica, New York|Utica]], and [[Plattsburgh (city), New York|Plattsburgh]] markets) prior to the September 1998 launch of [[The WB 100+ Station Group]], which ended WPIX's status as a default WB affiliate for those markets.
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| [[San Juan, Puerto Rico]] || '''[[WAPA-TV]]''' 4 || Hemisphere Media Group<br>{{small|([[InterMedia Partners]] [73%];<br>Azteca Acquisition Corporation [27%])}} || Independent || 1954 || 2004 || 2004 || WAPA (through its national WAPA America feed) is available in the contiguous United States through Spanish-language programming tiers offered by select cable providers and the Dish Network and DirecTV satellite services.
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|| [[Secaucus, New Jersey]]<br>{{small|(New York City)}} || '''[[WWOR-TV]]''' 9 || [[Fox Television Stations]]<br>{{small|([[Fox Corporation]])}} || MyNetworkTV || 1949 || 1965 || 1979 || The local feed of WWOR—featuring all programming seen in the New York City area, with any blackouts determined by local syndication exclusivity and network duplication claims, is currently distributed in the United States through Dish Network's superstation tier, in Canada on most cable, IPTV and satellite providers, and in [[The Bahamas]] on REV TV.
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|+Current radio superstations
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! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Originating city of license/market
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Station
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Frequency
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Owner
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Format
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Signed on
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Year of<br>superstation<br>attainment
! scope="col" style=background:#DCDCDC; color:#FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33A5D|Availability<br>{{small|(delivery systems)}}
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|New York City || '''[[WBBR]]''' || 1130 AM || [[Bloomberg L.P.]] || Financial news<br>{{small|([[Bloomberg Radio]])}} || 1954 || 2001 || Satellite radio {{small|(via [[Sirius XM Satellite Radio]])}};<br>Content [[Radio syndication|syndicated]] under leasing arrangements to local radio stations in Washington, D.C. ([[WDCH-FM]]), San Francisco ([[KNEW (AM)|KNEW]]) and [[Boston]] ([[WRCA]])
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|| [[Provo, Utah]]<br>{{small|([[Salt Lake City]])}} || '''[[BYU Radio]]''' || [[KBYU-FM|KBYU]]<br>89.1 FM-HD2 || [[Brigham Young University]] || [[BYU Radio]] || 2002 || 2011 || Satellite radio {{small|(via Sirius XM Satellite Radio)}}; audio is also re-transmitted as a [[second audio program]] of cable network [[BYUTV]], and in turn across Utah via [[KBYU-TV]]
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|| [[Washington, D.C.]] || '''[[WCSP-FM]]''' || 90.1 FM || [[C-SPAN|National Cable Satellite Corporation]] || [[Public affairs (broadcasting)|Public affairs]]<br>{{small|(C-SPAN Radio)}} || 1960 || 1998 || Satellite radio<br>{{small|(via Sirius XM Satellite Radio)}}
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