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K21IW-D

Low-power translator · channel 21 · MEXICAN HAT, UT

What the FCC says

Facility ID167973
Licence statusLicensed and on air (code LIC)
LicenseeSAN JUAN COUNTY
Community of licenceMEXICAN HAT, UT
The town the station is legally obliged to serve. This is a regulatory obligation, not the transmitter location — the two are often tens of miles apart.
Transmitter37.14983, -109.86036
Effective radiated power0.0056 kW
Antenna height (HAAT)1287 m above average terrain · directional

Source: FCC TV Query, a US Government work in the public domain. Observed 2026-09-23.

Can you receive it?

Whether this transmitter reaches a given address depends on the terrain between the two points, not just the distance. Ask for a specific spot:

GET /api/receivable?lat=&lon=

The answer grades the path geometry from the USGS 10 m elevation model and says how far into an obstruction it is. It ranks paths; it does not promise a picture.

Can an assistant read this station's website?

No website is on file for this station, so there is nothing to check. Websites come from Wikidata; a station missing there is absent from this section rather than scored zero.

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K16HK-D16LPTSAN JUAN COUNTY
K18IB-D18LPTSAN JUAN COUNTY
K22IG-D22LPTSAN JUAN COUNTY
K23MT-D23LPTSAN JUAN COUNTY

For an assistant

This page is also available as data, and so is everything behind it.

/api/station-readiness/K21IW-Dthis section, as JSON
/api/outlets?q=K21IW-Dthe facility record
POST /mcpMCP, nine tools, no key required

A Rootz dataset. Sources and licences at /api/sources. Corrections: the underlying records come from the FCC and Wikidata, and a fix there flows through here on the next daily run.