KWVT-LP

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KWVT-LP
Eola / Salem, Oregon
Branding KWVT: Willamette Valley Television
Slogan Local TV at its best
Channels Analog: 17 (UHF)

Digital: 16 waiting for delivery of the digital transmitter. (UHF)
Affiliations America One
White Springs Television
Owner Northwest Television, LLC
Founded May 20, 2005
Call letters’ meaning KWVT: K
Willamette
Valley
Television
Former callsigns KWVT-LP (channel 52)
K52HY
KGUG-LP (channel 17)
Transmitter Power 35. kW (analog)
2. kW (digital)
Website KWVT Homepage

KWVT, is an affiliate of the America One and White Springs Television networks. Licensed to Eola, Oregon, the station covers the Willamette Valley, within the Portland, Oregon television market. It broadcasts on UHF channel 17 .

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[edit] History

The station signed on the air on KWVT-LP channel 52, on May 20, 2005. Operated by Northwest Television, LLC, the call sign KWVT stands for "Willamette Valley Television".

The lineup consists of numerous classic television shows and movies, local sports and community interest programming. Independent producers also develop original programming for KWVT.

KWVT is also the Local Primary Emergency Alert System station for the "(Oregon State) Capitol Operational Area".

On May 8, 2007 Northwest Television sold channel 52 to Churchill Media of Eugene, Oregon. On August 17, 2007, channel 52 began carrying programming from the Spanish-language Azteca América network, as KXPD-LP.

Northwest Television had since moved to K17IV channel 17, which adopted the KWVT-LP calls in November 2007.

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Northwest Television can also be viewed in other locations.

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Broadcast television in the Portland, Oregon market (Nielsen DMA #23)

KATU 2 (ABC) - KOIN 6 (CBS) - KGW 8 (NBC, WX Plus on DT2) - KOPB 10 (PBS/OPB, PBS-HD on DT1, OPB-SD on DT2, Create on DT3, Oreg Ch on DT4) - KPTV 12 (Fox) - KUNP 16 / KUNP-LP 47 (UNI) - KOXI-CA 20 (A1) - KPXG 22 / KPXG-LP 54 (ION, qubo on DT2, ION Life on DT3, Worship on DT4) - KNMT 24 (TBN, The Church Channel on DT2, JCTV on DT3, TBN Enlace on DT4, Smile of a Child on DT5) - K26GJ 26 (Ind) - KRCW 32 / KRCW-LP 5 (The CW) - KORK-CA 35 (HSN) - KKEI-CA 38 (TEL) - KPDX 49 (MNTV) - KOXO-CA 51 (TFR)
Salem-Marion County:
KORS-CA 16 (HSN, BVM on DT2) - KWVT-LP 17 / KSLM-LP 14 (A1/WSTV) - K21GX 21 (Ind) - K50GG 50 (MNTV) - KXPD-LP 52 (AZA)

Outlying areas:
The Dalles-Wasco County:
K06NI  6 (A1/WSTV) - KRHP-LP 14 (FN/Worship/COR) - K31HZ 31 (PBS/OPB) 
Tillamook-Tillamook County:
KPWC-LP  4 / K05KX  5 (A1/WSTV) - K19EI 19 (PBS/OPB) - K26HS 26 (3ABN) 

Defunct Television Stations
KVDO 3 (Ind.) - KLOR 12 (ABC) - KHTV 27 (Ind.) - KAXC 35 (OPB)

Local Cable Television Channels
CSN Northwest - FSN Northwest - NorthWest Cable News - The Oregon Channel - TVW (Washington) - White Springs Television

Seattle channels available on cable on some Washington systems
KOMO 4 (ABC) - KCTS 9 (PBS) - KBTC 28 (PBS)
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Broadcast television in the Eugene market  (Nielsen DMA #120)

KOAC 7 / KEPB 28 (PBS/OPB, PBS-HD on DT1, OPB-SD on DT2, Create on DT3, Oreg Ch on DT4) - KEZI 9 (ABC) - KVAL 13 (CBS) - KMTR 16 (NBC, CW on DT2) - KEVU-LP 23 (MNTV) - KLSR 34 (FOX, KEVU-LP on DT2) - KXOR-LP 36 (AZA) - K38KU 38 (A1/WSTV) - KORY-CA 41 (A1) - KMOR-LP 51 (MTV2) - KAMK-LP 53 (RTN) - K59DJ 59 (TBN) 
Roseburg-Douglas County:
KPIC 4 (CBS) - K11BX 11 / K53CU 53 (ABC) - K33FE (FOX) - KTVC 36 (RTN) - KTCW 46 (NBC, CW on DT2) - K47HT 47 (3ABN) - K49FV 49 (TBN) - K51GJ 51 (PBS/OPB) 
Coos Bay-Coos County:
K07JS 7 / K27CL 27 (ABC) - KCBY 11 (CBS) - K17AA 17 (PBS/OPB) - KMCB 23 (NBC, CW on DT2) - K30BN 30 (MNTV) - K33AO 33 (TBN) - K44FH 44 (3ABN) - K63DO 63 (FOX)

Local cable television channels

KZWB (The CW) - The Oregon Channel (Salem)

Out-of market television stations:

Medford: KOBI 5 (NBC) - Portland (Salem): KPXG 22 (ION)
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Other Television Stations in the state of Oregon
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, MyNetworkTV, NBC, PBS stations in Oregon


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