TV stations in the Northeast

New England and the Mid-Atlantic, home to some of the densest TV markets in the country. The Northeast has 391 licensed TV transmitters, 188 of them full-power, serving 3,702 cities and towns.

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3,702city channel guides

Over-the-air TV in the Northeast

The Northeast has 391 licensed TV transmitters across 9 states and territories. 188 are full-power stations and 35 are translators (9% of the total). New York has the most transmitters (138) and Rhode Island the fewest (8).

Across the 3,702 cities and towns we cover here, a typical place gets 25 stations at fair strength or better, and the nearest major network tower is a median 20 miles away. 26% of places need an outdoor antenna, close to the national figure of 28%.

Westfield, NJ has the most stations in reach (48 at fair strength or better). Nantucket, MA is the most remote: its nearest major network tower is 73 miles away.

The tallest full-power transmitter in the region is WCAX-TV (CBS), 845 m above the surrounding terrain near Burlington, VT.

Divisions

States

StateStationsFull powerNetwork affiliatesCities
Connecticut18119183
Maine311512256
Massachusetts342113390
New Hampshire1574178
New Jersey28185537
New York13859451,012
Pennsylvania10746331,015
Rhode Island85649
Vermont126482

Largest cities

Network affiliates