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KNYN

Radio station in Fort Bridger, Wyoming, United States

KNYN (99.1 FM) is an radio station licensed to Fort Bridger, Wyoming. The station carries a country music format. KNYN has carried audio from the General

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Medicine Butte

Mountain in Uinta County, Wyoming

mountain. The United States Forest Service owns a tower on the mountain. KNYN is the highest power radio station transmitting on the mountain. In 2005

Medicine Butte

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KEVA

Radio station in Evanston, Wyoming, United States

former sister station was KOTB, on 106.1 MHz. It was also a sister station to KNYN, which was sold to another owner. KEVA ceased broadcasting July 2, 2014,

KEVA

KBRV

Radio station in Soda Springs, Idaho, United States

in 2015, the format flipped to classic country. It joins sister stations KNYN, and KADQ, both in Evanston, Wyoming. Owner Val Cook also owns KASL in Newcastle

KBRV

Reichsexekution

German intervention against a member state

May, the provisional government sent a Reichskommissar, Theodor Friedrich Knyn, to Homburg with 700 troops in order to carry out a Reichsexekution. Under

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Richard L. Bloch

American investor (1920–2018)

station in Tucson, Arizona affiliated with NBC. He was also co-owner of KNYN and KTMN, two radio stations based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. From 1976 to

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KABG

Radio station in Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States

would be sold to Plaza Broadcasting, which also owned country formatted KNYN for $650,000. Following consummation, the station returned to the air in

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KHFM

Radio station in Santa Fe, New Mexico, US

3 MHz) August 15, 1965 (as 95.5 KSNM) Former call signs KSNM (1965–1982) KNYN (1982–1997) KBFG (1997–1998) KMMG (1998–2001) Call sign meaning K Highland

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KACH

Radio station in Preston, Idaho, United States

Owner Val R. Cook (Preston Broadcasting, LLC) Sister stations KBRV, KADQ, KNYN History First air date September 6, 1948 (1948-09-06) Former call signs KPST

KACH

List of radio stations in Wyoming

1 FM Cody University of Wyoming Adult album alternative (Wyoming Sounds) KNYN 99.1 FM Fort Bridger M. Kent Frandsen Country KOCA-LP 93.5 FM Laramie La

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Portuguese vocabulary

conill, Danish/Swedish/Norwegian kanin, Dutch konijn, Finnish kani, Frisian knyn, German Kanninchen, Icelandic kanína, Italian coniglio, Romansh cunigl, Spanish

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Mass media in Salt Lake City

Arrow Classic Hits Bonneville International Salt Lake City, Utah 103.9 FM KNYN K-9 Country Country Frandsen Media Fort Bridger, Wyoming 104.3 FM KSOP Z104

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KADQ-FM

Radio station in Evanston, Wyoming, United States

Classic rock Ownership Owner Frandsen Media Company, LLC Sister stations KNYN, KBRV, KACH History First air date 2005 Former call signs KSNA (2006) Technical

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99.1 FM

FM radio frequency

KNES in Fairfield, Texas KNNA-FM in Nenana, Alaska KNUL in Nulato, Alaska KNYN in Fort Bridger, Wyoming KODA in Houston, Texas KODZ in Eugene, Oregon KOFH

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Species of fish

Taxon identifiers Barbus trimaculatus Wikidata: Q1188928 CoL: KNYN EoL: 211929 GBIF: 5206767 IRMNG: 10157984 ITIS: 688769 NCBI: 137039 WoRMS: 1418685

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List of FM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters KN–KP)

Louisiana KNYD 90.5 FM Broken Arrow, Oklahoma KNYE 95.1 FM Pahrump, Nevada KNYN 99.1 FM Fort Bridger, Wyoming KNYR 91.3 FM Yreka, California KNZA 103.9 FM

List of FM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters KN–KP)

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