KGGL

KGGL

City	Missoula, Montana
Frequency	93.3 (MHz)
First air date	December 1, 1995
Format	Country
ERP	43,000 watts
HAAT	777 meters
Owner	CCR-Missoula IV, LLC
Website	www.eagle93.com

KGGL (93.3 FM, "Eagle 93") is a commercial radio station in Missoula, Montana, airing a country music format. For at least two decades before becoming country, KGGL was KDXT, XT 93 as it was called was Missoula and Western Montana's station for hit music. It was Missoula's home for Casey's top 40 and American Top 40. Then suddenly in 1996 it flipped to country music to take on established country outlet KYSS. This left Missoula and western Montana without an affiliate for pop music until KXDR signed on in July 1999. Throughout its history, the station has competed with KYSS as being western Montana's most powerful radio station as it can reach almost every county west of the continental divide.

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Radio stations in the Missoula, Montana Market

By FM frequency	89.1 89.9 91.1 93.3 94.9 96.3 97.9 98.7 100.1 101.5 102.5 103.3 104.5 105.9 106.7 107.5

By AM frequency	930 1290 1340 1450

By callsign	KBAZ KBGA KDTR KDXT KENR KGGL KGRZ KGVO KGVO-FM KHKM KKVU KMPT KMSO-FM KMZL KUFM KXDR KYJK KYLT KYSS-FM KZOQ-FM

Nearby radio markets Butte Great Falls Helena Kalispell–Flathead Valley Lewiston Pullman–Moscow Spokane See also List of radio stations in Montana

Country radio stations in the state of Montana

Stations	KAAR – Butte KATQ – Plentywood KBAS-LP – Basin KBCK – Deer Lodge KBLL-FM – Helena KBMI-FM – East Helena KBOW – Butte KBOZ-FM – Bozeman KCGM – Scobey KCTB-LP – Lonepine KCTR-FM – Billings KDBM – Dillon KDBR – Kalispell KDXT – Lolo KDZN – Glendive KERR – Polson KEWF- Billings KFLN – Baker KGGL – Missoula KGHL – Billings KHGC – Montana City KHNK – Columbia Falls KIKC – Forsyth KIKC-FM – Forsyth KIKF – Cascade KIMO – Townsend/Helena KLCB – Libby KLTZ – Glasgow KMON – Great Falls KMON-FM – Great Falls KOLK – Lakeside KPQX – Havre KQRK – Pablo/Kalispell KQRV – Deer Lodge KRKX – Billings KSCY – Four Corners KVCK – Wolf Point KVCK-FM – Wolf Point KVMO – Fort Benton KWMY – Joliet KXLB – Livingston KXLO – Lewistown KYSS-FM – Missoula KYSX – Billings KZIN-FM – Shelby

Defunct:	KCTJ-LP – Finley Point

See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Montana

Missoula, Montana

Education

High schools	Big Sky Hellgate Sentinel Seeley-Swan Loyola Sacred Heart High School Valley Christian

Higher education	University of Montana UM-College of Technology

Museums	Fort Missoula Montana Museum of Art & Culture Missoula Art Museum

Geography

Mountains	Blue Mountain Mount Jumbo Mount Sentinel South Hills Lolo Peak Montana Snowbowl

Rivers	Bitterroot Blackfoot Clark Fork

History

Places	Glacial Lake Missoula Fort Missoula Missoula Cemetery

People	Christopher P. Higgins Frank Worden Judge Frank Woody Andrew B. Hammond

Media

Television	KPAX (8.1 CBS/MTN, 8.2 CW) KUFM (11.1 PBS, 11.2 Kids, 11.3 Create, 1.4 World, 11.5 TVMT) KECI (13.1 NBC) KTMF (23.1 ABC, 23.2 Fox) K32EU 32 (PBS)

Print	Missoula Independent Missoulian Montana Kaimin

Breweries

Services

Healthcare	St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center Community Medical Center

Transportation	Missoula International Airport Mountain Line (bus) Interstate 90 Highway 12 Highway 93

Sports

Teams	Montana Grizzlies Osprey (baseball) Maulers (hockey) Hellgate Rollergirls

Venues	Washington–Grizzly Stadium (football) Ogren Park at Allegiance Field (baseball) Glacier Ice Rink (hockey) Dornblaser Field (soccer) Dahlberg Arena (basketball) Missoula County Fairgrounds (horse racing)

University of Montana

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