List of former DuMont Television Network affiliates

This is a partial list of affiliate stations of the DuMont Television Network, which operated in the United States from 1946 to 1956. At its peak in 1954, DuMont was affiliated with around 200 TV stations.[1] In its later years, DuMont was carried mostly on poorly watched UHF channels or had only secondary affiliations on VHF stations. The DuMont affiliation ending dates listed here are somewhat tentative in several cases; DuMont ended most operations on April 1, 1955, and honored network commitments until August 1956.[2]

Many stations in the early years of television affiliated with more than one network. There were not enough local stations in most cities for each of the four major networks to have an affiliate, leading to the four networks (as well as a number of smaller networks) to fight for air time. Local TV stations were free to "cherry-pick" which programs they would broadcast. Many of DuMont's "affiliates" carried very little DuMont programming, choosing to air one or two more popular programs (such as Life Is Worth Living, which was aired by 169 stations during the 1953–1954 season)[3] and/or sports programming on the weekends. Few stations carried the full DuMont program line-up.

DuMont's advertising revenues depended on being able to be viewed nationwide. As a result, the company made affiliation agreements which have been described as "a crazy patchwork of deals". In many cities, DuMont was affiliated with more than one TV station in order to get more of its programming cleared for broadcast. No definitive list of affiliated stations from 1946 to 1956 exists, and many sources contradict one another.

DuMont's owned-and-operated stations are highlighted in yellow. The Paramount owned-and-operated stations, which didn't carry DuMont programs but were ruled DuMont O&Os by the FCC, are shown in pink.

Alabama

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WAFM-TV 13 Birmingham CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952)[4] yes VHF now NBC affiliate WVTM-TV
WBRC-TV 4/6 Birmingham NBC (primary)/ABC/DuMont (July 1949 – 1953); CBS/ABC thereafter[5] yes VHF now a Fox affiliate
WALA-TV 10 Mobile NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Jan 1953–1954); NBC/DuMont (1954–1956); NBC thereafter. yes VHF now a Fox affiliate
WCOV-TV 20 Montgomery NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Apr 1953–Dec 1954); CBS/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956); CBS/ABC (1956–1960) yes UHF now a Fox affiliate

Alaska

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Band Now
KTVA 11 Anchorage NBC/DuMont/ABC (Dec 1953–1956†)[6] yes VHF now a CBS affiliate

Arizona

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KPHO-TV 5 Phoenix ABC/CBS/DuMont (Dec 1949–1955)[7] yes VHF
KTYL-TV 12 Mesa/Phoenix NBC(primary)/DuMont (Apr 1953–1956†) yes VHF now KPNX
KOPO-TV 13 Tucson CBS/DuMont (Feb 1953–1954)[8][9] yes VHF KOLD-TV
KIVA 11 Yuma NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Oct 1953–1956) no VHF Signed off January 31, 1970 (now KYMA-TV since 1988)

Arkansas

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KFSA-TV 22 Ft. Smith NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (July 1953 – 1956); NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC (1956–1971) yes UHF now CBS affiliate KFSM-TV on channel 5
KARK-TV 4 Little Rock NBC (primary)/DuMont (April 1954 – 1956) yes VHF now a NBC affiliate
KRTV 17 Little Rock NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (1953–Apr 1954) no (license returned) UHF call letters currently reside on a CBS affiliate in Great Falls, Montana

California

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KHSL-TV 12 Chico CBS (primary)/ABC/NBC/DuMont (Aug 1953–1955); CBS (primary)/ABC (1953–1963) /NBC (1953–1956) yes VHF now a CBS affiliate
KIEM-TV 3 Eureka CBS (primary)/ABC/NBC/DuMont (Oct 1953–1956); CBS (primary)/ABC/NBC (1956–1958) yes VHF now a NBC affiliate
KCOK-TV 27 Fresno DuMont (never signed on)[10] no UHF
KFI-TV / KHJ-TV 9 Los Angeles DuMont (Feb 1949–1955) [11] yes VHF now independent station KCAL-TV
KLAC-TV 13 Los Angeles Independent/DuMont (Sept 1948–1956†)[12] yes VHF now MyNetworkTV O&O and West Coast flagship station KCOP-TV
KTLA 5 Los Angeles DuMont (1947–1948); Paramount (1949–1953); Independent (1956-1995); The WB (1995-2006) yes VHF now a CW affiliate
KTSL 2 Los Angeles DuMont (1948–1951); thereafter CBS [13] yes VHF now CBS O&O and West Coast flagship station KCBS-TV
KTTV 11 Los Angeles DuMont (1951–1954)[2] yes VHF now a Fox O&O and the network's West Coast flagship station
KSBW/KMBY 8 Monterey NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (1953–1956); NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC (1956–1960) yes VHF now a NBC affiliate
KCCC 40 Sacramento ABC/DuMont (1953–1956); ABC thereafter no UHF went dark 1957, frequency occupied since 1968 by Fox affiliate KTXL
KCHU-TV 18 San Bernardino DuMont no UHF frequency occupied since 1977 by independent station KSCI in Los Angeles
KFMB-TV 8 San Diego CBS(primary)/ABC/NBC/DuMont (May 1949 – 1952+)[4] yes VHF now a CBS affiliate
KVEC-TV 6 San Luis Obispo NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (May 1953 – 1956†); NBC/ABC/CBS (1956–1960) yes VHF now NBC affiliate KSBY
KPIX 5 San Francisco CBS/NBC/DuMont (1948–1949); CBS/DuMont/Paramount (1949–1953); CBS/DuMont (1953–1956)[4] yes VHF now a CBS O&O station
KEYT-TV 3 Santa Barbara NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (c. 1954)[14] yes VHF now an ABC affiliate
KVVG 27 Tulare DuMont no UHF

Colorado

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KKTV 2 Colorado Springs DuMont/NBC/CBS (Dec 1952–1955) [15] yes VHF now on channel 11
KFEL-TV 2 Denver DuMont (1952–1956)[11] yes VHF now KWGN-TV, a CW affiliate
KFXJ-TV 5 Grand Junction CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (May 1954 – 1956); CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC (1956–1979) yes VHF now KREX-TV
KDZA 3 Pueblo DuMont (1955)[15] no VHF reassigned to Sterling (now KCDO-TV)

Connecticut

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WICC-TV 43 Bridgeport ABC/DuMont (1953–1956)[16] yes UHF now WZME
WGTH-TV 71/18 Hartford ABC/DuMont(secondary) (1954–1956); thereafter CBS[16] yes UHF now WUVN, a Univision affiliate on channel 18
WNHC-TV 8 (Channel 6 until late 1953) New Haven ABC/CBS/Mutual/NBC/DuMont (Jun 1948–1955); ABC/DuMont (1955–1956†)[4][17] yes VHF now WTNH
WATR-TV 53 Waterbury ABC/DuMont (June 1953 – 1955)[11] yes UHF now WCCT-TV, a CW affiliate on channel 20

Delaware

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Band Now
WDEL-TV 7/12 Wilmington NBC/DuMont (1949–1956†)[4] no (license returned in 1958) VHF now WHYY-TV, a PBS member station on channel 12 (since 1963; previously on channel 35 from 1957 to 1963)

District of Columbia

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Band Now
WTTG 5 Washington DC DuMont (1946-Aug 1956)[18] yes VHF a Fox O&O station

Florida

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WFTL-TV 23 Fort Lauderdale DuMont (Dec 1954–1956†) no (Owned by Storer Broadcasting, went dark until 1967) UHF now WLTV
WITV 17 Hollywood ABC/DuMont (exact dates unknown) no (dark after losing ABC to WPLG; license ret. 1961; now WLRN) UHF Now WLRN, a PBS member station; WITV calls reside in Charleston, SC
WJHP-TV 36 Jacksonville ABC/NBC/DuMont (1953–1956)[11] no UHF reassigned to Fort Myers (now WFTX)
WMBR-TV 4 Jacksonville CBS/ABC/NBC/DuMont (1949–1955)[4][11] yes VHF now WJXT
WTVJ 4 Miami primary NBC/CBS, but also carried DuMont and ABC (Mar 1949–1956†)[4][12] yes VHF now an NBC O&O on channel 6
WDBO-TV 6 Orlando CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (July 1954 – 1955) yes VHF now WKMG-TV
WSUN-TV 38 Tampa CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (May 1953 – 1954); CBS/ABC/DuMont (1954–1955) [19] no (license returned in 1970) UHF now WTTA (since 1991)
WTSS-TV 28 Tampa DuMont (never signed on) yes UHF now WFTS, an ABC affiliate

Georgia

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WALB-TV 10 Albany NBC (primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956); NBC (primary) thereafter yes VHF
WAGA-TV 5 Atlanta CBS (primary)/DuMont (Mar 1949–1955†)[12] yes VHF a Fox O&O station.
WJBF-TV 6 Augusta NBC (primary)/ABC/DuMont (Nov 1953–1956†) yes VHF
WROM-TV 9 Rome CBS/DuMont (Mar 1953–Feb 1954) yes VHF now WTVC-TV in Chattanooga

Hawaii

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KONA-TV 11 Honolulu NBC (primary December 1952 – 1996)/DuMont (Secondary December 1952 – 1955; selective shows only)[20] yes VHF now KHON-TV channel 2, affiliated with Fox (DT1)/The CW (DT2)
KULA-TV 4 Honolulu ABC (primary)/DuMont (Secondary April 1954 – 1955; station was listed as an affiliate when it signed on, but rarely carried its line up)[21] yes VHF now KITV, an ABC affiliate

Idaho

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KBOI-TV 2 Boise CBS/DuMont (Nov 1953–1955)[22] yes VHF
KIDO 7 Boise NBC/CBS/DuMont (July 1953–Nov 1953);
NBC/CBS/ABC thereafter[22]		 yes VHF now KTVB
KID-TV 3 Idaho Falls CBS(primary)/ABC/DuMont (1953–1955)[23] yes VHF now KIDK

Illinois

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WCIA 3 Champaign CBS/NBC/DuMont(1953–1956†); CBS(Primary,on DT1)/My Network TV(on DT2) thereafter yes VHF
WGN-TV 9 Chicago Independent/DuMont/CBS (Apr 1948–1952); DuMont (1952–1956†); Independent (1956-1995); The WB (1995-2006); The CW thereafter[4][12] yes VHF
WBKB 4 Chicago CBS/Paramount Never carried DuMont but FCC ruled it was a DuMont O&O (July 1946 – 1953); CBS thereafter yes VHF now WBBM-TV, a CBS O&O on channel 2
WTVP 17 Decatur ABC(primary)/DuMont (1953–1955); ABC thereafter[24][25] yes UHF now WAND, an NBC affiliate
WTVH 19 Peoria CBS/DuMont (Nov 1953–1955); CBS(Primary,on DT1)thereafter yes UHF now WHOI-TV
KHQA-TV 7 Quincy CBS/DuMont (Sept 1953–1956†); CBS(Primary,on DT1)/ABC and America One(on DT2)thereafter[26] yes VHF
WHBF-TV 4 Rock Island CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (July 1950 – 1955);[4] CBS (primary)/ABC (secondary): (1950-1963); CBS(primary,on DT1)/RTV (on DT2): (December 1, 2008 – January 15, 2012); CBS (Primary,on DT1)/Live Well Network (on DT2) thereafter yes VHF
WREX-TV 13 Rockford ABC/CBS/DuMont (Oct 1953–1955); NBC/The CW(on DT2) thereafter yes VHF
WTVO 39 Rockford NBC/DuMont (May 1953 – 1955); ABC(on DT1)/UPN(on DT2):(2003–2006); ABC(on DT1)/My Network TV/Jewelry Television(On DT2)thereafter yes UHF now on channel 17 (channel 39 is now WQRF-TV)
WICS 20 Springfield NBC/CBS/DuMont/ABC (September 17, 1953 – 1955,CBS,ABC(Secondary): 1953–1958)NBC(Primary): (1953–2005); ABC thereafter[26] yes UHF

Indiana

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WTTV 10 Bloomington ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (Nov 1949–1956†)[7] yes VHF now a CBS affiliate on channel 4
WSJV 52 Elkhart NBC (primary)/ABC/DuMont (1954–1956†)[27] yes UHF now on channel 28
WFIE 62 Evansville NBC/DuMont/ABC (Nov 1953–1956†)[28] yes UHF now an NBC affiliate on channel 14
WKJG-TV 33 Fort Wayne NBC (primary)/DuMont (1954–1955+)[27] yes UHF now WISE-TV
WFBM-TV 6 Indianapolis ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (May 1949 – 1956†)[7] yes VHF now WRTV, an ABC affiliate
WISH-TV 8 Indianapolis ABC (primary)/CBS/NBC/DuMont (July 1954 – 1955) yes VHF now a CW affiliate
WFAM-TV 59 Lafayette CBS (primary)/DuMont (June 1953 – 1954)[27] yes UHF now WLFI-TV on channel 18
WLBC-TV 49 Muncie CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (1953–56), CBS/NBC/ABC (1956–60), NBC/ABC (1960–71) yes UHF now WIPB PBS
WSBT-TV 22 South Bend CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1952–1955+)[27] yes UHF
WTHI-TV 10 Terre Haute CBS/ABC/NBC/DuMont (July 1954 – 1956†)[11] yes VHF

Iowa

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WMT-TV 2 Cedar Rapids CBS/DuMont (1953–1955+)[29] yes VHF now KGAN
WOC-TV 6 Davenport NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1949-July 1950); NBC (primary)/ABC/DuMont (July 1950 – 1955) yes VHF now KWQC-TV
WOI-TV 5 Des Moines CBS (primary)/ABC/NBC/DuMont (Feb 1950–1954);[30] CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (1954–1955); ABC/DuMont (1955–1956) yes VHF
KGLO-TV 3 Mason City CBS/DuMont (May 1954 – 1956†)[31][32] yes VHF now KIMT-TV
KVTV 9 Sioux City CBS(primary)/DuMont/NBC/ABC (1953–1956†)[11]

[33]

 yes VHF now KCAU-TV
KWWL-TV 7 Waterloo NBC/DuMont (1953–1955/6)[34] yes VHF now KWWL

Kansas

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KTVH 12 Hutchinson-Wichita CBS(primary)/NBC/DuMont/(July 1953 – 1954); CBS(primary)/ABC/DuMont (1954–1955); CBS(primary)/DuMont (1955–1956)[35] yes VHF now KWCH-DT
KOAM-TV 7 Pittsburg CBS/NBC/DuMont/ABC(Dec 1953–1956†) yes VHF

Kentucky

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WAVE-TV 3 Louisville NBC (primary)/DuMont/ABC (Nov 1948–1956†)[4][12] yes VHF
WKLO-TV 21 Louisville ABC/DuMont (Oct 1953–April 1954)[36] no UHF returned to air as WBNA in 1986 (now an Ion affiliate)

Louisiana

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WAFB 28 Baton Rouge CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (April 1953 – 1955†) yes UHF now on Channel 9
KTAG-TV 25 Lake Charles CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (November 1953 – 1955†) No UHF went dark in 1961, channel 25 later reassigned to KLPA in Alexandria
KNOE-TV 8 Monroe CBS/ABC/DuMont (Sept 1953–1956†)[37] yes VHF
WDSU-TV 6 New Orleans NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1948–1952+)[4] yes VHF
KCMC-TV 6 Shreveport CBS/ABC/DuMont (1952–1954);ABC/DuMont (1954–1955);NBC thereafter yes VHF now KTAL-TV

Maine

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WABI 5 Bangor NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Jan 1953–1955); CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (1955–1956)[38] yes VHF Primary CBS affiliate.
WLAM 17 Lewiston DuMont no UHF
WMTW-TV 8 Poland Spring CBS/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1954–1956†) yes VHF Primary ABC affiliate
WPMT 53 Portland DuMont no UHF

Maryland

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WAAM-TV 13 Baltimore ABC (primary)/DuMont (1948–1956†)[39] yes VHF now WJZ-TV, a CBS O&O station
WBOC-TV 16 Salisbury DuMont (primary)/CBS/NBC/ABC (July 1954 – 1956†) yes UHF

Massachusetts

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WMGT 74 Adams ABC (primary)/DuMont (Mar 1954–1956) yes UHF now WCDC-TV on channel 19, primary ABC affiliate, rebroadcasts WTEN Albany, NY.
WBZ-TV 4 Boston NBC, but carried some ABC/DuMont programs (June 1948 – 1953)[40] yes VHF now a CBS O&O station
WNAC-TV 7 Boston ABC/CBS/DuMont/Yankee (June 1948 – 1952); ABC/CBS/DuMont (1952-1955†)[4][12] yes VHF now WHDH-TV, an NBC affiliate
WTAO-TV 56 Cambridge ABC/DuMont (Sept 1953–Mar 1956)[41] yes UHF now WLVI-TV, a CW affiliate
WHYN-TV 55 Holyoke CBS/DuMont (Jan 1953)[42] yes UHF now WGGB-TV on channel 40, an ABC affiliate
WJZB-TV/WWOR-TV 14 Worcester ABC/DuMont/NBC (secondary) (Dec 1953–Sept 1955)[43] no UHF Call letters WWOR-TV are now used by the My Network TV affiliate in the New York City area.

Michigan

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WPAG-TV 20 Ann Arbor DuMont (April 1953 – 1956); Independent (1956–Dec 1957) no UHF Channel 20 reassigned to WXON, now WMYD, a MyNetworkTV affiliate
WWTV 13 Cadillac CBS(primary)/ABC/DuMont (1954–1956); CBS(primary)/ABC thereafter yes VHF now on channel 9
CKLW-TV 9 Detroit (Windsor, ONT) DuMont/CBC (Sept 1954–1956†)[44] yes VHF now CBET, a CBC Television station.
WJBK-TV 2 Detroit CBS (primary)/DuMont (Oct 1948–1955)[12] yes VHF now a Fox O&O station
WWDT / WWJ-TV 4 Detroit DuMont (Mar 1947–1948) yes VHF now WDIV, an NBC affiliate
WTAC-TV 16 Flint DuMont/ABC(1953–June 1954) no UHF Folded in June 1954. Studios now house WJRT-TV
WNEM-TV 5 Saginaw NBC (primary)/ABC (1954–1958)/DuMont (1954–1956†) yes VHF now a CBS affiliate
WLAV / WOOD-TV 7 Grand Rapids ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (Aug 1949–1956†)[7] yes VHF now on channel 8
WKZO-TV 3 Kalamazoo ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (July 1950 – 1956†)[7] yes VHF now WWMT
WILS / WTOM-TV 54 Lansing DuMont (Oct 1953–1956†)[11]

[45]

 no UHF reassigned to Muskegon (now WTLJ)
WJIM-TV 6 Lansing ABC/CBS (primary)/DuMont/NBC (May 1950 – 1956†)[7] yes VHF now WLNS-TV

Minnesota

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KMMT 6 Austin ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (Aug 1953–1956†)[46] yes VHF now ABC affiliate KAAL
WFTV 38 Duluth ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (c. 1954)[46] no UHF reassigned to Green Bay (now PBS member station WPNE)
KEYD-TV 9 Minneapolis-St Paul DuMont (1954–1955)[11] yes VHF now Fox O&O KMSP-TV
KSTP-TV 5 Minneapolis-St. Paul NBC(primary)/DuMont (Apr 1948–1956†)[12] yes VHF now an ABC affiliate
WCOW 17 Minneapolis-St Paul DuMont (never signed on) yes UHF now PBS member station KTCI-TV
WMIN-TV 11 (with WTCN-TV) Minneapolis-St Paul ABC/DuMont (1953–1956†)[46] yes VHF now NBC affiliate KARE
WTCN-TV 11 (with WMIN-TV) Minneapolis-St Paul ABC/CBS/DuMont (July 1949 – 1956†)[7] yes VHF now NBC affiliate KARE
KROC 10 Rochester ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (1953–1956†)[46] yes VHF now NBC affiliate KTTC

Mississippi

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WJTV 25 Jackson DuMont (January 1953 – 1956†); CBS thereafter yes UHF now on channel 12 (CW on DT2)
WDAM-TV 9 Hattiesburg NBC/ABC/DuMont(secondary) (1954–1956) yes VHF now an NBC affiliate on channel 7 (ABC on DT2)
WTOK-TV 11 Meridian DuMont(secondary) (1953–1955); yes VHF now an ABC affiliate on channel 11 (MyNetworkTV on DT2, The CW on DT3)

Missouri

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KOMU-TV 8 Columbia NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (1953–1956); thereafter NBC (primary, 1953–81 and since 1986)/ABC (1982-1985) yes VHF now a NBC affiliate
KCMO-TV 5 Kansas City ABC/DuMont (1953–1955); CBS thereafter yes VHF now CBS affiliate KCTV
KCTY TV 25 Kansas City DuMont (Jan-Feb 1954)[17] no UHF reassigned to Jefferson City (now CTN affiliate KNLJ)
KMBC-TV 9 Kansas City DuMont (1952–Dec 1953) yes VHF now an ABC affiliate
WDAF-TV 4 Kansas City NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1949–1952)[4] yes VHF now a Fox affiliate (owned by Fox from 1997 to 2008)
KSD-TV 5 St Louis NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont(secondary) (Feb 1947–1956†)[12] yes VHF now NBC affiliate KSDK
KTVI 54/36 St Louis ABC/DuMont (Aug 1953–1956†)[47] yes UHF now a Fox affiliate on channel 2 (owned by Fox from 1997 to 2008)
KFEQ-TV 2 St Joseph CBS(primary)/DuMont (1953–1956†)[48] yes VHF now ABC affiliate KQTV

Montana

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KOOK-TV 2 Billings CBS/DuMont (1953–1955+)[49] yes VHF KTVQ
KXLF-TV 4 Butte CBS/NBC/DuMont/ABC(c. 1955) yes VHF
KFBB-TV 5 Great Falls ABC/CBS/NBC//DuMont(c. 1955) yes VHF
KGVO-TV 13 Missoula CBS/DuMont/ABC (c. 1954–1956)[50] yes VHF Now KECI-TV

Nebraska

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KHOL-TV 13 Kearney CBS/DuMont (Dec 1953–1956†)[51] yes VHF now KHGI-TV
KOLN 12/10 Lincoln CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Feb 1953–1956†) yes VHF now on channel 10
KMTV 3 Omaha ABC/CBS/DuMont (Sept 1949–1956†)[7] yes VHF
WOW-TV 6 Omaha NBC/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952)[4] yes VHF now WOWT

Nevada

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KLAS-TV 8 Las Vegas CBS (primary)/DuMont/NBC/ABC (1953-1955) yes VHF now a CBS affiliate
KZTV 8 Reno CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Sept 1953–1954)[52][53] yes VHF now ABC affiliate KOLO-TV

New Jersey

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WFPG-TV 46 Atlantic City NBC(primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1952–1956†),[54] no UHF
W2XVT 1 Passaic DuMont's experimental station[55] no VHF
WRTV 58 Asbury Park DuMont (secondary) (January–April 1955) no UHF

New Mexico

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KOB-TV 4 Albuquerque NBC (primary)/DuMont (Sept 1948–1956)[12] yes VHF
KSWS-TV 8 Roswell NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (June 1953 – 1956); NBC/ABC (1956–1966) yes VHF now KOBR-TV

New York

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WCDC 10 Albany CBS (primary)/DuMont (Mar 1954–1956); CBS (1956–1977) yes VHF now ABC affiliate WTEN
WNBF-TV 12 Binghamton ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (Dec 1949–1956)[7] yes VHF now CBS affiliate WBNG
WBEN-TV 4 Buffalo CBS/ABC/DuMont (1949–1956†)[39][56] yes VHF now CBS affiliate WIVB-TV
WGR-TV 2 Buffalo ABC/DuMont/NBC (Aug 1954–July 1955)[56] yes VHF now NBC affiliate WGRZ-TV
WTVE 24 Elmira DuMont (until 1954) no UHF reassigned to Syracuse (now PBS member station WCNY-TV)
WABD 5 New York City DuMont (1946–Aug 1956)[39] yes VHF now WNYW, a Fox O&O station (East Coast flagship)
KE2XDR New York City DuMont experimental color station (1950-1951)[57] no UHF
WIRI-TV 5 Plattsburgh NBC(primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956†) yes VHF now NBC affiliate WPTZ
WHAM-TV 6/5 Rochester NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (June 1949 – 1952+);[4] NBC/DuMont (c. 1955)[56] yes VHF now CBS affiliate WROC-TV on channel 8
WRGB 4/6 Schenectady NBC(primary)/DuMont [39] yes VHF now CBS affiliate on channel 6
WHEN-TV 5/8 Syracuse CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1948–1956†)[12][56] yes VHF now CBS affiliate WTVH on channel 5
WKTV 13 Utica-Rome CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (1949–1956†)[11] yes VHF now NBC affiliate on channel 2
WCNY-TV 7 Watertown CBS/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1954–1956†)[56] yes VHF now CBS affiliate WWNY-TV; WCNY-TV call letters reassigned to Syracuse

North Carolina

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WBTV 3 Charlotte ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (July 1949–c. 1951);[7] ABC/NBC/DuMont (1952–1956)[4] yes VHF
WFMY-TV 2 Greensboro CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1949–1953);[4] CBS/ABC/DuMont (1953–1956†) yes VHF
WNCT-TV 9 Greenville CBS/DuMont (Dec 1953–1956†)[7] yes VHF
WNAO-TV 28 Raleigh ABC/CBS/DuMont (1953–1956†); ABC/CBS (1956–1959) no UHF channel 28 is now WRDC, a MyNetworkTV affiliate

North Dakota

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WDAY-TV 6 Fargo ABC/NBC/DuMont(c. 1955) yes VHF Now an ABC affiliate
KRDK-TV (formerly KXJB-TV) 4 Fargo CBS/DuMont(July 1954 – 1956†) yes VHF Now a Cozi TV affiliate
KFYR-TV 5 Bismarck NBC/ABC/DuMont(c. 1955) yes VHF Now an NBC affiliate

Ohio

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WCPO-TV 7/9 Cincinnati ABC/DuMont (July 1949 – 1956†)[12] yes VHF now on channel 9
WLWT 4/5 Cincinnati NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Feb 1948-1949)[39] yes VHF now on channel 5
WEWS 5 Cleveland CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1947–1956†)[39] yes VHF now an ABC affiliate
WXEL-TV 8/9 Cleveland CBS/ABC/DuMont (Dec 1949–1956†)[12] yes VHF now WJW-TV, a Fox affiliate on channel 8 (owned by Fox from 1997 to 2008)
WLWC 3/4 Columbus DuMont/NBC (Apr 1949–1956†)[39] yes VHF now WCMH-TV on channel 4
WTVN-TV 6 Columbus ABC/DuMont (Sept 1949–1956†)[7] yes VHF now WSYX
WHIO-TV 13/7 Dayton CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952)[4] yes VHF now on channel 7
WLWD 2 Dayton DuMont (Mar 1947–1949); NBC thereafter[39] yes VHF now WDTN
WLOK-TV 73/35 Lima ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (Apr 1953–1956†)[58] yes UHF now WLIO, NBC on channel 8
WSPD-TV 13 Toledo NBC (primary)/DuMont (c. July 1948); ABC/CBS/Mutual/NBC/DuMont (c. 1952)[4][12] yes VHF now WTVG, an ABC affiliate
WKBN-TV 27 Youngstown CBS/DuMont/ABC (Jan 1953–1956†)[59] yes UHF
WHIZ-TV 50/18 Zanesville NBC(primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (May 1950 – 1956)[60] yes UHF now on channel 18

Oklahoma

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WKY-TV 4 Oklahoma City ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (June 1949 – 1956†)[7] yes VHF now KFOR-TV, an NBC affiliate
KCEB-TV 23 Tulsa NBC/DuMont (Mar–Sept 1954); ABC/DuMont (Sept-Dec 1954)[1] no UHF now KOKI-TV, a Fox affiliate
KOTV 6 Tulsa CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont/Paramount (Oct 1949–1953)[1][4] yes VHF now a CBS affiliate

Oregon

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KBES-TV 5 Medford CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Aug 1953–1955) [61] yes VHF now KOBI
KPTV 27 Portland NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont/Mutual (Sept 1952–Sept 1953); NBC/ABC/DuMont (Sept 1953–1955) yes UHF now a Fox affiliate on channel 12

Pennsylvania

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WGLV-TV 57 Allentown-Easton ABC/DuMont (c. 1955)[62] no UHF Call letters reassigned to Philadelphia (now WPSG, a CW O&O station)
WFBG-TV 10 Altoona CBS (primary)/DuMont (1953–c. 1955)[63] yes VHF now WTAJ-TV
WICU-TV 12 Erie NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Mar 1949–1956†)[4] yes VHF
WHP-TV 55 Harrisburg DuMont(primary)/CBS (July 1953 – 1956†); CBS thereafter yes UHF now on channel 21
WJAC-TV 6 Johnstown NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (1949–1956†)[4] yes VHF
WGAL 4 Lancaster ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (June 1949 – 1956†)[7] yes VHF now on channel 8
WFIL-TV 6 Philadelphia CBS/DuMont (Sept 1947–1948); ABC/DuMont (1948–1955)[39] yes VHF now WPVI-TV, an ABC O&O station
WDTV 3/2 Pittsburgh DuMont (primary)/NBC/CBS/ABC (1949–1955)[39] yes VHF now KDKA-TV on channel 2, a CBS O&O station
WILK-TV 34 Wilkes-Barre ABC/DuMont (Sept 1953–1956)[64] yes UHF now ABC affiliate WNEP-TV on channel 16, channel 34 reassigned to Binghamton (now WIVT)
WNOW 49 York DuMont yes UHF now WGCB-TV, an independent station (MyNetworkTV affiliate on DT2) in Red Lion

Puerto Rico

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WAPA-TV 4 San Juan NBC/ABC/DuMont/CMQ TV Network (c. 1955)[65] yes VHF now an independent station

Rhode Island

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Band Now
WJAR 11/10 Providence NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (July 1949 – 1953); NBC/CBS (1953-March 1955); NBC thereafter[66] yes VHF now on channel 10
WNET-TV 16 Providence ABC/DuMont (1953–1956) yes UHF now WNAC-TV, a Fox affiliate on channel 64

South Carolina

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WCSC-TV 5 Charleston CBS (primary)/DuMont (1953–1956); CBS thereafter [67] yes VHF
WNOK-TV 67 Columbia CBS (primary)/DuMont (Sept 1953–1956); CBS thereafter yes UHF now WLTX on channel 19
WGVL 23 Greenville DuMont (c. 1955)[68] no UHF call letters reassigned to Conway (now WHMC)

South Dakota

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KDLO 3 Florence NBC (primary)/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Sept 1955–1956†) yes VHF
KELO-TV 11 Sioux Falls NBC (primary)/ABC/CBS/DuMont (May 1953 – 1956†) yes VHF now a CBS affiliate

Tennessee

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WDEF-TV 12 Chattanooga CBS(primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Apr 1954–1955); CBS(primary)/NBC/ABC thereafter yes VHF
WJHL-TV 11 Johnson City CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1953–1955) yes VHF
WTVK 26 Knoxville CBS(primary)/DuMont/ABC (Oct 1953–1956) yes UHF now WVLT-TV on channel 8
WMCT 5 Memphis NBC(primary)/DuMont (Dec 1948–1956)[12] yes VHF now WMC-TV
WSM-TV 4 Nashville ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (Sept 1950–1956†)[7] yes VHF now WSMV-TV

Texas

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KRBC-TV 9 Abilene CBS/NBC/DuMont (August 1953–c. 1955)[69] yes VHF
KGNC-TV 4 Amarillo NBC(primary)/DuMont (Mar 1953–1956†) yes VHF now KAMR-TV
KTBC-TV 7 Austin CBS(primary)/ABC/DuMont/NBC (Nov 1952–1956†) yes VHF now a Fox O&O station
XELD 7 Brownsville ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC (Sept 1951–1956†)[7] yes VHF now XHAB-TV
KVDO 22 Corpus Christi NBC/CBS/DuMont (June 1954 – 1956†)[70] no UHF reassigned to Galveston (now KLTJ)
KBTV 8 Dallas-Ft Worth DuMont (Sept 1949–1950); NBC/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952)[4] yes VHF now WFAA-TV
KROD-TV 4 El Paso CBS/ABC/DuMont (c. 1955)[71] yes VHF now KDBC-TV
KLEE-TV 2 Houston NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Jan 1949–1956†)[4] yes VHF now KPRC-TV
KNUZ 39 Houston DuMont (to Nov 1954); ABC thereafter yes UHF now KTRK-TV, an ABC O&O station on channel 13, channel 39 now KIAH, a CW affiliate
KDUB-TV 12 Lubbock CBS/DuMont (Nov 1952-c. 1955)[69] yes VHF now KLBK-TV
KEYL 5 San Antonio ABC/CBS/DuMont (Feb 1950–1956†)[7] yes VHF now KENS
KANG-TV 34 Waco DuMont (November 1953–December 1955)[72] no UHF
KWFT-TV 6 Wichita Falls CBS/DuMont (March 1953–c. 1955)[69] yes VHF now KAUZ-TV

Utah

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Band Now
KSL-TV 5 Salt Lake City CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (June 1949 – 1956†)[4][12] yes VHF now an NBC affiliate

Virginia

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WSVA-TV 3 Harrisonburg NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Oct 1953–c. 1955)[63] yes VHF now WHSV-TV
WLVA-TV 13 Lynchburg CBS/DuMont/ABC (Feb 1953–c. 1955)[73] yes VHF now WSET-TV
WTAR-TV 4/3 Norfolk NBC (primary)/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Apr 1950–1952); CBS (primary)/NBC/ABC/DuMont (1952–1953); CBS (primary)/ABC/DuMont (1953–1955†)[4] yes VHF now WTKR on channel 3
WTOV 27 Portsmouth DuMont (Dec 1953–1955); Independent (1961–1995); UPN (1995–2006); CW thereafter [74] yes UHF now WGNT
WTVR-TV 6 Richmond CBS (primary)/DuMont/NBC/ABC (Apr 1948–1956)[12] yes VHF

Washington

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
KRSC-TV 5 Seattle ABC/NBC/CBS/DuMont (c. 1952)[4] yes VHF now KING-TV
KTNT-TV 11 Tacoma/Seattle CBS/DuMont (March 1953 – 1955)[4] yes VHF now KSTW-TV, a CW O&O station
KXLY-TV 4 Spokane CBS/DuMont (Feb 1953–Apr 1955 or later)[75] yes VHF now an ABC affiliate
KREM-TV 2 Spokane ABC/DuMont (Oct 1954–1956) yes VHF now a CBS affiliate

West Virginia

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WKNA-TV 49 Charleston ABC/DuMont (Mar 1953–Feb 1955)[76] no UHF
WSAZ-TV 3 Huntington NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (Nov 1949–1954); CBS/ABC/DuMont (1954–1955); NBC thereafter[12] yes VHF
WOAY-TV 4 Oak Hill ABC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956†) yes VHF

Wisconsin

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Frequency Now
WEAU-TV 13 Eau Claire ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont (Dec 1954–1956†)[46] yes VHF a NBC affiliate
WKBT 8 LaCrosse NBC/ABC/CBS/DuMont (Aug 1954–1956†)[77] yes VHF a CBS affiliate
WBAY-TV 2 Green Bay CBS, but cleared some DuMont programs (Mar 1953–1956†) yes VHF now an ABC affiliate
WNAM / WFRV-TV 42, then 5 Green Bay NBC/ABC/DuMont (May 1955 – 1956†) [11] yes UHF, then VHF now a CBS affiliate
WMTV 33 Madison ABC/DuMont/NBC (July 1953 – 1956†) yes UHF now an NBC affiliate on channel 15
WOKY-TV 19 Milwaukee ABC/DuMont (Oct 1953–Oct 1954)[78] yes UHF now WVTV, a CW affiliate on channel 18
WTMJ-TV 4 Milwaukee NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont (c. 1952)[4] yes VHF a NBC affiliate
WTVW / WISN-TV 12 Milwaukee ABC/DuMont (Oct 1954–1956)[11] yes VHF now an ABC affiliate
WSAU-TV 7 Wausau CBS/ABC/DuMont/NBC (Oct 1954–1956†) yes VHF now a CBS affiliate WSAW-TV

Wyoming

Station Channel City Affiliation On air now? Band Now
KGWN-TV 5 Cheyenne CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont (Mar 1954–1956†)[79] yes VHF a CBS affiliate

Footnotes

† Ending dates tentative; source does not give a date for the end of affiliation with DuMont or states affiliation ended at the end of the network operations. DuMont cancelled most network programs beginning 1 April 1955, and honored network commitments until 6 August 1956.

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