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Type an address or drop in coordinates. You get the site's coordinates in NAD83 and NAD27, ground elevation, county and districts, which FM zone and side of the Mississippi it's on, and how close it is to the Canadian and Mexican borders.
Location
| NAD83 | 39° 12′ 01.2″ N 84° 31′ 21.8″ W39.200333, -84.522722 |
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| NAD27 | 39° 12′ 01.0″ N 84° 31′ 22.0″ WNOAA NADCON 5 |
| UTM (NAD27) | UTM Zone 16: 4,341,717.1 m N, 713,920.0 m E |
| Ground elevation | 271.5 m (891 ft) AMSLFCC terrain service, USGS 1 arc-second data |
Census geography
| State | OhioGEOID 39 |
|---|---|
| County | Hamilton CountyGEOID 39061 |
| Place | Cincinnati cityGEOID 3915000 |
| County subdivision | Cincinnati cityGEOID 3906115000 |
| Urban area | Cincinnati, OH--KY Urban AreaGEOID 16885 |
| Census tract | Census Tract 81GEOID 39061008100 |
| Census block | Block 1004GEOID 390610081001004 |
| Congressional district | Congressional District 1GEOID 3901 · 120th Congressional Districts |
| State senate district | State Senate District 9GEOID 39009 · 2026 State Legislative Districts - Upper |
| State house district | State House District 25GEOID 39025 · 2026 State Legislative Districts - Lower |
| 2020 block population | 1,333 |
| FCC market areas | CMA023, BEA049, MTA018, BTA081, PEA025FCC Area API: Cellular Market Area, Economic Area, Major and Basic Trading Areas, Partial Economic Area |
FCC rule zones
| FM zone (§73.205) | Zone I (§73.205(a)) — site is 11.2 km from the Zone I line as approximated here; confirm the zone (a city the line passes through is in Zone I) |
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| Mississippi River | EastNew call signs start with W (§73.3550(e)); FM translators use the §74.1235(b)(1) table |
| Mexican border | 1,787 km (1,110 mi) |
| Canadian border | 318 km (197 mi) |
- Within 320 km of Canada: FM stations follow the 1991 U.S.-Canada FM Agreement (§73.207(b)(2)); translators and boosters have the §74.1235(d)(3) limit.
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Where this comes from
- Address matching, coordinates and census geography: the U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder. Block population and FCC market areas: the FCC Area API. Ground elevation: the FCC terrain service. NAD27 and UTM: NOAA's National Geodetic Survey (NADCON 5).
- FM zones follow §73.205; K and W call letters follow the Mississippi River (§73.3550(e)), as do the FM translator power tables (§74.1235(b)). Within 320 km of Canada or Mexico, FM stations follow the international agreements (§73.207(b)), and translators and boosters have their own limits (§74.1235(d)).
- Zone lines, the river and the borders are drawn from public map data and generalized, so sites close to a line are flagged to confirm.
For planning. Not a product of the Census Bureau, the FCC or NOAA.