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Spare broadcast call signs

Available WP call signs

271 of the 676 WP four-letter combinations aren't held by any broadcast station. W calls go to stations east of the Mississippi River. Click any call to check it.

Found one you like? Check it before you file.

The FCC's own call sign search only looks at broadcast stations. Our free Call Sign Check also looks at FCC ship licenses and shortwave stations, tells you if a call was just released or is changing hands, and explains the rule behind every answer.

WP call signs at a glance

Of the 676 four-letter WP combinations, 405 belong to broadcast stations and 271 are spare.

Those 405 calls are used by 438 stations (a call can be shared across services, like KXXX and KXXX-FM):

  • FM: 187
  • AM: 111
  • Full-power TV: 58
  • LPFM: 55
  • Low power TV: 15
  • Class A TV: 12

WP stations on the air include WPAA (AM, St. Marys, GA), WPDA (FM, Jeffersonville, NY), WPHD (FM, Corning, NY), WPKX (AM, Rochester, NH), WPOT (AM, Trenton, TN), WPTF (AM, Raleigh, NC).

The latest WP call sign change: W34GU-D became WPPW-LD on October 13, 2026.

Among the spare ones: 3 released in the last 60 days, 10 used by a ship or shortwave station, 14 old ship calls whose license lapsed. Run any of them through Call Sign Check before you file.

Just released

WPLI WPOM WPBW

All spare WP call signs

Just released Used by a ship or shortwave station: check before you file Old ship call (license lapsed)

WPAF WPAG WPAH WPAJ WPAO WPBA WPBH WPBJ WPBL WPBU WPBW WPCP WPCQ WPCU WPCW WPDB WPDF WPDG WPDI WPDJ WPDK WPDL WPDO WPDU WPDV WPDY WPDZ WPEE WPEF WPEJ WPEQ WPEU WPEV WPEW WPEX WPEY WPFA WPFD WPFE WPFI WPFK WPFU WPFV WPFY WPFZ WPGE WPGJ WPGK WPGN WPGQ WPGV WPGZ WPHC WPHG WPHQ WPHU WPHV WPHW WPHX WPID WPIH WPII WPIJ WPIL WPIQ WPIS WPIU WPIV WPIY WPIZ WPJA WPJD WPJE WPJG WPJH WPJI WPJJ WPJO WPJR WPJS WPJT WPJU WPJV WPJZ WPKH WPKI WPKJ WPKK WPKP WPKS WPKU WPKW WPLB WPLD WPLE WPLI WPLQ WPLU WPLZ WPMD WPMF WPMG WPMK WPML WPMM WPMP WPMS WPMV WPNB WPND WPNF WPNI WPNK WPNL WPNP WPNQ WPNU WPNZ WPOA WPOD WPOE WPOF WPOH WPOI WPOJ WPOM WPOO WPOQ WPOU WPOX WPOY WPPD WPPE WPPF WPPH WPPJ WPPK WPPO WPPQ WPPU WPPV WPPY WPQA WPQB WPQC WPQD WPQE WPQF WPQG WPQH WPQI WPQJ WPQK WPQL WPQM WPQN WPQO WPQQ WPQR WPQS WPQT WPQU WPQV WPQW WPQX WPQY WPQZ WPRU WPSH WPSQ WPSS WPSV WPSW WPSY WPSZ WPTC WPTK WPTT WPTU WPUA WPUD WPUE WPUF WPUG WPUH WPUI WPUJ WPUK WPUM WPUN WPUO WPUQ WPUS WPUU WPUV WPUW WPUX WPUY WPUZ WPVB WPVE WPVF WPVG WPVH WPVJ WPVK WPVO WPVP WPVS WPVT WPVU WPVV WPVX WPVY WPVZ WPWA WPWD WPWE WPWF WPWG WPWH WPWI WPWJ WPWK WPWL WPWN WPWO WPWP WPWU WPWW WPWY WPXF WPXO WPYA WPYC WPYE WPYF WPYG WPYH WPYI WPYJ WPYL WPYM WPYN WPYP WPYQ WPYS WPYU WPYV WPYW WPYY WPYZ WPZB WPZC WPZD WPZF WPZG WPZH WPZI WPZJ WPZK WPZL WPZN WPZO WPZP WPZQ WPZT WPZU WPZV WPZW WPZY

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Spare call signs by prefix

K call signs: stations west of the Mississippi River

W call signs: stations east of the Mississippi River

Found one you like? Check it before you file.

The FCC's own call sign search only looks at broadcast stations. Our free Call Sign Check also looks at FCC ship licenses and shortwave stations, tells you if a call was just released or is changing hands, and explains the rule behind every answer.

From the FCC's station, ship and shortwave records as of October 16, 2026, updated every morning. Not a product of the FCC.