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Antena 1
Broadcast areaPortugal - National FM, AM
Frequency87.7 – 106.7 MHz, 630 - 1287 kHz
Programming
FormatNews, talk, contemporary music, sport
Ownership
OwnerRádio e Televisão de Portugal
History
First air date
4 August 1935 (as Emissora Nacional Programa 1 until 1975; RDP Programa 1 1976-1981)
Links
Websitewww.rtp.pt/antena1/
Antena 1's eighth and previous logo from 2004 to 2016

Antena 1 is one of the three national radio channels produced by the Portuguese public broadcasting entity Rádio e Televisão de Portugal, the others being Antena 2 and Antena 3.

Antena 1 has a generalist programming policy focusing mainly on news, current affairs and sport, as well as the discussion of contemporary social issues. Musically, Antena 1 is a Hot AC station with a strong emphasis on Portuguese popular music.

The Macanese radio and television company Teledifusão de Macau relays Antena 1's programmes overnight between 20.00 and 7.00 (8.00 on Saturdays and Sundays) Beijing Time (UTC+8).

In December 2019, it had a weekly reach share of 10.9%.[1]

Transmitters

MW

FM

Mainland

  • Alcoutim 88.9
  • Arestal 106.7
  • Banática 99.4
  • Bornes 92.8
  • Braga 91.3
  • Bragança 96.4
  • Castelo Branco 89.9
  • Coimbra 94.9
  • Elvas 103.8
  • Faro 97.6
  • Gardunha 96.4
  • Grândola 99.2
  • Gravia 104.5
  • Guarda 94.7
  • Janas 96.9
  • Leiria 98.7
  • Lousã 87.9
  • Manteigas 104.8
  • Marão 95.2
  • Marofa 97.2
  • Mendro 87.7
  • Mértola 90.9
  • Minhéu 94.9
  • Miranda do Douro 90.3
  • Moledo 102.9
  • Monchique 88.9
  • Monsanto 95.7
  • Montargil 93.6
  • Monte da Virgem 96.7
  • Montejunto 98.3
  • Muro 88.3
  • Paredes de Coura 102.9
  • Portalegre 97.9
  • Rendufe 89.2
  • S.Domingos 87.9
  • Santarém 98.8
  • Serra de Ossa 88.4
  • Tróia 106.7
  • Valença 98.2
  • Viseu 88.2

Azores

  • Arrife 94.5
  • Cabeço Gordo 88.9
  • Cabeço Verde 98.1
  • Cascalho Negro 92.2
  • Espalamaca 93.8
  • Fajãzinha 100.4
  • Furnas 93.6
  • Lajes das Flores 102.6
  • Lajes do Pico 96.5
  • Macela 87.6
  • Monte das Cruzes 99.8
  • Morro Alto 93.5
  • Nordeste 104.6
  • Nordestinho 103.7
  • Pico Alto Sta. Maria 96.7
  • Pico Bartolomeu 92.7
  • Pico da Barrosa 97.9
  • Pico das Éguas 89.5
  • Pico do Geraldo 103.7
  • Pico do Jardim 97.0
  • Ponta Delgada 94.1
  • Ponta Ruiva 87.6
  • Povoação 102.8
  • S. Mateus 103.4
  • Serra do Cume 99.7
  • Sta. Bárbara 90.5

Madeira

  • Achadas da Cruz 104.3
  • Cabo Girão 96.7
  • Calheta 105.4
  • Caniço 101.6
  • Encumeada 93.1
  • Funchal (Monte) 104.6
  • Gaula 98.5
  • Maçapez 92.0
  • Paúl da Serra 101.9
  • Pico do Areeiro 95.5
  • Pico do Facho 93.1
  • Ponta do Pargo 90.2
  • Porto Santo 100.5
  • Ribeira Brava105.6
  • Santa Clara 104.6

East Timor

  • Dili 103.1

See also

References

  1. ^ https://www.marktest.com/wap/private/images/news2019/1177/Bareme.pdf [bare URL PDF]
  2. ^ "Frequências - artigos".

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