1220 AM
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The following radio stations broadcast on AM frequency 1220 kHz:[1] 1220 AM is a Mexican clear-channel frequency.[2] XEB is the dominant Class A station on 1220 kHz.
In Canada
- CJRB in Boissevain, Manitoba
In Mexico
In the United States
- KCAX in Branson, Missouri
- KDDR in Oakes, North Dakota
- KDOW in Palo Alto, California
- KGIR in Cape Girardeau, Missouri
- KHTS (AM) in Canyon Country, California
- KJAN in Atlantic, Iowa
- KLBB (AM) in Stillwater, Minnesota
- KLDC in Denver, Colorado
- KLPW (AM) in Union, Missouri
- KMVL (AM) in Madisonville, Texas
- KM2XVL in Huntsville, Texas
- KOFO in Ottawa, Kansas
- KPJC in Salem, Oregon
- KQMG in Independence, Iowa
- KTLV in Midwest City, Oklahoma
- KTMZ in Pomona, California
- KVSA in Mcgehee, Arkansas
- KZEE in Weatherford, Texas
- WABF (AM) in Fairhope, Alabama
- WAXO in Lewisburg, Tennessee
- WAYE in Birmingham, Alabama
- WBCH (AM) in Hastings, Michigan
- WCPH in Etowah, Tennessee
- WDYT in Kings Mountain, North Carolina
- WENC in Whiteville, North Carolina
- WERT in Van Wert, Ohio
- WFAX in Falls Church, Virginia
- WFKN in Franklin, Kentucky
- WFWL in Camden, Tennessee
- WGNY (AM) in Newburgh, New York
- WHKW in Cleveland, Ohio (50,000 watts, class B station)
- WJUN (AM) in Mexico, Pennsylvania
- WKRS in Waukegan, Illinois
- WKTZ in Jacksonville, Florida
- WLPO in Lasalle, Illinois
- WLSD in Big Stone Gap, Virginia
- WOEG in Hazlehurst, Mississippi
- WOTS in Kissimmee, Florida
- WQUN in Hamden, Connecticut
- WREV in Reidsville, North Carolina
- WSLM (AM) in Salem, Indiana
- WSRQ (AM) in Sarasota, Florida
- WSTL in Providence, Rhode Island
- WWSF in Sanford, Maine
- WZBK in Keene, New Hampshire
- WZOT in Rockmart, Georgia