List of radio stations in Montenegro
The following is a list of radio stations in Montenegro.
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National coverage
Name | Website | Webcast |
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Atlas Radio | ||
Montena Radio | ||
ProFM | ||
Radio Antena M | ||
Radio Crne Gore | ||
Radio Svetigora | ||
Russkoye Radio (Russian Radio) |
Regional and local coverage
Place | Name | Frequency (MHz) | Website | Webcast |
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Andrijevica | Radio Andrijevica | |||
Bar | Radio Bar | 106,7 |
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Radio Corona | 91,5 103,8 |
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Radio F | ||||
Berane | Radio Berane | 105,4 |
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Bijelo Polje | Radio Adriatic | |||
Radio Amigo | ||||
Radio Bijelo Polje | 105,8 |
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Radio Fokus | ||||
Radio Plus | ||||
Budva | Radio Budva | 106,0 |
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Radio Ponta | ||||
Cetinje | Radio Cetinje | |||
Danilovgrad | Radio Danilovgrad | |||
Gusinje | Radio Gusinje | |||
Herceg Novi | Radio Delfin | 89,2 90,1 96,6 99,7 100,6 102,8 104,4 |
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Radio Herceg Novi | 102,7 |
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Radio Jadran | 103,2 |
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Podgorica | Radio More | |||
Kolašin | Ozon Radio | |||
Radio Harizma | ||||
Kotor | Radio Kotor | 99,0 |
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Skala Radio | 102,0 |
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Mojkovac | Radio Mojkovac | |||
Nikšić | Radio 083 | |||
Radio Nikšić | ||||
Plav | Radio Glas Plava | |||
Radio Luna | ||||
Pljevlja | Radio Panorama | |||
Radio Pljevlja | ||||
Podgorica | Boom Radio | |||
City Radio | ||||
Drugačija Radio Stanica | ||||
Radio 98 | 98,0 |
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Radio Borkis | ||||
Radio Cool | ||||
Radio D | ||||
Radio D plus | ||||
Radio Elmag | ||||
Radio Free Montenegro | ||||
Radio Gorica | ||||
Radio Homer | ||||
Radio Krš | ||||
Radio Mir | ||||
Radio Skadar Lake | ||||
Radio Titograd | ||||
Radio Vijesti | ||||
Radio Zeta | ||||
Rožaje | Radio Rožaje | |||
Radio Jupok | 102,5 |
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Radio Z | ||||
Tivat | Radio Dux | |||
Radio Tivat | 90,8 |
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Ulcinj | Radio Elita |
External links
- Radiomap.eu: Radio stanice u Podgorici (in Serbian)
- Radiostanica.com:Crnogorske radio stanice uživo preko interneta! (in Serbian)
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