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Enter an address or coordinates to see the site's NAD83 and NAD27 coordinates, ground elevation, county and districts, the FM zone and Mississippi side it falls in, and its distance to the Mexican and Canadian borders.
Location
| NAD83 | 40° 48′ 57.0″ N 98° 46′ 19.3″ W40.815833, -98.772028 |
|---|---|
| NAD27 | 40° 48′ 56.9″ N 98° 46′ 18.0″ WNOAA NADCON 5 |
| UTM (NAD27) | UTM Zone 14: 4,518,125.0 m N, 519,256.5 m E |
| Ground elevation | 618.8 m (2,030 ft) AMSLFCC terrain service, USGS 1 arc-second data |
Census geography
| State | NebraskaGEOID 31 |
|---|---|
| County | Buffalo CountyGEOID 31019 |
| County subdivision | Precinct 24GEOID 3101992618 |
| Census tract | Census Tract 9691GEOID 31019969100 |
| Census block | Block 1015GEOID 310199691001015 |
| Congressional district | Congressional District 3GEOID 3103 · 120th Congressional Districts |
| State senate district | State Senate District 41GEOID 31041 · 2026 State Legislative Districts - Upper |
| 2020 block population | 3 |
| FCC market areas | CMA538, BEA120, MTA045, BTA167, PEA236FCC Area API: Cellular Market Area, Economic Area, Major and Basic Trading Areas, Partial Economic Area |
FCC rule zones
| FM zone (§73.205) | Zone II (§73.205(c)) |
|---|---|
| Mississippi River | WestNew call signs start with K (§73.3550(e)); FM translators use the §74.1235(b)(2) table |
| Mexican border | 1,196 km (743 mi) |
| Canadian border | 909 km (565 mi) |
More than 320 km from both borders: no international FM coordination limits apply here (§73.207(b), §74.1235(d)).
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Sources for this data
- Coordinates, address matching and census geography come from the U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder; FCC market areas and block population from the FCC Area API. Elevation of the ground: FCC terrain data. NAD27 and UTM: the National Geodetic Survey at NOAA (NADCON 5).
- FM zones are set by §73.205. The Mississippi River divides K and W call letters (§73.3550(e)) and the power tables for FM translators (§74.1235(b)). FM stations less than 320 km from Mexico or Canada are governed by the international agreements (§73.207(b)); boosters and translators in that zone have separate limits (§74.1235(d)).
- The borders, the river and zone lines are plotted from simplified public map data, so any site near a line is flagged for confirmation.
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