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Coordinates: 37°28′34″N 100°36′01″W / 37.47609°N 100.60024°W / 37.47609; -100.60024
  
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KJIL
Broadcast areaDodge City, Kansas
Garden City, Kansas
Liberal, Kansas
Frequency99.1 MHz
Programming
FormatChristian Adult Contemporary Music
Ownership
OwnerGreat Plains Christian Radio, Inc.[1]

Sister stations

KHYM
History

First air date

September 5, 1992[2][3]
Technical information[4]

Licensing authority

FCC
Facility ID24987
ClassC1
ERP100,000 Watts
HAAT285 meters (935 ft)

Transmitter coordinates

37°28′34″N 100°36′01″W / 37.47609°N 100.60024°W / 37.47609; -100.60024
Links

Public license information

  • LMS
    • WebcastListen to KJIL West
    Listen to KJIL East
    Websitekjil.com

    KJIL is a Christian radio station broadcasting on 99.1 FM, licensed to Copeland, Kansas and serving the areas of Dodge City, Kansas, Garden City, Kansas, and Liberal, Kansas. The station is owned by Great Plains Christian Radio.[1]

    The station's format consists primarily of Christian adult contemporary music, with a few Christian talk and teaching programs.[5]

    History[edit]

    KJIL began broadcasting September 5, 1992.[2][3] The station's first translator began broadcasting in 1994.[3] In December 1999, 90.7 KJOV in Woodward, Oklahoma began simulcasting KJIL.[6] Great Plains Christian Radio purchased the station for $60,000 the following year.[7]

    In 2001, Great Plains Christian Radio acquired country music formatted KDMM-FM 105.7 in Herington, Kansas, and the station adopted a Christian adult contemporary format, with its call sign being changed to KJRL.[3][8][9]

    Translators[edit]

    KJIL is also heard on translators throughout Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado, as well as on full power stations KJRL 105.7 in Herington, Kansas, KJLG 91.9 in Emporia, Kansas, KJGC 88.9 in Garden City, Kansas, KJHI 88.7 in Haviland, Kansas, KJVL 88.1 in Hutchinson, Kansas, KJIH 89.9 in Manhattan, Kansas, KZUH 92.7 in Minneapolis, Kansas, KJLJ 88.5 in Scott City, Kansas, KNGM 88.9 in Guymon, Oklahoma, KJOV 90.7 in Woodward, Oklahoma, KJHL 90.9 in Boise City, Oklahoma, and KJLB 89.7 in Lamar, Colorado.[10]

    Kansas[edit]

    Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
    KJRL 105.7 FM Herington, Kansas 40115 12,500 141 m (463 ft) C3 LMS
    KJLG 91.9 FM Emporia, Kansas 10904 3,000 81 m (266 ft) A LMS
    KJGC 88.9 FM Garden City, Kansas 763819 240 84 m (276 ft) A LMS
    KJHI 88.7 FM Haviland, Kansas 764008 2,500 128 m (420 ft) A LMS
    KJVL 88.1 FM Hutchinson, Kansas 174370 570 57 m (187 ft) A LMS
    KJIH 89.9 FM Manhattan, Kansas 171769 3,500 92 m (302 ft) A LMS
    KJLJ 88.5 FM Scott City, Kansas 174179 25,000 89 m (292 ft) C3 LMS
    KZUH 92.7 FM Minneapolis, Kansas {{{fid8}}} 50,000 142 m (466 ft) C2 FMQ
    K234AG 94.7 FM Ashland, Kansas 82411 205 59 m (194 ft) D LMS
    K250AT 97.9 FM Belleville, Kansas {{{fid10}}} 180 33.4 m (110 ft) D FMQ
    K244EL 96.7 FM Clay Center, Kansas {{{fid11}}} 208 68 m (223 ft) D FMQ
    K294AI 106.7 FM Courtland, Kansas {{{fid12}}} 250 44 m (144 ft) D FMQ
    K228EE 93.5 FM Elkhart, Kansas {{{fid13}}} 170 102.2 m (335 ft) D FMQ
    K203FB 88.5 FM Hays, Kansas {{{fid14}}} 250 69 m (226 ft) D FMQ
    K222AX 92.3 FM Junction City, Kansas {{{fid15}}} 170 44.5 m (146 ft) D FMQ
    K299AR 107.7 FM McPherson, Kansas {{{fid16}}} 170 82.3 m (270 ft) D FMQ
    K266BZ 101.1 FM Ness City, Kansas {{{fid17}}} 170 72 m (236 ft) D FMQ
    K237DN 95.3 FM Pratt, Kansas {{{fid18}}} 170 55 m (180 ft) D FMQ
    K209GC 89.7 FM Quinter, Kansas {{{fid19}}} 232 74 m (243 ft) D FMQ
    K243BD 96.5 FM Salina, Kansas {{{fid20}}} 250 30 m (98 ft) D FMQ
    K219DC 91.7 FM St. John, Kansas {{{fid21}}} 225 26 m (85 ft) D FMQ
    K204CD 88.7 FM Tribune, Kansas {{{fid22}}} 250 39 m (128 ft) D FMQ
    K231BG 94.1 FM WaKeeney, Kansas {{{fid23}}} 170 68.5 m (225 ft) D FMQ

    Oklahoma[edit]

    Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
    KJHL 90.9 FM Boise City, Oklahoma 175834 10,000 107 m (351 ft) C3 LMS
    KNGM 88.9 FM Guymon, Oklahoma 174174 25,000 98 m (322 ft) C3 LMS
    KJOV 90.7 FM Woodward, Oklahoma 73666 25,000 121 m (397 ft) C2 LMS
    K227DZ 93.3 FM Alva, Oklahoma 142233 250 50 m (164 ft) D LMS
    K204FY 88.7 FM Fairview, Oklahoma 88638 50 176.4 m (579 ft) D LMS
    K204GU 88.7 FM Enid, Oklahoma 21057 140 0 m (0 ft) D LMS

    Texas[edit]

    Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
    K218BS 91.5 FM Booker, Texas 6415 193 54 m (177 ft) D LMS
    K295BU 106.9 FM Dumas, Texas 142239 170 79.7 m (261 ft) D LMS
    K211CF 90.1 FM Perryton, Texas 9046 176 83 m (272 ft) D LMS
    K296FF 107.1 FM Spearman, Texas 142297 170 59 m (194 ft) D LMS

    Colorado[edit]

    Call sign Frequency City of license FID ERP (W) HAAT Class FCC info
    KJLB 89.7 FM Lamar, Colorado 764002 1,000 70 m (230 ft) A LMS
    K203BW 88.5 FM Holly, Colorado 60769 195 38 m (125 ft) D LMS

    References[edit]

    1. ^ a b FM Query Results: KJIL, fcc.gov. Retrieved October 22, 2018.
  • ^ a b Broadcasting & Cable Yearbook 2010, Broadcasting & Cable, 2010. p. D-228. Retrieved October 22, 2018.
  • ^ a b c d "Ministry History: Look How Far We've Come". KHYM. Archived from the original on February 1, 2009. Retrieved October 22, 2018.
  • ^ "Facility Technical Data for KJIL". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
  • ^ Programs & On Demand Listening, KJIL. Retrieved October 22, 2018.
  • ^ "KJIL Purchases full time station in Woodward!". KJIL. Archived from the original on February 5, 2002. Retrieved October 23, 2018.
  • ^ "Transactions", Radio & Records. March 10, 2000. p. 8. Retrieved October 23, 2018.
  • ^ "Format Changes & Updates", M Street Journal. Vol. 18, Issue 24. August 8, 2001. p. 6. Retrieved October 23, 2018.
  • ^ "Radio Business", Radio & Records. July 27, 2001. p. 6. Retrieved October 23, 2018.
  • ^ "How To Listen", KJIL. Retrieved September 26, 2023.

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