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WOTM-LD
Birmingham, Alabama United States

Channels	Digital: 35 (UHF) Virtual: 19
Programming
Affiliations	19.1: Independent
Ownership
Owner	Broadway Communications, LLC
Sister stations	WOIL-CD
History
Founded	November 15, 1996
Former call signs	W19CB (1996–2000) WOTM-LP (2000–2015)
Technical information^[1]
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	64339
Class	LD
ERP	4.8 kW
HAAT	201.5 m (661 ft)
Transmitter coordinates	33°23′51.4″N 86°39′40.9″W / 33.397611°N 86.661361°W / 33.397611; -86.661361
Links
Public license information	LMS
Website	wotm.tv

WOTM-LD (channel 19) is a low-power independent television stationinBirmingham, Alabama, United States. The station is owned by Broadway Communications, LLC.

WOTM-LD carries a number of locally produced television shows such as View Point, Central Alabama Sports Show, Sportz Blitz, and the Pelham High School Football Review. Additionally, WOTM broadcasts local high school football games and University of Alabama football games on a tape delay basis. In 2009, it hosted a weekly hour-long program by Alabama State Senator Hank Erwin.^[2]

WOTM-LD also carries religious programs, shows shared with WOIL-CD and WEAC-CD, and some programming from NewsNet.

References

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^ "Facility Technical Data for WOTM-LD". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.

^ Tidmore, Tina (May 2, 2009). "Hank Erwin at Grayson Valley". Clay News. Retrieved July 15, 2010.

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Broadcast televisioninCentral Alabama

This region includes the following cities: Birmingham

Gadsden
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations

Birmingham/ Hoover	WBRC 6 (.1 Fox, .2 Bounce, .3 The365, .4 Oxygen, .5 JTV, .6 Quest) WBIQ 10 (.1 PBS/APT, .2 PBS Kids, .3 Create, .4 World) WVTM-TV 13 (.1 NBC, .2 MeTV, .3 Story, .4 [blank], .5 Get) WOTM-LD (19.1 Ind./NewsNet) WTTO 21 (.1 CW, .2 ANT, .3 Comet, .4 TBD) WVUA 23 (.1 Cozi, .2 Grio, .4 Weather with Xpon) WTBM-CD 24 (.1 TMD) WBUN-LD 28 (Info) W18ET-D 34 (.1 HSN2) WIAT 42 (.1 CBS, .2 Mystery, .3 Grit, .4 Ion+) WPXH-TV 44 (.1 Ion, .2 Court, .3 Grit, .4 Laff, .5 Ion+, .6 Scripps, .7 HSN, .8 QVC, .9 LC) WUOA-LD 46 (.1 Visión Latina, .2 Buzzr, .3 Defy, .4 NTD America, .5 [blank], .6 LC, .7 LX, .8 TXO) W16DS-D 47 (.1 Ind./Rel.) WBMA-LD 58 (.1 ABC, .2 JS Wx, .3 Nest, .4 Charge!) WABM 68 (.1 MNTV, .2 ABC, .3 JS Wx, .4 Dabl)
Tuscaloosa	WVUA-CD 7 WDBB 17 (.1 CW, .2 ABC, .3 JS Wx) WSWH-LD 22 (.1 Heartland, .2 Retro, .3 Rev'n, .4 Action, .5 FAM) WJMY-CD 25 (.1 TMD) WSES 33 (.1 H&I, .2 Catchy, .3 Start)
Anniston/ Mount Cheaha	WCIQ 7 (.1 PBS/APT, .2 PBS Kids, .3 Create, .4 World) WGWW 40 (.1 H&I, .2 ABC, .3 JS Wx)
Gadsden	WTJP-TV 60 (.1 TBN, .2 Merit, .3 Inspire, .4 Smile, .5 Positiv)

WTTO (6.1 Fox, 13.1 NBC, 21.1 CW, 42.1 CBS, 68.2 ABC)
WSES (17.1 CW, 17.2 ABC, 33.1 H&I)

Outlying areas

WEAC-CD 24 (.1 Walk/AMGTV; Jacksonville)
WCQT-LD 27 (.1 Walk, .2 Blank; Cullman)
WOIL-CD 47 (YTA; Talladega)
WSSF-LD / WSFG-LD 51 (.1 Daystar, .2 Cowboy, .3 Smile, .4 Inspire, .5 FAM, .6 TBN; Berry/Fayette)
W25FC-D 55 (.1 Religious, .2/.3 Blank, .4 Religious; Jasper)

See also: Atlanta TV; Columbus–Tupelo TV; Huntsville TV; Montgomery TV

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Broadcast television stations by affiliation in the state of Alabama

WSB-TV 2 (Atlanta, GA)
WEAR-TV 3 (Pensacola, FL)
WTVM 9 (Columbus, GA)
WTVA-DT 9.2 (Tupelo, MS)
WTOK-TV 11 (Meridian, MS)
WDHN 18 (Dothan)
WAAY-TV 31 (Huntsville)
WNCF 32 (Montgomery)
WBMA-LD 58 / WABM 68.2 / WDBB 17.2 / WGWW 40.2 (Birmingham/Bessemer/Anniston)

WTVY-DT 4.3 (Dothan)
WTOK-DT 11.3 (Meridian, MS)
WHDF 15 / WHNT-DT 19.2 (Florence/Huntsville)
WPCH-TV 17_{ATSC 3.0} (Atlanta, GA)
WTTO 21_{ATSC 3.0} / WDBB 17 (Homewood/Bessemer)
WBMM 22 / WNCF-DT 32.2 (Tuskegee/Montgomery)
WLOV-TV 27 (West Point, MS)
WLTZ-DT 38.2 (Columbus, GA)
WFNA 55_{ATSC 3.0} (Gulf Shores)

Huntsville market: WHIQ 25 (Huntsville); WFIQ 36 (Florence)
Birmingham market: WCIQ 7 (Mount Cheaha); WBIQ 10 (Birmingham)
Meridian, MS market: WIIQ 41 (Demopolis)
Montgomery market: WDIQ 2 (Dozier); WAIQ 26 (Montgomery)
Columbus, GA market: WGIQ 43 (Louisville)
Mobile market: WEIQ 42 (Mobile)

Other

Huntsville market:	WTZT-CD 11 (Athens, Cozi)
Tupelo, MS market:	WEPH 49 (Tupelo, CTN)
Birmingham market:	WVUA-CD 7 / WVUA 23 (Northport/Tuscaloosa, This) WOTM-LD 19 (Birmingham, Ind.) WEAC-CD 24 (Sylacauga, Cowboy) WTBM-CD 24 (Birmingham, Biz) WSES 33 / WGWW 40 (Tuscaloosa/Anniston, H&I) WUOA-LD 46 (Birmingham, Buzzr) W16DS-D 47 (Birmingham, Ind./Rel.) WTJP-TV 60 (Gadsden, TBN)
Atlanta, GA market:	WUVG-DT 34 (Athens, UNI) WHSG-TV 63 (Monroe, TBN) WUPA 69 (Atlanta, Ind.)
Montgomery market:	WJMY-CD 25 (Demopolis, This) WBIH 29 (Selma, TCT) WFRZ-LD 33 (Montgomery, WS/INSP) WMCF-TV 45 (Montgomery, TBN) WIYC 48 (Troy, Cozi)
Columbus, GA market:	WGBP-TV 66 (Opelika, Cozi)
Dothan market:	WJJN-LD 5 (Dothan, Ind.)
Mobile market:	WDPM-DT 18 (Mobile, Daystar) WMPV-TV 21 (Mobile, TBN) WHBR 33 (Pensacola, FL, CTN) WJTC 44_{ATSC 3.0} (Pensacola, FL, Ind.)

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