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XHLAT

XHLAT is the call sign for the TV Azteca television station in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. The station repeats programming from Azteca 7. This channel also broadcasts local news and programming. XHLAT also broadcasts in HDTV on DTV 50.1 and virtual channel 33.1. This station was among the first in Mexico to broadcast in digital signal.[1]

References

  1. ^ Transicion a TDT (Transition to DT) (Spanish)

External links

v • d • Broadcast television in the Laredo Borderplex (Laredo / Nuevo Laredo)
American stations

KGNS-TV (8.1 NBC, 8.2 CW, 8.3 TMD) • KVTV (13.1 CBS) • KETF 25 (TFU) • KLDO (27.1 UNI, 27.2 TFU, 27.3 FOX/MNTV, 27.4 LATV) • KXOF 39 (FOX/MNTV/LATV) • KNEX 55 (AZA) • KLMV 68 (Ind.)
Mexican stations

XEFE 2 (Televisa XHGC/XHTV) • XHBR 11 (Televisa XEW) • XHLNA 21 (TV Azteca 13) • XHLAT 33 (TV Azteca 7) • XHNAT 45 (Multimedios) • XHNAN 55 (TVNL, Anahuac) • XHLAR 57 (Televisa local)
San Antonio stations available on cable

KENS 5 (CBS) • KLRN 9 (PBS) • KSAT 12 (ABC)
Texas Broadcast television areas by city:

Abilene/Sweetwater • Amarillo (Texas Panhandle) • Austin • Beaumont/Port Arthur • Corpus Christi • Dallas-Fort Worth • Del Rio, TX • El Paso • Houston • Laredo • Lubbock • Midland-Odessa (Permian Basin) • Rio Grande Valley • San Angelo • San Antonio • Sherman/Ada, OK • Texarkana/Shreveport, LA • Tyler/Longview (East Texas) • Victoria • Waco/Bryan (Brazos Valley) • Wichita Falls/Lawton, OK
v City of Nuevo Laredo
Attractions and Sports

Bravos de Nuevo Laredo • Casa de Cultura • Centro Cultural • Ciudad Deportiva • Estadio Nuevo Laredo • Gimnasio Multidisciplinario Nuevo Laredo • Parque la Junta • Parque Viveros • Paseo Reforma • Teatro de la Ciudad • Tecolotes de Nuevo Laredo • Valores de Nuevo Laredo
History

Catedral del Espíritu Santo • Don Tomás Sánchez • San Agustin de Laredo Historic District • Republic of the Rio Grande • Flag of the Republic of the Rio Grande
Media
Newspapers

El Diario de Nuevo Laredo • El Mañana • Primera Hora • Última Hora • Laredo Morning Times • LareDOS • Zapata Times
Television

XEFE Televisa 2 • KGNS NBC-HD 8.1 • KTXW CW 8.2 • KGNS Telemundo 8.3 • XHBR XEW 11.1 • KVTV CBS 13 • XHLNA Azteca 13 21.1 • KETF Telefutura 25 • KLDO Univision 27 • XHLAT Azteca 7 33.1 KLDO LATV 27.4 • KXOF FOX 39 • XHNAT Multimedios 45 • KNEX Azteca America 55 • XHLAR Televisa 57 • KLMV-LP Independent 68
Radio

AM: 790 XEFE • 890 KVOZ • 960 XEK • 1000 XENLT • 1090 XEWL • 1300 KLAR • 1340 XEBK • 1370 XEGNK • 1410 XEAS • 1490 KLNT • 1550 XENU FM: 88.1 KHOY • 88.9 XHLDO • 89.9 KBNL • 91.3 XHNOE • 92.7 KJBZ • 94.1 XHTLN • 94.9 KQUR • 95.7 XHBK • 97.1 XHNLO • 98.1 KRRG • 99.3 XHNK • 101.5 XHAS • 102.3 XHMW • 103.3 XHAHU • 104.9 XHNLR • 106.1 KNEX 106.5 La Tremenda • 107.3 XHGTS
Transportation

Gateway to the Americas International Bridge • Juárez-Lincoln International Bridge • Texas-Mexican Railway International Bridge • World Trade International Bridge • Colombia-Solidarity International Bridge • Mexican Federal Highway 2 • Mexican Federal Highway 85 • Mexican Federal Highway 85D • Tamaulipas State Highway 1
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