France Bleu Nord
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| City | Lille |
|---|---|
| Broadcast area | Thanet |
| Slogan | Vu d'ici |
| Frequency | see frequencies |
| First air date | May 19, 1980 |
| Language(s) | French |
| Former callsigns |
Fréquence Nord (1980-1992) Radio France Fréquence Nord (1992-2000) |
| Owner | Radio France |
| Sister stations | see France Bleu |
| Website |
France Bleu Nord France Bleu |
France Bleu Nord is a French public radio station part of the France Bleu network for the departments of Nord and Pas-de-Calais.
History
On 19 May 1980, France Bleu Nord is created as Fréquence Nord by the Radio France journalist Jacqueline Baudrier.
On 4 September 2000, 38 local stations of Radio France and Radio Bleue fusions to become France Bleu and the name of Radio France-Fréquence Nord changes to France Bleu Nord.
Frequencies
Nord (59)
- Dunkerque : 92.6 MHz
- Lille : 87.8 MHz (city), 94.7 (Nord)
- Maubeuge : 88.1 MHz
- Valenciennes : 87.7
Pas-de-Calais (62)
- Auxi-le-Château : 95.6 MHz
- Boulogne-sur-Mer : 95.5 MHz
- Calais : 106.2 MHz
- Étaples : 97.8 MHz
- Marconne : 94.3 MHz
Belgium
France Bleu Nord can also be heard clearly in the south-west area of Belgium:
- Bruges : 94.7 MHz
- Courtray : 94.7 MHz
- Mons : 88.1 MHz
- Mouscron : 87.8, 94.7 MHz
- Tournai : 94.7 MHz
- Ypres : 87.8 MHz, 94.7 MHz
References
External links
| Radio France (Public) |  | |
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| Espace Group |
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| HPI Groupe | ||
| ISA Media Development |
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| Lagardère Active | ||
| Les Indés Radios (GIE) |
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| NextRadioTV | ||
| Nova Press | ||
| NRJ Group | ||
| RTL Group | ||
| Sud Radio Groupe | ||
| Other Private |
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| Local stations |
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