Cedar Island, North Carolina

7

TV Stations

36

Channels

We found 7 TV stations broadcasting 36 digital TV channels in the Cedar Island, North Carolina, area, including local CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, and CW affiliates.

WUNM PBS NC Jacksonville, NC

CH 19UHF51.5 miles away

PBS19.1
PBS Kids19.2
The Explorer Channel19.3
The North Carolina Channel19.4

WITN Washington, NC

CH 7UHF60.6 miles away

NBC7.1
MyNetworkTV7.2
MeTV7.3
Start TV7.4
Heroes & Icons7.5
Circle7.6
Oxygen7.7

WUND PBS NC Edenton, NC

CH 2UHF65.5 miles away

PBS2.1
PBS Kids2.2
The Explorer Channel2.3
The North Carolina Channel2.4

WYDO Fox Eastern Carolina Greenville, NC

CH 14UHF51.5 miles away

FOX14.1
Bounce TV14.2
Charge!14.3
Stadium14.4

WEPX Greenville, NC

CH 38UHF63.1 miles away

Ion38.1
Court TV38.2
Grit38.3
Laff38.4
Defy TV38.5
Scripps News38.6
Jewelry TV38.7
HSN38.8
QVC38.9

WCTI NewsChannel 12 New Bern, NC

CH 12VHF51.5 miles away

ABC12.1
Comet12.2
Dabl12.3
TBD12.4

WNCT Greenville, NC

CH 9VHF60.6 miles away

CBS9.1
CW Plus9.2
Rewind TV9.3
Ion Mystery9.4

TV Stations in Cedar Island, North Carolina

Callsign	Channel	Network
WUNM	19	PBS +3
WITN	7	NBC +6
WUND	2	PBS +3
WYDO	14	FOX +3
WEPX	38	Ion +8
WCTI	12	ABC +3
WNCT	9	CBS +3

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