Pittsboro, Mississippi

9

TV Stations

34

Channels

We found 9 TV stations broadcasting 34 digital TV channels in the Pittsboro, Mississippi, area, including local CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, and CW affiliates.

WEPH CTN Northeast MS Tupelo, MS

CH 49UHF17.0 miles away

CTN49.1
CTN International49.2
CTN Lifestyle49.4

WLOV West Point, MS

CH 27UHF17.0 miles away

FOX27.1
MeTV27.2
This TV27.3

WTVA Tupelo, MS

CH 9VHF17.0 miles away

NBC9.1
ABC9.2
Ion9.3

WCBI Columbus, MS

CH 4UHF28.2 miles away

CBS4.1
MyNetworkTV4.2
CW Plus4.3
Defy TV4.4
True Crime Network4.5

WMAV MPB Oxford, MS

CH 18UHF32.3 miles away

PBS18.1
PBS Kids18.2
Create18.3
MPB Radio18.4
World18.5

WWTW Senatobia, MS

CH 34UHF71.9 miles away

TCT34.1

WMAE MPB Booneville, MS

CH 12VHF56.7 miles away

PBS12.1
PBS Kids12.2
Create12.3
MPB Radio12.4
World12.5

WMAB MPB Starkville, MS

CH 2VHF43.7 miles away

PBS2.1
PBS Kids2.2
Create2.3
MPB Radio2.4
World2.5

WBII Holly Springs, MS

CH 20UHF59.7 miles away

SonLife20.1
The Action Channel20.2
GOD TV20.3
NewsNet20.4

TV Stations in Pittsboro, Mississippi

Callsign	Channel	Network
WEPH	49	CTN +2
WLOV	27	FOX +2
WTVA	9	NBC +2
WCBI	4	CBS +4
WMAV	18	PBS +4
WWTW	34	TCT
WMAE	12	PBS +4
WMAB	2	PBS +4
WBII	20	SonLife +3

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