Robeline, Louisiana

8

TV Stations

31

Channels

We found 8 TV stations broadcasting 31 digital TV channels in the Robeline, Louisiana, area, including local CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, and CW affiliates.

KALB NewsChannel 5 Alexandria, LA

CH 5UHF63.4 miles away

NBC5.1
CBS5.2
CW Plus5.3
Circle5.4
Grit5.5
Oxygen5.6

KMSS Fox 33 Shreveport, LA

CH 33UHF78.6 miles away

FOX33.1
Rewind TV33.2

KLAX ABC 31 Alexandria, LA

CH 31UHF42.9 miles away

ABC31.1
MeTV31.2
Ion31.3

KLPA Louisiana Public Broadcasting Alexandria, LA

CH 25UHF43.0 miles away

PBS25.1
PBS Kids25.2
Create25.3

KBCA H&I 41 CenLa Alexandria, LA

CH 41UHF65.5 miles away

Heroes & Icons41.1
Antenna TV41.2
Start TV41.3
Cozi TV41.4
Story Television41.5

KSHV V 45 Shreveport, LA

CH 45UHF78.6 miles away

MyNetworkTV45.1
Ion Mystery45.2
Ion45.3
Quest45.4

KSLA News 12 Shreveport, LA

CH 12UHF79.1 miles away

CBS12.1
Circle12.2
Bounce TV12.3
Grit12.4
Dabl12.5
Defy TV12.6
Quest45.4

KADO Shreveport, LA

CH 40UHF63.4 miles away

Daystar40.1

TV Stations in Robeline, Louisiana

Callsign	Channel	Network
KALB	5	NBC +5
KMSS	33	FOX +1
KLAX	31	ABC +2
KLPA	25	PBS +2
KBCA	41	Heroes & Icons +4
KSHV	45	MyNetworkTV +3
KSLA	12	CBS +6
KADO	40	Daystar

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