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Hayward, WI

7 TV Stations

30 Free Channels

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We found 7 TV stations broadcasting 30 digital TV channels near Hayward, WI, including local ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW, and PBS channels.

Now Broadcasting Free In Hayward, WI

Ch Network Station

3.1

CW KDLH

Duluth, MN 3.2

True Crime Network KDLH

Minnesota Channel WDSE

Wisconsin Channel WHWC

TV STATIONS NEAR ME

KQDS· Fox 21Duluth, MN

CH 21UHF66.0 miles away

FOX21.1
Antenna TV21.2

KBJRSuperior, WI

CH 6UHF65.7 miles away

NBC6.1
CBS6.2
MyNetworkTV6.3

WHWC· PBS WisconsinMenomonie, WI

CH 28UHF73.0 miles away

PBS28.1
Wisconsin Channel28.2
Create28.3
PBS Kids28.4

KDLH· Duluth CWDuluth, MN

CH 3UHF65.7 miles away

CW3.1
True Crime Network3.2
Laff3.3
Court TV3.4
Ion Mystery3.5
Quest3.6

WDIODuluth, MN

CH 10VHF65.8 miles away

ABC10.1
MeTV10.2
Ion10.3
Defy TV10.4
Grit10.5
Scripps News10.6

WDSE· PBS NorthDuluth, MN

CH 8VHF66.0 miles away

PBS8.1
World8.2
Create8.3
Minnesota Channel8.4
PBS Kids8.5

KCWVDuluth, MN

CH 27UHF65.6 miles away

TCT27.1
SonLife27.2
Bounce TV27.4
Great27.7

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TV Stations in Hayward, WI

Every station broadcasting in the area. Search or sort by callsign, channel, or network.

Callsign	Channel	Network
KQDS	21	FOX +1
KBJR	6	NBC +2
WHWC	28	PBS +3
KDLH	3	CW +5
WDIO	10	ABC +5
WDSE	8	PBS +4
KCWV	27	TCT +3

What antenna do you need in Hayward, WI?

The nearest transmitter is 65.6 miles away, and most of the lineup sits within 73 miles.

For Hayward we would start with an outdoor or roof-mounted antenna. The transmitters are a long way from town. An outdoor antenna mounted as high as possible, pointed toward the towers, is what it takes to receive the full lineup reliably.

Learn more about choosing an antenna