WAAA-LP

WAAA-LP
Westville, Indiana
Channels	Analog: 49 (UHF)
Affiliations	independent
Owner	Aqua-Land Communications
Founded	October 29, 1990
Former callsigns	W04CQ
Former channel number(s)	4
Former affiliations	All News Channel (to 2004)
Transmitter power	87 kW

WAAA-LP is a low-power television station in Westville, Indiana, broadcasting locally on UHF channel 49. Formerly known as W04CQ, the station moved to its current frequency and resumed broadcasting on July 15, 2007.

It is currently not known what programming the station broadcasts.

External links

Query the FCC's TV station database for WAAA-LP

Broadcast television in the Michiana area

Reception of low-powered stations may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Stations	WYGN-LD (10.1 3ABN, 10.2 3ABN Latino, 10.3 3ABN Radio, 10.4 Radio 74) WNDU-TV (16.1 NBC, 16.2 Antenna TV) WEID-LP 18 (Daystar) WSBT-TV (22.1 CBS, 22.2 Fox) WCWW-LD (25.1 CW, 25.2 This TV) WSJV (28.1 H&I, 28.2 Escape) WNIT (34.1 PBS) WHME-TV (46.1 LeSea, 46.2 Cozi TV, 46.3 Blank, 46.4 Bulletin board/WHPD audio) WAAA-LP 49 (Ind.) WBND-LD (57.1 ABC, 57.2 MeTV, 57.3 Movies!) WMYS-LD (69.1 MNTV, 69.2 TMD from WYTU-LD Milwaukee, 69.3 Decades)

Adjacent areas	Chicago Grand Rapids Fort Wayne Indianapolis

Michigan broadcast television areas by city Alpena Detroit Duluth, MN Flint–Saginaw–Bay City Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo Green Bay, WI Lansing/Jackson Marquette Northern Michigan South Bend, IN Toledo, OH

Other television stations in the state of Indiana

America One affiliates	WREP-LD 15 (Martinsville) WRLW-CD 17 (Salem) WJTS-CD 18 (Jasper)

Independent stations	W06BD 6 (Princeton) WWJS-CD 9 (Clarksville) WAAA-LP 49 (Westville)

Spanish-language television stations	WDNI-CD 19 (TMD, Indianapolis) WMYS-LD2 69.2 (TMD, South Bend)

Other Chicago market stations	WODN-LP 13 (DW, Portage)

Other Indianapolis market stations	WIIH-CD 17 (Local Weather Station) WALV-CD 50 (Cozi TV) WIPX 63 (ION)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Indiana See also Religious and Spanish TV stations

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