Try this web site for list of repeaters.
 
 
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 <http://www.amateur-radio.net>  	
K1IW Amateur Repeater and Broadcast Transmitters Database Websearch	

Use this form to generate a list or amateur repeaters and broadcast
transmitters to your specifications.
The database covers the fifty U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and the
ten Canadian provinces. 	

  

 
List all transmitters within 

 
miles of  
 
.  
List only the closest transmitter for each frequency.
 Show systems noted as off-air (dark)

Enter location in the form Townname, ST. Use a comma after town name, and
the USPS standard two-letter abbreviation for the state.
OR You can enter the Latitude/Longitude in the form DDMMSSN/DDMMSSW.


Band(s):	 
50 MHz/6m
144 MHz/2m
222 MHz/1.25m	 440 MHz/70cm
902 MHz/33cm
1280 MHz/23cm	 AM Broadcast
FM Broadcast
TV Broadcast	

 

Filter: 
	 (optional)
Case Sensitive
You may enter a text string which must appear somewhere in the record in
order for that record to be displayed.
Click  <http://rptr.amateur-radio.net/arn/rptr/filter_examples.html> here
for some examples. If you leave this field blank, no filter will be applied.

  	

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Broadcast transmitter information is obtained from the FCC database.
Repeater information is from the NFCC official coordination entity (OCE)
when available.
Otherwise, an alternate is used. Some areas have multiple sources.
 <http://rptr.amateur-radio.net/arn/rptr/srcbystate.html> Click here for
source data details.


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