France Bleu Orléans Explained

France Bleu Orléans
City:	Orléans
Area:	Loiret, Loire-et-Cher and surrounding areas on FM
Format:	Generalist
Owner:	Radio France

France Bleu Orléans is a generalist public service radio station based in Orléans. It serves the departments of Loiret and Loir-et-Cher

History

Radio France Orléans transmitted its first broadcasts on 4 February 1985.^[1] It succeeded Radio Center which had been broadcasting since 9 June 1980, operated by FR3. The station retroceded to Radio France in 1983.^[2]

Frequencies

France Bleu Orléans broadcasts its programs on the FM band using, depending on the geographical area, the following transmission frequencies:

• Orleans / Loiret: 100.9 MHz
• Blois: 93.9 MHz
• Gien: 103.6 MHz
• Montargis: 106.8 MHz

Notes and References

1. Web site: FRANCE BLEU ORLEANS 1985/2015 . 2022-05-08 . www.labandefmduloiret.fr . fr.
2. Web site: SchooP La mémoire de la FM > Les fiches radio - www.schoop.fr . 2022-05-08 . schoop.fr.