WJPI

Coordinates: 35°50′48.00″N 76°45′22.00″W / 35.8466667°N 76.7561111°W / 35.8466667; -76.7561111

WJPI
City	Plymouth, North Carolina
Frequency	1470 kHz
Format	Defunct (Urban gospel)
Power	5,000 watts day
Class	D
Facility ID	52736
Transmitter coordinates	35°50′48.00″N 76°45′22.00″W / 35.8466667°N 76.7561111°W / 35.8466667; -76.7561111
Former callsigns	DWJPI (2004-2000)
Owner	24-7 Communications, LLC

WJPI (1470 AM) was an Urban Gospel radio station formerly licensed to Plymouth, North Carolina, USA. The station was owned by 24-7 Communications, LLC.^[1]^[2]

WJPI went silent on April 1, 2011. On September 28, 2012, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) cancelled the station's license and deleted the WJPI call sign from its database.

References

↑ "WJPI Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
↑ "WJPI Station Information Profile". Arbitron.

External links

Query the FCC's AM station database for WJPI

Radio-Locator Information on WJPI

Query Nielsen Audio's AM station database for WJPI

Daytime-Only radio stations in North Carolina

Stations	WANG - Havelock WARR - Warrenton WAUG - New Hope WBFJ - Winston-Salem WCIS - Morganton WCLN - Clinton WCLW - Eden WCOK - Sparta WCPS - Tarboro WCXN - Claremont WDSL - Mocksville WDRU - Creedmoor WEAL - Greensboro WECR - Newland WEGG - Rose Hill WGCR - Pisgah Forest WGOS - High Point WGSB - Mebane WGTM - Spindale WHNC - Henderson WKGX - Lenoir WKTE - King WLLQ - Chapel Hill WLTT - Carolina Beach WLWL - Rockingham WNOW - Mint Hill WOBX - Wanchese WOGR - Charlotte WPEK - Fairview WPIP - Winston-Salem WPYB - Benson WREV - Reidsville WRNA - China Grove WRRZ - Clinton WRTG - Garner WRXO - Roxboro WSME - Camp Lejeune WSMX - Winston-Salem WTCG - Mount Holly WTSB - Selma WTXY - Whiteville WVOE - Chadbourn WWDR - Murfreesboro WWOL - Forest City WXIT - Blowing Rock WXNC - Monroe WYAL - Scotland Neck WYNC - Yanceyville WYZD - Dobson WZOO - Asheboro

Defunct	WJPI - Plymouth

See also: Clear channel radio stations and Why AM Radio Stations Must Reduce Power, Change Operations, or Cease Operations at Night

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