UK TV frequencies map - channel C39 (618.0MHz)

This page shows television services transmitted on the frequencies used within the UK. Please click on the links to the right to show the places that use a given frequencies on the map.

Channel 39 is to be designated for non TV use by 2012.

Please click a link in the MAP SELECTIONS column to the right --->
°Leeds
°Leeds
°London
°London
°Birmingham
°Birmingham
°Bristol
°Bristol
°Plymouth
°Plymouth
°Cardiff
°Cardiff
°Newcastle
°Newcastle
°Aberdeen
°Aberdeen
°Glasgow
°Glasgow
°Carlisle
°Carlisle
°Nottingham
°Nottingham
°Southampton
°Southampton
°Norwich
°Norwich
°Oxford
°Oxford
°Cambridge
°Cambridge
°Manchester
°Manchester
°Kingston upon Hull
°Kingston upon Hull
°Belfast
°Belfast
°Tunbridge Wells
°Tunbridge Wells
°Saint Helier
°Saint Helier

Show enlarged C39 map with towns and cities

Show post switchover C39 map

Click on a selection to see the use of the frequency over the UK. Items marked with * are due to be deallocated from TV by Ofcom.

C21 C22 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30 C31* C32* C33* C34* C35* C36* C37* C38* C39* C40* C41 C42 C43 C44 C45 C46 C47 C48 C49 C50 C51 C52 C53 C54 C55 C56 C57 C58 C59 C60 C61 C62 C63* C64* C65* C66* C67* C68*
BBC ONE analogue
BBC TWO analogue
itv-1 analogue
C4 analogue
five analogue
Freeview Mux 1/PSB1
Freeview Mux 2/PSB2
Freeview Mux A/COM4
Freeview Mux B/PSB3
Freeview Mux C/COM5
Freeview Mux D/COM6

Your comments are always welcome. Please use the form below to add your thoughts or questions to this page. We will get back to you as soon as we can.

Why not use many more smaller (lower power) TV transmitters similar to mobile phone masts then you could use lower power and more channels using 64QAM multiplexer plus the 4 colour map solution giving even more potential channels.

Posted by Stafford Carr (1 post) on Monday 2 July 2007 10:21PM GB
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Stafford Carr: Three reasons: firstly that it would require almost everyone to get a new TV aerial, whereas the current scheme only will require a small percentage to get them; secondly the costs of construction and distribution would be excessive, the third reason is that the existing transmission frequnecies are used, the current digital signals are added to the analogue transmitter plan.
Posted by Briantistplatinum (21,369 posts) on Tuesday 3 July 2007 8:07AM GB
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Would you please explain why it was decided to use QAM16 coding on four of the multiplexers, while the other two use QAM64 ? I am in a marginal area, and I can just resolve QAM16 signals, but the background noise defeats the finer discrimination needed to decode QAM64. The result is that I cannot get any ITV channel or Channel 5 (maybe not such a bad thing!). Whilst I am resigned to upgrading my aerial system, I would like to know the technical reason for making this decision on multiplexer coding.
Posted by Peter Barkway (1 post) on Thursday 10 January 2008 5:45PM GB
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I have recently purchased a freeview tv for my aunt in Cambridge and last night (11th Aug) I got most channels except ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 - is there a reason for this?

Many thanks
Posted by Sarah Palmer (1 post) on Tuesday 12 August 2008 7:44AM GB
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Sarah Palmer: This is the "usual problem" - please see Two frequency interference
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Posted by Briantistplatinum (21,369 posts) on Tuesday 12 August 2008 8:22AM GB
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I've just plugged in my freeview box and whilst I can see the menu for all 75 channels, I can't see any pictures when I click ok. Nothing happens it just stays on the menu screen. The little black box within the screen also stays blank whilst I scroll through the channel choices. any ideas what I'm doing wrong. I live at postcode CA11 OBZ so should have a signal - aerial on roof needing upgrading maybe (it looks knackered!)
Appreciate any advice.
Lisa (map)
Posted by lisa (1 post) on Tuesday 12 August 2008 9:05AM GB
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