KZMN (103.9
FM, "The Monster 103.9 & 106.7") is a
radio station
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licensed to serve
Kalispell, Montana
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. The station is owned by KOFI, Inc. It airs a
Classic rock
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music format.
Their studios are downtown Kalispell at 317 1st Ave. E. with sister station
KOFI
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. The transmitter and 570 foot tower are in Somers, on Buffalo Trail Road.
The station was assigned the KZMN call letters by the
Federal Communications Commission
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on May 15,
2003
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References
External links
KZMN official website*
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Flathead County, Montana
Classic rock radio stations in the United States
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