Back in February, I mentioned in The Spectrum Monitor column that the Bonneville Power Administration was in the process of expanding their radio network. The BPA, part of the Department of Energy, is responsible for distributing power generated by some of the hydroelectric facilities in the Pacific Northwest. The BPA operated in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and parts of California and Montana.
Here is a list of what might be in use once the project is completed:
168.2250 CA, CO, ID, MT, OR, WA
168.3250 ID, MT, OR, WA
172.5000 ID, MT, OR, WA
172.5250 ID, MT, OR, WA, WY
172.5750 CA, ID, MT, OR, WA
173.0625 Beverly, WA
173.1125 Boistfort Peak, Deer Creek, WA
173.1375 OR, WA
173.1500 ID, OR, WA
173.1625 MT, WA
173.1750 Capitol Peak, WA
173.1875 Targhee Substation, ID
173.4500 Capitol Peak, Sickler Substation, Teanaway, WA
173.4750 Blacktail Peak, MT, Central Ferry Substation, WA
173.5500 MT, OR
173.5750 Stampede Pass, WA
173.6000 Sunnyside, WA
173.6125 Mt. Hebo, Shaniko, OR
173.6375 Bald Mountain, MT
173.6500 Calx Mountain, MT, Augspurger Mountain, WA
173.7125 Beverly, WA
173.7250 Haystack Butte, WA
173.7375 Bald Mountain, MT, Cougar, West Portland, OR
173.7500 Roosevelt, Tunk Mountain, WA
173.8000 Hilltop Substation, CA, Ripplebrook, OR
173.8125 Skyrocket, WA
173.9500 Malaga, WA
173.9750 Ripplebrook, OR
406.1875 ID, OR
407.4000 ID, WA
415.1875 ID, OR
416.4000 ID, WA