Radio Minería

Radio Minería
	Chile;
Frequencies	List 1060 kHz (Santiago) ; 1440 kHz (Arica) ; 1500 kHz (Iquique) ; 590 kHz (Antofagasta) ; 1250 kHz (La Serena) ; 800 kHz (Greater Valparaíso) ; 1220 kHz (Greater Temuco) ; 1450 kHz (Puerto Varas) ; 95.3 MHz (Coyhaique) ; 1260 kHz (Punta Arenas);
Ownership
Owner	Sociedad Nacional de Minería (1941-1970); Cruzat-Larraín Group (1976-1991); Holanda Comunicaciones (1991-1999)
Sister stations	Radio Galaxia (1975-1991)
History
First air date	July 16, 1941
Last air date	March 31, 1999; 26 years ago
Former call signs	List CB-106 (Santiago) ; CA-144 (Arica) ; CA-150 (Iquique) ; CA-59 (Antofagasta) ; CA-125 (La Serena) ; CB-80 (Greater Valparaíso) ; CD-122 (Temuco) ; CD-145 (Puerto Varas) ; XQD-170 (Coyhaique) ; CD-126 (Punta Arenas);

Radio Minería was a Chilean radio station that operated from 22 June 1941 to 31 March 1999.^[1]

List

OwnerSociedad Nacional de Minería (1941-1970)
Cruzat-Larraín Group (1976-1991)
Holanda Comunicaciones (1991-1999)

Radio Galaxia (1975-1991)

First air date

July 16, 1941

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Radio Mineria was founded by the Sociedad Nacional de Minería (National Mining Society) (SONAMI).^[2]

References

Ownership
Chile
Frequencies	List 1060 kHz (Santiago) 1440 kHz (Arica) 1500 kHz (Iquique) 590 kHz (Antofagasta) 1250 kHz (La Serena) 800 kHz (Greater Valparaíso) 1220 kHz (Greater Temuco) 1450 kHz (Puerto Varas) 95.3 MHz (Coyhaique) 1260 kHz (Punta Arenas)
Owner	Sociedad Nacional de Minería (1941-1970) Cruzat-Larraín Group (1976-1991) Holanda Comunicaciones (1991-1999)
Sister stations	Radio Galaxia (1975-1991)
History
First air date	July 16, 1941 (1941-07-16)
Last air date	March 31, 1999; 26 years ago (1999-03-31)
Former call signs	List CB-106 (Santiago) CA-144 (Arica) CA-150 (Iquique) CA-59 (Antofagasta) CA-125 (La Serena) CB-80 (Greater Valparaíso) CD-122 (Temuco) CD-145 (Puerto Varas) XQD-170 (Coyhaique) CD-126 (Punta Arenas)