DWKN

DWKN (91.3 FM), broadcasting as One Radio 91.3 News FM, is a radio station owned and operated by Capricom Production & Management. Its studio is located at WCC Bldg., A. A. Berces St. cor. Sta. Cruz St., Brgy. Basud, Tabaco.[1][2][3]

DWKN (One Radio)
Tabaco
Broadcast area	Northeastern Albay
Frequency	91.3 MHz
Branding	One Radio 91.3 News FM
Programming
Language(s)	Albayanon, Filipino
Format	Contemporary MOR, News, Talk
Ownership
Owner	Capricom Production & Management
History
First air date	March 2005
Technical information
Licensing authority	NTC
Power	5,000 watts
Links
Website	http://www.oneradiotabaco.com/

References

Radio stations in the Legazpi City market
By AM frequency	DWJS 621 DZGB 729 DWZR 828 DZLG 927 DWBS 1008 DWRL 1080
By FM frequency	DWGO 88.3 DWMV 89.1 DWFX 89.9 DWJB 90.3 DWII 90.7 DWKN 91.3 DWED 91.5 DWQA 92.3 DZCL 93.1 DWCZ 94.7 DWRC 95.5 DWCW 96.3 DWGB 97.1 98.7 DWCM 99.5 DWMP 101.1 DWKP 101.9 DWJZ 102.7 DWJP 103.5 DWAY 104.3 105.1 DWBU 106.3 DWAQ 107.5 DWTJ 107.7
Defunct/Inactive call signs	DWCT DWGW DWHI¹ DWMR DWRD DZCA DZRC
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