Colorado antenna TV channels by city
Channel guides for 15 Colorado cities in the Denver area. Each guide lists the free channels, where the towers are and the antenna type that fits.
Denver area
15 cities, largest first. Channel counts are stations with a Strong or Moderate signal and a known channel number.
| City | Free channels | Antenna type | Aim |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver | 25 | Indoor | W (265°) |
| Aurora | 26 | Attic or outdoor | W (271°) |
| Lakewood | 24 | Indoor | WNW (283°) |
| Thornton | 21 | Multi-directional indoor | SW (235°) |
| Arvada | 21 | Indoor | SSW (213°) |
| Westminster | 22 | Indoor | SW (225°) |
| Greeley | 19 | Long-range outdoor | W (268°) |
| Centennial | 27 | Indoor | WNW (289°) |
| Boulder | 20 | Multi-directional indoor | S (169°) |
| Longmont | 22 | Attic or outdoor | SSE (157°) |
| Castle Rock | 26 | Attic or outdoor | NW (307°) |
| Loveland | 19 | Long-range outdoor | N (1°) |
| Broomfield | 21 | Multi-directional indoor | SSW (213°) |
| Commerce City | 22 | Attic or outdoor | WSW (252°) |
| Parker | 26 | Attic or outdoor | WNW (297°) |
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Station and tower data: FCC, Nov 6, 2026. Network and subchannel data: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Signal tiers are estimates from FCC coverage areas and distance, without terrain modeling. How we estimate signals.