Find amateur radio repeaters near you. Tap Use my location, or type a town or grid square. The nearest repeaters show on the map and in the list below, with frequency, offset and tone.
This map shows the repeaters in the free HearHam list, which is strongest on linked (IRLP, AllStar, Echolink) machines. For the most complete local list, see repeaters near here on RepeaterBook ›
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Repeater data: HearHam.com, a free crowd-sourced directory, refreshed twice a day. Listings can be out of date, so check with the repeater's club before relying on one, especially for emergency use. Pins outlined in brown come from our own local list, gathered from southern Alberta club and regional lists. Coverage circles are rough guides only; hills, valleys and your antenna make a big difference. Know of a repeater that is missing or wrong? Tell us through the Contact page. Your location is only used in your browser to sort the list; it isn't saved.