900 AM

The following radio stations broadcast on AM frequency 900 kHz: 900 AM is a Mexican and Canadian clear channel frequency. XEW Mexico City and CKBI Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, share Class A status on 900 kHz.
Because 900 kHz is a multiple of both 9 and 10, the frequency is available for use by broadcast stations in all three ITU regions.

Argentina

LT7 in Corrientes
Radio Municipal in 25 de Mayo

Australia

VL2LT at Lithgow, New South Wales

Barbados

8PX-AM in Bridgetown

Bolivia (audible in northern Chile)

CP-128 in Cochabamba
CP-083 in Montero
CP-079 in Tarija

Cameroon

AM 900 in Yaoundé

Canada

Stations in bold are clear-channel stations.

Call sign	City of license	Daytime power	Nighttime power	Transmitter coordinates
CBRK	Kimberley, British Columbia	0.04	0.04
CKBI	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan	10	10

Chile

W Radio 090 – Santiago.

China

BEN42 in Datong
BET8 in Jiamusi
CNR The Voice of China in Benxi urban area and Jiangmen
CNR Business Radio
CRI News Radio in Beijing
SZMG News Radio in Shenzhen

Macau

XXAA-AM in Macau

Denmark

Greenland

OYJ in Umanaq

Guatemala (Channel 37)

TGMA in Puerto Barrios

Indonesia

PM4... in Banyumas
PM3B... in Cianjur
PM2B... in Jakarta
PM8C... in Kalianda
PM8BYN in Kediri
PM3C.... in Medan
PM5CHA in Padang
PM2DRO in Sanggau
PM4... in Sukorejo
PM2D... in Sumbawa
PM6CJG in Sungaipenuh
PM6... in Surabaya
PM2CRR in Tonjong Lhoknga

Iran

Radio Quran in Tehran

Italy

I1MI in Milan / Siziano

Japan

Mexico

Stations in bold are clear-channel stations.XEW-AM in Mexico City, Distrito Federal – 100 kW, transmitter located at

New Zealand

ZL4YC in Otago / Highcliff, Shiel Hill

Papua New Guinea

P2GR in Goroka

Philippines

DXRZ in Zamboanga
DYOW in Roxas

Russian Federation

RW61 in Sovetskiy

Spain

EAK13 in Bilbao
EAK57 in Cáceres
EAK39 in Granada
EAK33 in Vigo