France Bleu Nord

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France Bleu Nord

City	Lille
Broadcast area	Nord-Pas-de-Calais
Frequency	see frequencies
Programming
Language(s)	French
Ownership
Owner	Radio France
Sister stations	see France Bleu
History
First air date	19 May 1980 (1980-05-19)
Former call signs	Fréquence Nord (1980-1992) Radio France Fréquence Nord (1992-2000)
Links
Website	France Bleu Nord

France Bleu Nord is a French public radio station part of the France Bleu network for the departments of Nord and Pas-de-Calais.

History[]

France Bleu Nord was established on May 19, 1980 and was dubbed Fréquence Nord by the Radio France journalist Jacqueline Baudrier.

On September 4, 2000, 38 local stations of Radio France and Radio Bleue partnered together to become France Bleu. After this, the name of Radio France-Fréquence Nord changed to France Bleu Nord.

Frequencies[]

Nord (59)[]

• Dunkerque : 92.6 MHz
• Lille : 87.8 MHz (city), 94.7 (Nord)
• Maubeuge : 88.1 MHz
• Valenciennes : 87.7

Pas-de-Calais (62)[]

• Auxi-le-Château : 95.6 MHz
• Boulogne-sur-Mer : 95.5 MHz
• Calais : 106.2 MHz
• Étaples : 97.8 MHz
• Marconne : 94.3 MHz

Belgium[]

France Bleu Nord can also be heard clearly in the south-west area of Belgium:

• Bruges : 94.7 MHz
• Courtray : 94.7 MHz
• Mons : 88.1 MHz
• Mouscron : 87.8, 94.7 MHz
• Tournai : 94.7 MHz
• Ypres : 87.8 MHz, 94.7 MHz

References[]

External links[]

• France Bleu
• Radio France Website

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