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From US Code USC 47 CFR 73. The FM broadcast band consists of that portion of the radio frequency spectrum between 88 MHz and 108 MHz. It is divided into 100 channels of 200 kHz each. For convenience, the frequencies available for FM broadcasting (including those assigned to non-commercial educational broadcasting) are given numerical designations which are shown in the table below:
Frequency (MHz) Channel No.88.1 201
88.3 202
88.5 203
88.7 204
88.9 205
89.1 206
89.3 207
89.5 208
89.7 209
89.9 210
90.1 211
90.7 214
90.9 215
91.1 216
91.3 217
91.5 218
91.7 219
91.9 220
92.1 221
92.3 222
92.5 223
92.7 224
92.9 225
93.1 226
93.3 227
93.5 228
93.7 229
93.9 230
94.1 231
94.3 232
94.5 233
94.7 234
94.9 235
95.1 236
95.3 237
95.5 238
95.7 239
95.9 240
96.1 241
96.3 242
96.5 243
96.7 244
96.9 245
97.1 246
97.3 247
97.5 248
97.7 249
97.9 250
98.1 251
98.7 254 98.9 255 99.1 256 99.3 257 99.5 258 99.7 259 99.9 260 100.1 261 100.3 262 100.5 263 100.7 264 100.9 265 101.1 266 101.3 267 101.5 268 101.7 269 101.9 270 102.1 271 102.3 272 102.5 273 102.7 274 102.9 275 103.1 276 103.3 277 103.5 278 103.7 279 103.9 280 104.1 281 104.3 282 104.5 283 104.7 284 104.9 285 105.1 286 105.3 287 105.5 288 105.7 289 105.9 290 106.1 291 106.7 294 106.9 295 107.1 296 107.3 297 107.5 298 107.7 299 107.9 300