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AM DX Opportunities list (stations that are off-air)

Steve Green NEPA

Steve Green NEPA

Doubtless, in some form available elsewhere there are lists of AM stations that have signed off for good.
I was an AM DX radio club member on three occasions, but was wondering if Radio-Discussions would be okay with such a list of their own (at the present rate no doubt updated frequently) ?
Perhaps one master list to be added to like a spread sheet ...... maybe color-coded fonts for the four major domestic time zones ..... stations that have dropped power/gone omni to feed FM translators.....
I can think of a half a dozen NEPA stations
Just a thought.
 
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