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Danville, VA (1979)

Source: 1980 Broadcasting Yearbook

2 - WFMY (CBS 2 Greensboro)
3 - WBRA (PBS 15 Roanoke)
4 - WTBS (IND 17 Atlanta)
5 - WTTG (IND 5 Washington)
6 - WDCA (IND 20 Washington)
7 - WDBJ (CBS 7 Roanoke)
8 - WGHP (ABC 8 High Point)
9 - Local Access
10 - WSLS (NBC 10 Roanoke)
11 - WTVD (CBS 11 Durham)
12 - WXII (NBC 12 Winston-Salem)
13 - WSET (ABC 13 Lynchburg)
14/A - MSG Sports
15/B - WPTF (NBC 28 Durham)
16/C - KTVU (IND 2 Oakland)
17/D - WGN (IND 9 Chicago)
18/E - WRAL (ABC 5 Raleigh)
19/F - WCVE (PBS 23 Richmond)
20/G - WUNC (PBS 4 Chapel Hill)
21/H - HBO
22/I - PTL Network
 
KTVU had early satellite carriage, but went away pretty quickly, before TVRO/C-Band became popular. KTVU was still carried in southern Oregon throughout the '80s on microwave.
WGN-9 Chicago also went to satellite around this time, bringing the Cubs and Bozo to a growing national audience.
 
KTVU had early satellite carriage, but went away pretty quickly, before TVRO/C-Band became popular. KTVU was still carried in southern Oregon throughout the '80s on microwave.
WGN-9 Chicago also went to satellite around this time, bringing the Cubs and Bozo to a growing national audience.

I think KTVU still had cable carriage well into the 1990s in far northern California and southern Oregon, due to those areas not having a FOX affiliate of their own
 
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