For anyone interested, I did a search of the FCC's database of AM stations in North America, opting for a list of all stations. Having copied and pasted the very long list into a plain-text file and finding it pretty cumbersome, I removed some unessential columns, such as licencing data, etc. and reduced the sizes of the columns a bit. You can download the list here:
http://gerryb.altervista.org/radio/MW_Freq_List.txt
Note that you'll need to view the list with a monospaced font, such as Courier, etc. to keep the columns aligned. The list covers all of the U.S., Canada and Mexico, as well as some South American countries. Many of the stations are listed twice to reflect their day and night power levels, so at first glance you'll see what look like duplicate lines.
I'm not sure how long I'll leave the file on my personal website. but I've blocked it from the search engines, since it's not relevant to the rest of the site's content.
http://gerryb.altervista.org/radio/MW_Freq_List.txt
Note that you'll need to view the list with a monospaced font, such as Courier, etc. to keep the columns aligned. The list covers all of the U.S., Canada and Mexico, as well as some South American countries. Many of the stations are listed twice to reflect their day and night power levels, so at first glance you'll see what look like duplicate lines.
I'm not sure how long I'll leave the file on my personal website. but I've blocked it from the search engines, since it's not relevant to the rest of the site's content.