Repeaters in EM50 and EM60

August 2026

Every repeater found in EM50/EM60 so far — the ten clubs’ own machines first, then everything else turned up by cross-checking RepeaterBook’s own county listings for the area. Real, on-air machines either way; the split just says who runs each one.

Where the best available source only gives a coverage town rather than a tower site, the dot sits at that town’s centre — an honest stand-in, not a claimed precise tower coordinate. A few sites (Five Flags ARA’s repeaters, some of RepeaterBook’s entries) publish a specific site, so those dots sit there instead.

Click a dot or a callsign to go straight to that site’s source. Where two sites sit too close together for both labels to fit, a thin line points the label back to its actual dot.

Shared sites

10 sites below carry more than one callsign — the same building or tower hosting repeaters for more than one club, or a club's machine alongside an unaffiliated one. Clicking a map dot with more than one callsign lands here instead of picking one source over the other.

LaCombe, LA

Fort Walton Beach, FL

Foley, AL (Weeks Bay)

Pensacola, FL (I-10 MP 5)

Jackson County, MS

Robertsdale, AL (Baldwin County EOC)

Milton, FL

Crestview, FL

Mobile, AL (Spring Hill Water Tank)

Bay Minette, AL

All repeaters

GMRS frequencies some clubs also list aren’t included here — that’s its own roadmap item, not amateur radio. Four repeaters found while researching this page are left out rather than guessed at: two right at the edge of the box (within about 0.13 miles of the 31°N line — closer than normal geocoding precision can settle either way) and two clearly outside it, including a third N4RGJ repeater (146.625, Chatom, Washington County, AL) roughly 32 miles north of the line — a real repeater, just not in EM50 or EM60. See the data file’s own notes if you want the detail.

Something wrong, out of date, or missing? Corrections are welcome.