KUMY-LD

KUMY-LD
Beaumont, Texas United States
Channels	Analog: 22 Digital: supposed to be 22 but still analog (UHF)
Affiliations	Mexicanal
Owner	Minority Broadcasting Company (SETX Public Television Corporation)
Founded	2000s
Call letters' meaning	BeaUmont M Y Network TV
Former callsigns	K21DT (1991–2001) K22GB (2001–2002) KEBQ-LP (2002–2006) KUMY-LP (2006–2012)
Former affiliations	America One My Network TV Retro TV Soul of the South
Transmitter coordinates	30°4′51.2″N 94°05′58.6″W / 30.080889°N 94.099611°W / 30.080889; -94.099611

KUMY-LD, Channel 22, is the Mexicanal affiliate for Beaumont, Texas.

The station was launched in the early 2000s and is owned by the Minority Broadcasting Company.

KUMY is not available on local cable but can be seen over the air on channel 22 and on DirecTV's local package for the Beaumont area. Their transmitter is in downtown Beaumont on top of the former Petroleum Building. Their antenna is about 200 feet above ground level.

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External links

Query the FCC's TV station database for KUMY-LD

Broadcast television in the Golden Triangle (Beaumont/Port Arthur) area

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations	KBTV (4.1 Fox, 4.2 Bounce TV) KIPS-LD (6.1/6.11 Religious) KFDM (6.1 CBS, 6.2 CW, 6.3 Grit) KEBQ-LP (9 Soul of the South) KBMT / K27JJ / KVHP-LD (12.1 ABC, 12.2 NBC, 12.3 Cozi TV, 12.4 MeTV) KUIL-LD / K36ID-D (12.5 MNTV, 12.6 MundoMax) KUMY-LP (22^Analog Mexicanal) KAOB-LD (27.1 ConexZion TV, 27.2 Vidor, 27.3 Family, 27.4 Punch TV, 27.5 PBJ, 27.6 Tuff TV) KITU (34.1 TBN, 34.2 Church, 34.3 JUCE TV, 34.4 Enlace, 34.5 Smile)

Adjacent locals	Lake Charles, LA KPLC (7.1 NBC, 7.2 This TV, 7.3 Bounce TV) KVHP (29.1 Fox, 29.2 CW)

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