"From Eastport to Block Island"

[Ed Hennessy]

 I've picked up the WBZ groundwave/daytime signal near the ferry dock at Yarmouth, NS, on the SW coast of NS. That's on the back side of the signal, in the null, but no doubt the salt water path helps carry the signal that does get out that way. It goes away once you're more than a few miles inland, which isn't surprising given it's directional the other way. 
 
Ed Hennessy 
 
 
On 10/15/16, Doug Drown<ashboy1951@gmail.com> wrote:
 
Regarding the MapQuest map and WBZ's signal: Yup, we're talking the entire
New England coast (and somewhat up the Bay of Fundy as well). I have
relatives in Norwalk, CT, and can get 'BZ on my car radio there, though
faintly due to its being sandwiched between WINS and WEPN. The daytime
coverage area, as observed in my daytime travels, extends from Port Jervis,
NY up through the Capital District area and from thence north-northeast to
Sherbrooke and northeast to the Maritimes. That's a pretty darn wide
swath.