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Enter where you're starting and where you're going. You'll get every repeater along the way, in the order you'll reach them, ready to load into your radio. Leave To empty to find repeaters around one place.

Status
39.5447, -111.4533 · Grid DM49gn · CQ 3 · ITU 6 · map ↗
6 repeaters within 50 miles · 6 GMRS
⬇ Icom DR List (IC-705, ID-52, ID-50, IC-9700, ID-5100) Icom "E" models (semicolon CSV) ⬇ CHIRP CSV (Baofeng, Yaesu, Kenwood…) CHIRP · 128 channels ⬇ GPX (Maps / GPS)
Icom and CHIRP lists include FM and D-STAR repeaters (DMR and Fusion need their own codeplug tools, but they're shown on the map and in the table). The Icom list is grouped by state in the order you'll drive through them.
● confirmed on the air · ● probably · ● reported off the air · ● unknown · ◉ start / destination
● confirmed on the air · ● probably · ● reported off the air · no dot = unknown (hover a dot for the evidence)
MileCallNameOutputOffsetToneModeNetworksActivityLocationOff route
0 WQFS702 Salt Lake City
WQFS702
 462.5500 +5 TONE 146.2 GMRS RP15 closed — Salt Lake City, UT 24.6 mi
0 WQFS702 Salt Lake City
WQFS702
 462.6000 +5 none GMRS RP17 closed — Salt Lake City, UT 24.6 mi
0 WRPZ528 South Salt Lake
WRPZ528
 462.6750 +5 TONE 141.3 GMRS RP20 open — South Salt Lake, UT 24.6 mi
0 WROC248 Springville
WROC248
 462.6750 +4.95 TONE 167.9 GMRS RP20 closed — Springville, UT 43.6 mi
0 WSGE412 Redmond WT Hl
WSGE412
 462.6500 +5 TONE 131.8 GMRS RP19 open — Redmond, UT 43.7 mi
0 WSDE320 Oak City
WSDE320
 462.7000 +5 DCS 223 GMRS RP21 open — Oak City, UT 48.5 mi

Repeater data (updated weekly, 33392 repeaters, last refresh 2026-10-11): HearHam.com · BrandMeister · RadioID.net · Yaesu WIRES-X. Routing © OSRM / OpenStreetMap contributors. Locations can be approximate; always verify before you rely on a repeater.