π» Tick GMRS under Modes to include GMRS repeaters. They go into CHIRP exports for GMRS radios; Icom exports stay HAM-only, since HAM radios aren't certified to transmit on GMRS.
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.
| Mile | Call | Name | Output | Offset | Tone | Mode | Networks | Activity | Location | Off route |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | WSCX647 | Norton WSCX647 |
462.5500 | +5.025 | TONE 69.3 | GMRS RP15 open | β | Norton, MA | 5.1 mi | |
| 0 | WSCX647 | Norton WSCX647 |
462.6000 | +4.95 | TONE 110.9 | GMRS RP17 open | β | Norton, MA | 5.1 mi | |
| 0 | WRFD401 | North Attleboro WRFD401 |
462.5500 | +5 | TONE 67.0 | GMRS RP15 open | β | North Attleboro, MA | 13.0 mi | |
| 0 | WROV324 | North Providence WROV324 |
462.7250 | +5 | TONE 100.0 | GMRS RP22 open | β | North Providence, RI | 18.4 mi | |
| 0 | WSCX647 | Plymouth WSCX647 |
462.5500 | +5 | none | GMRS RP15 open | β | Plymouth, MA | 21.7 mi | |
| 0 | WSCX647 | Plymouth WSCX647 |
462.5500 | +5 | TONE 203.5 | GMRS RP15 open | β | Plymouth, MA | 21.7 mi | |
| 0 | WSCD474 | Tiverton WSCD474 |
462.6000 | +5 | TONE 118.8 | GMRS RP17 open | β | Tiverton, RI | 22.8 mi | |
| 0 | WRJI538 | Portsmouth Mt WRJI538 |
462.5750 | +5 | TONE 67.0 | GMRS RP16 open | β | Portsmouth, RI | 25.0 mi | |
| 0 | WQQQ874 | Johnston RI WQQQ874 |
462.5750 | +5 | none | GMRS RP16 closed | β | Johnston, MA | 25.6 mi | |
| 0 | WQQQ874 | Plymouth Pine WQQQ874 |
462.7000 | +5 | none | GMRS RP21 closed | β | Plymouth, MA | 28.4 mi | |
| 0 | WQEW867 | Newport Pell WQEW867 |
462.6250 | +5 | TONE 136.5 | GMRS RP18 open | β | Newport, RI | 33.0 mi | |
| 0 | WRXR239 | Putnam WRXR239 |
462.6250 | +5 | TONE 141.3 | GMRS RP18 open | β | Putnam, CT | 41.6 mi |
Repeater data (updated weekly, 33392 repeaters, last refresh 2026-10-11): HearHam.com Β· BrandMeister Β· RadioID.net Β· Yaesu WIRES-X. Routing Β© OSRM / OpenStreetMap contributors. Locations can be approximate; always verify before you rely on a repeater.