Amateur Radio License Counts Statistics: U.S. Snapshot
ARRL counted 727,499 active individual FCC amateur radio licenses through November 10, 2026. Explore reported counts across states and territories and by license class.
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Source-based figures about radio history & electronics hobbies, with dates, definitions and links.
ARRL counted 727,499 active individual FCC amateur radio licenses through November 10, 2026. Explore reported counts across states and territories and by license class.
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Explore reported community radio statistics from UK and Australian surveys, including station structures, volunteer activity, grant outcomes, audience estimates and music contributions.
EPA’s selected U.S. consumer electronics recycling rate was 38.5% in 2018. Global figures detail 2022 e-waste generation, formal collection, materials, and policy coverage.
Explore U.S. electronic component manufacturing employment across monthly 2025 payroll readings, May 2024 occupations, 2024–34 projections, and 2006 QCEW records.
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A focused guide to U.S. employment estimates, major industries, job outlook, wages, state employment levels, and adjacent repair occupations.
Survey findings reveal how reported working battery-radio possession varied across demographic groups and states, alongside separate historical measures of NOAA Weather Radio ownership and receiver types.
FCC station totals show distinct patterns for commercial FM, educational and noncommercial FM, low-power FM, and translators and boosters. See how the counts vary across dated benchmarks.
A country-by-country look at household radio ownership statistics, with measures grouped by year, residence, headship, zone, and receiver type.
Explore maker space participation statistics from studies spanning 2017 to 2023, including campus visits, youth-site counts, user demographics, tools and reported experiences.
Explore documented portable radio sales figures across Finland, Canada, the UK and Austria, with dates, units and category definitions kept intact.
A source-led look at commercial radio revenue across Canada, U.S. radio digital sales and station benchmarks, iHeartMedia broadcast revenue, and New Zealand turnover.
Explore radio employment counts, occupational wages, announcer projections, EU country figures, Croatian station staffing, and Canadian workforce trends—with each figure kept in its proper scope.
A source-based guide to historical U.S. shortwave licensing, NASB power examples, and ILGRadio signal-set and monitoring-entry totals.
Explore U.S. statistics on science-related hobbies, citizen science participation, visits to informal science venues, and family science activities, with dates and populations clearly identified.
U.S. AM station counts rose from 5 in 1921 to 4,288 in 1970. Historical Census and FCC records show how the reported totals changed across distinct periods.
Explore public radio listening statistics spanning NPR’s weekly terrestrial audience from 2005 to 2022, PRI and PRX figures, station audiences, program reach, and local listening measures.
Explore radio listening reach statistics from national surveys and UK audience reports, with dates, age bases and measurement definitions kept in view.