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Local Area Repeater
Quick-Guide - Clallam Co.
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Central & East Ends
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Frequency
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Tone
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145.130-
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100.0
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WF7W
Port Angeles
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145.150-
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114.8
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N7UTB
Port Townsand
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146.760-
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100.0
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W7FEL
Striped Peak
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146.760-
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77.0
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W7FEL
Carlsborg RX
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146.840-
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100.0
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VE7VIC
Victoria
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147.200+
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107.2
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K7PP
Lyman Hill
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145.190-
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127.3
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N7HNM
Lyman Hill
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442.100+
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100.0
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W5RFL
Blyn
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443.950+
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100.0
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VE7RTC
Victoria
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444.875+
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107.2
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VE7USA
Victoria
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West End
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146.760-
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186.2
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W7FEL
Ellis Peak RX
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146.660-
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107.2
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N7QDY
North Point
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147.280+
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127.3
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K7PP
Mt. Octopus
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Ham Radio in Clallam County
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About 1 million acres of land on the Olympic Peninsula have been set aside as the Olympic National Park, an area that has unique and distinct biological qualities found nowhere else in the world. 95% of the Olympic National Park land is designated wilderness.
Olympic National Park contains ecosystems such as old-growth and temperate rain forests, 60 miles of wild coastline, and rugged, mountainous terrain up to heights of about 8,000 feet.
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Port Angeles is the largest town in Clallam County, with a population of about 18,000 (5/02). Located on the the Strait of Juan de Fuca and bordering with the Olympic National Park, Port Angeles is unique where you can travel by car from the waterfront to the heart of the mountainous wilderness in about an hour.
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Port Angeles
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218
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Sequim
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288
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Forks
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46
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Neah Bay
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2
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Joyce
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7
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Beaver
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3
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Seiku
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3
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Carlsborg
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14
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La Push
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2
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