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hr1

Broadcast area	Hesse
Frequency	see below
Programming
Language	German
Format	Classic hits
Ownership
Operator	Hessischer Rundfunk (HR)
Sister stations	hr2-kultur hr3 hr4 hr-info You FM
History
First air date	28 January 1949 (1949-1-28)
Links
Website	Listen Live

hr1 is the first radio station of theHessischer Rundfunk.

hr1 is the successor ofRadio Frankfurt, a radio program run by the American occupation government afterWorld War II. After a formal law was issued, the radio station was transferred to the civil government on 28 January 1949.

Until 2004, hr1 was mainly an information program with news and stories. It was then turned into a general radio station playing music from the 1960s to the 1980s and aiming at an older audience. This program change was met with harsh criticism and caused the number of listeners to drop sharply. Most of the information programs were moved to other radio stations, includinghr2 andhr-info.

hr1 can be received in all ofHesse and neighboring regions on FM andDAB+. It is also present onDVB-C, theAstra 19.2°E satellite (DVB-S), and online vialivestreaming.

Frequencies are as follows:

• Bad Hersfeld: 88.9 MHz
• Central Hesse: 91.0 MHz
• Darmstadt andRhine-Neckar: 90.6 MHz
• Frankfurt am Main andRhine-Main: 94.4 MHz
• Fulda andEast Hesse: 104.8 MHz
• Kassel andNorth Hesse: 99.0 MHz
• Kassel-City: 94.3 MHz
• Michelstadt: 88.1 MHz
• Wiesbaden: 98.3 MHz

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