XHDF-TV
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| Mexico City, Mexico | |
| Branding | Azteca 13 |
| Slogan | Imagen De Nuestro México |
| Channels | 13 (VHF) analog, 25 (UHF) digital |
| Affiliations | TV Azteca |
| Owner | TV Azteca |
| Founded | 1968 |
| Call letters meaning | XH Distrito Federal |
| Transmitter Power | 320 kw (analog) |
| Website | http://www.tvazteca.com.mx/ |
XHDF (Channel 13 analog and Channel 25 digital) is the flagship TV station of TV Azteca.
XHDF was one of three stations originally owned and operated by Imevision, a Mexican public broadcaster (XHIMT-TV and XEIMT-TV were the others). In 1993, it and XHIMT became part of the new commercial TV Azteca network, when the Mexican government dissolved Imevision.
[edit] Azteca 13 Internacional
The network also operates an international version of XHDF, Azteca 13 Internacional, reaching 13 countries in Central and South America.
On July 15, 2004, the CRTC in Canada denied a request for Azteca 13 Internacional to be broadcasted via digital cable and satellite. However, a second subsequent request was approved on January 20, 2006. The channel, however, has yet to be launched in Canada.
| Broadcast television in the Mexico City market
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Televisa-owned stations: XEW 2 - XHTV 4 - XHGC 5 - XEQ 9 |
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| United States: KTLA | KWGN | WAPA | WGN local / national | WKAQ | WPIX | WSBK | WTBS | WWOR / EMI |
| Mexico: XEW | XHAW | XHCNL | XHDF | XHGC | XHIMT |
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See Also: American networks | List of American Over-The-Air Networks | Local American TV Stations (W) | Local American TV Stations (K) | Canadian networks | Local Canadian TV Stations | Mexican networks | Local Mexican TV Stations | Superstations | North American TV | List of local television stations in North America |
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