Hart and Stephens counties. In central Georgia, WSB-TV was available to subscribers of then-co-owned cable provider Cox Communications in the Macon area, although ABC programming was usually blacked out by another local ABC affiliate, WGXA-DT2. Given the long distance to Middle Georgia, it was likely that WSB-TV was uplinked to the AMC-10 TV satellite. WSB was also carried in Vidalia in the Savannah DMA. In south Georgia (as far south as the Florida border), it was carried on Cox Communications, and virtually all TCI, later Mediacom systems, with the exception of the Columbus operation due to a historic lack of an ABC affiliate in the Albany media market covering southwest Georgia. Since the market's NBC affiliate WALB began carrying ABC on its 10.2 digital subchannel in 2010, WSB has been dropped by almost all systems. Given the long distance to South Georgia, it was likely that WSB-TV was uplinked to the AMC-10 TV satellite. Charter Communications also carried WSB for its subscribers in the town of Douglas in Coffee County. In western North Carolina it is carried in the Cherokee County town of Murphy, alongside Asheville ABC affiliate WLOS. In northeast Alabama, it was carried on the cable systems in Gadsden (Comcast) and Anniston (New Channel, now Sparklight) in the 80s. See also Channel 2 virtual TV stations in the United States Channel 32 digital TV stations in the United States References External links WSBTV.com – Official website WSB-TV Newsfilm Collection from the Digital Library of Georgia ABC network affiliates Bounce TV affiliates Dabl affiliates Comet (TV network) affiliates Scripps News affiliates SB-TV Cox Media Group Television channels and stations established in 1948 1948 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state)