The following low-power television stations broadcast on digital or analog channel 42 in the United States:[1][2][3][4]
- K42DZ-D in Battle Mountain, Nevada, to move to channel 34
- K42IH-D in East Wenatchee, Washington, to move to channel 28
- K42IM-D in Minot, North Dakota, to move to channel 35
- K42IQ-D in Flagstaff, Arizona, to move to channel 21
- W42CK in Hagerstown, Maryland, to move to channel 25
The following stations, which are no longer licensed, formerly broadcast on digital or analog channel 42:
- K42BR in Terrebonne-Bend, etc., Oregon
- K42CF-D in Gruver, Texas
- K42CH-D in Capulin, etc., New Mexico
- K42CL in Eureka, Nevada
- K42CR-D in Tucumcari, New Mexico
- K42EC in Fairbanks, Alaska
- K42EV-D in Glenwood Springs, Colorado
- K42FA in Woodland & Kamas, Utah
- K42FH in Bemidji, Minnesota
- K42GN-D in Preston, Idaho
- K42GV in Susanville, etc., California
- K42HI in Muscatine, Iowa
- K42IR in Astoria, Oregon
- K42JB-D in Wyola, Montana
- K42JQ-D in Redding, California
- K42KR-D in Mountain View, Wyoming
- K42LH-D in Winston, Oregon
- KBVZ-LP in McCook, Nebraska
- KIDZ-LD in Abilene, Texas
- KSCZ-LP in Greenfield, California
- KSEX-CD in San Diego, California
- KVCV-LP in Victoria, Texas
- W42AX-D in Bakersville, North Carolina
- W42DD in Meridian, Mississippi
- W42DF-D in Cashiers, North Carolina
- W42DZ-D in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico
- WJTD-LP in Jackson, Tennessee
- WMOE-LD in Mobile, Alabama