Talk:Eureka County, Nevada

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The claim that Eureka County is part of the Denver DMA was sourced to some map some random person threw up on bl.ocks.org, which in turn referenced a map some random person threw up on geocommons.com, which provides no information about how the map creator obtained their information. Eureka County government's website lists Reno, Elko, and Salt Lake channels as available. This map purported to be by Nielson shows the county as part of the Reno DMA. 108.56.246.15 (talk) 18:42, 16 July 2017 (UTC)

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