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{{short description|Mexican national TV network}}
{{Distinguish|Channel 5 (British TV channel)}}
{{Infobox television channel
| name = Canal 5
| logo = Canal 5 2016.svg
| logo_caption = 
| logo_alt = 
| image = 
| launch_date = 10 May 1952; 71 years ago
| picture_format = [[1080i]] [[HDTV]]<br />(downscaled to [[480i]] for the [[SDTV]] feed)
| established = 
| tv_transmitters = 
| country = Mexico
| available = 
| founded = 
| license_area = 
| language = {{ubl|Spanish|(English/[[Dubbing (filmmaking)|original audio]] by [[Second audio program|SAP]])}}
| area = Nationwide
| headquarters = Av Chapultepec 28, Doctores, Cuauhtémoc, 0672 [[Mexico City]]
| owner = [[TelevisaUnivision]]
| key_people = 
| sister_channels = {{ubl|[[Las Estrellas]]|[[Nueve (Mexican TV network)|Nu9ve]]|[[Foro (TV channel)|Foro]]}}
| website = {{url|televisa.com/canal5}}
| availability_note = 
| terr_serv_1 = [[Digital terrestrial television]] (Except Tijuana and Matamoros)
| terr_chan_1 = Channel 5.1 (HD)
| terr_serv_2 = [[Digital terrestrial television]] (Matamoros)
| terr_chan_2 = Channel 2.2 (HD)
| terr_serv_3 = [[Digital terrestrial television]] (Tijuana)
| terr_chan_3 = Channel 6.1 (HD)
}}
'''Canal 5''' is a Mexican free-to-air [[television network]] owned by [[TelevisaUnivision]]. It traces its origins to the foundation of Channel 5 in Mexico City in 1952 (also known by its identification code [[XHGC-TDT]]). Canal 5's program lineup is generally targeted at a younger audience and includes cartoons, foreign series and movies, along with a limited number of sporting events such as [[NFL]] games, boxing, the [[FIFA World Cup]] and, historically, the [[Olympic Games]].

Canal 5 is mainly aimed at children and youth audiences, although in late hours it usually includes a more general concept with television series and reality shows. Over the decades among its programming, it includes many series purchased from networks such as [[Nickelodeon (Latin American TV channel)|Nickelodeon]] and [[Cartoon Network (Latin American TV channel)|Cartoon Network]], among others; while the series aimed at the general public often come from [[Paramount Network]], [[Fox Broadcasting Company]], [[Warner Bros]]., [[Sony|Sony Group Corporation]], [[Paramount Media Networks|ViacomCBS]] (now [[Paramount Global]]), [[MTV]], [[NBCUniversal]], [[Lionsgate]], [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]] among others. The channel also broadcasts series produced by the company [[TelevisaUnivision]], which owns the channel. In programming, its main national competitor in open television has historically been [[Azteca 7]] of [[TV Azteca]].

==History==
{{see|XHGC-TDT}}
On May 10, 1952, [[XHGC-TDT|XHGC-TV]] came to the air for the first time. It was Mexico City's third television station, owned by [[Guillermo González Camarena]], an inventor who created the first color television system. In 1955, XHGC was one of three stations that formed [[Telesistema Mexicano]]. González Camarena remained the general manager of XHGC until his death in 1965.

In 1963, XHGC became the first station in Mexico to broadcast in color. By request of Guillermo González Camarena, XHGC began targeting an audience of children and youth, with the first color telecast being ''Paraíso infantil'' (''Children's Paradise''). Over the years, Canal 5 has retained this programming focus, with a schedule incorporating foreign series and sports programs.

At the end of the 1980s, the then-vice president of Televisa, Alejandro Burillo Azcárraga, spearheaded drastic changes in the branding of the company's television networks. XHGC had branded as Canal 5 for years, using various logos with the number 5. However, as the network's various repeaters were not all on channel 5, the network began branding by the XHGC callsign. The landmark ''Energía Visual'' (Visual Energy) campaign, designed by Agustín Corona and Pablo Jato, featured idents with wildly varied logos and designs—a first for Mexican television. The campaign was designed to back the channel's youthful image.

In the 1990s, Canal 5 began branding with its channel number again. During this period, [[Alejandro González Iñárritu]], who had also been involved with Televisa's radio station [[XEW-FM]] (WFM), was involved in the creation of some of the network's promotional campaigns. Additionally, in 1994, Televisa obtained a concession for 62 additional television transmitters nationwide, most of which form a key link in the Canal 5 network today.

1999 saw the beginning of a shift in content providers for Canal 5, which had long been the exclusive Mexican rightsholder to [[Disney]] programs such as ''[[Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (TV series)|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'', ''[[DuckTales]]'' and a Mexican version of [[Disney Club]]. In 1999, these rights began to migrate to Televisión Azteca and [[Azteca 7]]. Instead, the network began relying more on WarnerMedia (including Warner Bros. and Cartoon Network), PBS Kids, Universal, Sony, Fox, and Viacom (including Paramount and Nickelodeon) programs.

Today, Canal 5 carries children's programs, films and international series, as well as sporting events including [[UEFA Champions League]], [[UEFA Europa League]] and [[FIFA World Cup]] matches, a limited number of [[Liga MX]] fixtures and international matches involving the Mexico national team, and select NFL and NHL games. Canal 5 also features some of Televisa's productions, such as ''[[El Chavo Animado]]'' and ''Mujeres Asesinas 3'' by Pedro Torres.

In recent years, Canal 5's Twitter page started posting strange and disturbing posts typically between 3-7 am, only to be deleted after said date. Since then, the posts have been investigated and widely shared and talked about in the Mexican media. Infobae México, a Mexican news site, contacted one of the collaborators of Channel 5. However, they claimed they did not know the disturbing posts.<ref>{{Cite web|date=2020-04-02|title=Mexico's Channel 5 bizarre videos on Twitter draw attention|url=https://themazatlanpost.com/2020/04/02/mexicos-channel-5-bizarre-videos-on-twitter-draw-attention/|access-date=2020-06-08|website=The Mazatlán Post|language=en-US}}</ref>

===English infomercials===
It is quite possible that the first modern [[infomercial]] series to run in North America was on [[San Diego]]-area television station [[XETV-TDT|XETV]], which during the 1970s ran a one-hour program every Sunday consisting of advertisements for local homes for sale. As the station was licensed by the Mexican government to the city of [[Tijuana]], but broadcast all of its programs in English for the U.S. market until 2017 (when it became a pure Spanish-language outlet for Canal 5), the FCC limit at that time of a maximum of 18 minutes of commercials in an hour did not apply to the station.

==Transmitters==
Canal 5 is carried on 66 of its own transmitters plus another 32 transmitters shared with [[Las Estrellas]] and one transmitter that carries a Televisa local service, Las Estrellas and Canal 5; these 31 transmitters do not carry Canal 5 in HD.{{mexico-inf|TV|accessdate=2017-01-29}}{{mexico-VC|accessdate=2018-10-14}}<!--XHTAM must carry C5 as 2.2 because of KRGV and does not show up under the C5 list.--> It holds the rights to virtual channel 5 nationwide and broadcasts on it in almost all areas, with a handful of notable exceptions along the US-Mexico border.

In 2018, the concessions of all primary Canal 5 repeaters wholly owned by Televisa were consolidated in the concessionaire Radio Televisión, S.A. de C.V. as part of a reorganization of Televisa's concessionaires.

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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=17|VC=5|17|callsign=[[XHENJ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Ensenada, Baja California|Ensenada, BC]]|79.086 kW|d_erp=38 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=18|VC=5|32|callsign=[[XHMEX-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Mexicali]], BC|d_erp=200 kW|conc=Radio Televisión}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=23|VC=6|callsign=[[XETV-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Tijuana]], BC|d_erp=200 kW|conc=Radio Televisión}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=30|VC=5|callsign=[[XHCBC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Ciudad Constitución|Cd. Constitución]], BCS|d_erp=200 kW|conc=Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|d_erp=26 kW|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHLPB-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[La Paz, Baja California Sur|La Paz]], BCS|51.84 kW|conc=Radio Televisión}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=27|VC=5|callsign=[[XHSJT-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[San José del Cabo]], BCS|d_erp=30 kW|conc=Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=22|d_erp=28 kW|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHAN-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Campeche, Campeche|Campeche]], Camp.|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=22|d_erp=31 kW|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHCDC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Cd. del Carmen, Campeche|Cd. del Carmen]], Camp.|conc=Televimex|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=22|VC=5|3|callsign=[[XHCZC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Comitán|Comitán de Dominguez]], Chis.|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex|d_erp=32 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=17|VC=5|11|callsign=[[XHSNC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas|San Cristobal de las Casas]], Chis.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=30 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=34|d_erp=62 kW|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHTAH-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Tapachula, Chiapas|Tapachula]], Chis.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|d_erp=45 kW|VC=5|8|callsign=[[XHTUA-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Tuxtla Gutiérrez]], Chis.|conc=Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=19|d_erp=20 kW<br />21 kW|VC=5|13|callsign=[[XHCDE-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Delicias, Chihuahua|Cd. Delicias]], Chih.<br />[[Camargo, Chihuahua|Cd. Camargo]], Chih.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=33|VC=5|56|callsign=[[XHJUB-TDT]]|d_erp=200 kW|location=[[Ciudad Juárez|Cd. Juárez]], Chih.|network=Canal 5|conc=Radio Televisión|Televisora de Occidente}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=24|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHCHZ-TDT]]|88.25 kW|d_erp=47 kW|location=[[Chihuahua, Chihuahua|Chihuahua]], Chih.|network=Canal 5|conc=Radio Televisión|Canales de Televisión Populares}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=31|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHGC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=Mexico City ''(Pico Tres Padres, [[State of Mexico|Mex]])''|d_erp=270 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=27|VC=5|64|callsign=[[XHCHW-TDT]]|104.9 kW|network=Canal 5|location=[[Ciudad Acuña]], Coah.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=50 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|VC=5|29|callsign=[[XHNOH-TDT]]|116.09 kW|network=Canal 5|location=[[Nueva Rosita]], Coah.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=42 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|VC=5|29|callsign=[[XHMLC-TDT]]|77 kW|network=Canal 5|location=[[Monclova]], Coah.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=50 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=31|d_erp=43 kW|VC=5|52|callsign=[[XHPNH-TDT]]|96.5 kW|network=Canal 5|location=[[Piedras Negras, Coahuila|Piedras Negras]], Coah.|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=20|VC=5|25|callsign=[[XHSTC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Saltillo]], Coah.|176.54 kW|d_erp=45 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=35|VC=5|40|callsign=[[XELN-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Torreón]], Coah.|d_erp=150 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=17|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHCC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Colima, Colima|Colima]], Col.<br />Manzanillo, Col. (RF 14)<br />[[Ciudad Guzmán, Jalisco|Cd. Guzmán, Jal.]]|d_erp=54 kW<br />30 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/011215-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011404.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XHCC Manzanillo on RF 14|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />15 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/081015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011325.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XHCC Cd. Guzmán|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref>|conc=Radio Televisión|T.V. de Los Mochis}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=21|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHDUH-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Durango, Durango|Durango, Dgo.]]|d_erp=94 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=24|VC=5|25|callsign=[[XHLEJ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[León, Guanajuato|León]], Gto.<br />[[Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco|Lagos de Moreno, Jal.]]|d_erp=180 kW<br />19 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=23|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHAL-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Acapulco, Guerrero|Acapulco]], Gro.|d_erp=15 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=34|d_erp=50 kW|VC=5|2|callsign=[[XHCHN-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Chilpancingo, Guerrero|Chilpancingo]], Gro.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=31|d_erp=43 kW|VC=5|11|callsign=[[XHIGN-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Iguala, Guerrero|Iguala]], Gro.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=28|VC=5|2|callsign=[[XHIXG-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Ixtapa, Guerrero|Ixtapa]] and [[Zihuatanejo, Guerrero|Zihuatanejo]], Gro.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=40 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=19|callsign=[[XHATU-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Atotonilco El Alto, Jalisco|Atotonilco El Alto, Jal.]]|13.5 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=24 kW|VC=5|5}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=23|d_erp=43 kW|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHAUM-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Autlán de Navarro]], Jal.|22 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=22|VC=5|21|callsign=[[XHGUE-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|2371.5 kW|d_erp=150 kW|location=[[Guadalajara, Jalisco|Guadalajara, Jal.]]|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=35|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHPVE-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco|Puerto Vallarta]], Jal.|34.17 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=33 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=14|VC=5|8|callsign=[[XEX-TDT]]|location=[[Altzomoni]], Mex.<br />Tejupilco de Hidalgo, Mex.<br />Tenancingo, Mex.<br />[[Taxco de Alarcón|Taxco, Gro.]]<br />[[Pachuca|Pachuca, Hgo.]] (RF 43)<br />[[Cuernavaca|Cuernavaca, Mor.]]<br />[[San Martín Texmelucan|San Martín Texmelucan, Pue.]]<br />[[Tlaxcala, Tlaxcala|Tlaxcala, Tlax.]]|network=Canal 5|d_erp=236 kW<br />20 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/071015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011191.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XEX Tejupilco|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />20 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/051015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011200.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XEX Tenancingo|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />21 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/081015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011183.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XEX Taxco|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />8 kW<br />45 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/190115-EQ.COMPLEMENTARIO-009494.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XEX Cuernavaca|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />20 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/071015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011161.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XEX San Martín Texmelucan|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />30 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/051015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011201.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XEX Tlaxcala|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref>|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=36|VC=5|31|callsign=[[XHTOK-TDT]]|location=[[Toluca]]/[[Jocotitlán]], Mex.|network=Canal 5|d_erp=280 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=21|VC=5|2|callsign=[[XHAPZ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Apatzingán]], Mich.|d_erp=47 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=33|d_erp=25 kW|VC=5|11|callsign=[[XHLAC-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Lazaro Cardenas, Michoacán|Lazaro Cárdenas]], Mich.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|VC=5|5|RF=29|callsign=[[XHMOW-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=Cerro Burro, Mich.|d_erp=338 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|VC=5|4|RF=18|callsign=[[XHFX-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Morelia]], Mich.|d_erp=47.2 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televisión de Michoacán|VCnew=5}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=25|d_erp=32 kW|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHZAM-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Zamora, Michoacán|Zamora]], Mich.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=33|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHTFL-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Tepic, Nayarit|Tepic]], Nay.|14.38 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=55 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=31|VC=5|6|callsign=[[XET-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Monterrey]], NL|d_erp=200 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=19|VC=5|2|callsign=[[XHHHN-TDT]]|location=[[Huajuapan de León, Oaxaca|Huajuapan de León, Oax.]]<br />[[Tehuacán, Puebla|Tehuacán, Pue.]]|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=76 kW<br />36 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/081015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011315.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XHHHN Tehuacán, Pue.|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref>|network=Canal 5}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=35|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHIH-TDT]]|location=Cerro Palma Sola, Oax.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=76 kW|network=Canal 5}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=34|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHOXO-TDT]]|location=[[Oaxaca, Oaxaca|Oaxaca, Oax.]]|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=97 kW|network=Canal 5}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=34|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHPIX-TDT]]|location=[[Pinotepa Nacional]], Oax.|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=46 kW|network=Canal 5}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|VC=5|3|callsign=[[XEZ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Querétaro, Querétaro|Querétaro]], Qro. (Cerro El Zamorano)<br />Cerro El Cimatario, Qro.<br />Guanajuato, Gto.<br />[[Irapuato]]-[[Celaya]], Gto.<br />[[San Miguel de Allende]], Gto.|50 kW|d_erp=180 kW<br />10 kW<br />20 kW<br />50 kW<br />65 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=27|VC=5|2|callsign=[[XHQRO-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Cancún, Quintana Roo|Cancún, Q. Roo]]<br />[[Playa del Carmen]], Q. Roo|d_erp=60 kW<br />20 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/091015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011343.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XHQRO Playa del Carmen|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref>|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|d_erp=28 kW|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHCQR-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Chetumal, Quintana Roo|Chetumal, Q. Roo]]|conc=Radio Televisión}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=30|VC=5|3|callsign=[[XHVST-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Ciudad Valles, San Luis Potosí|Ciudad Valles, SLP]]|11.76 kW|d_erp=18 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|VC=5|2|RF=34|callsign=[[XHSLT-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí|San Luis Potosí, SLP]]|100 kW|d_erp=210 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=24|VC=5|22|callsign=[[XHCUI-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Culiacán, Sinaloa|Culiacán, Sin.]]|2580.62 kW|d_erp=155 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|VC=5|28|callsign=[[XHLMI-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Los Mochis, Sinaloa|Los Mochis, Sin.]]|2588.74 kW|d_erp=110 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=28|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHMAF-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Mazatlán, Sinaloa|Mazatlán, Sin.]]|100 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=118 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=17|d_erp=37 kW|VC=5|63|callsign=[[XHCBO-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Caborca, Sonora|Caborca, Son.]]|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=36<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/110515-CAMBIO_FREC-009800.pdf|title=RPC: Change of frequency for XHCDO-TDT|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref>|VC=5|36|callsign=[[XHCDO-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Ciudad Obregón]], Son.|d_erp=200 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|VC=5|28|callsign=[[XHGUY-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Guaymas]], Son.|d_erp=46 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=29|VC=5|29|callsign=[[XHHMS-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Hermosillo]], Son.|d_erp=100 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=26|VC=5|38|callsign=[[XHNON-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Nogales, Sonora|Nogales]], Son.|d_erp=35 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=32|VC=5|13|callsign=[[XHVIZ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Villahermosa, Tabasco|Villahermosa]], Tab.|d_erp=125 kW|conc=Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=22|VC=5|22|callsign=[[XHCMU-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte|d_erp=27 kW|location=[[Ciudad Mante]], Tamps.}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=36|VC=5|13|callsign=[[XHUT-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Ciudad Victoria]], Tamps.|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex|160 kW|d_erp=80 kW}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=28|VC=2.2|callsign=[[XHTAM-TDT]]|network=Las Estrellas|muxnet1=2.2 Canal 5|location=[[Matamoros, Tamaulipas|Matamoros]], Tamps.|d_erp=250 kW|conc=Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=25|VC=5|callsign=[[XHBR-TDT]]|network=Televisa Regional|muxnet1=5.1 Canal 5|location=[[Nuevo Laredo]], Tamps.|d_erp=200 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=15|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHD-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|100 kW|d_erp=180 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Canales de Televisión Populares|location=[[Tampico]], Tamps.}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=27|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHCOV-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz|Coatzacoalcos]], Ver.|d_erp=60 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=28|VC=5|5|callsign=[[XHAJ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Las Lajas, Veracruz|Las Lajas]]<br />[[Nogales, Veracruz|Nogales]]<br />[[Orizaba, Veracruz|Orizaba]]<br />[[San Andrés Tuxtla]] (RF 39)|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex|d_erp=430 kW<br />25 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/081015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011167.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XHAJ Nogales|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />60 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/061015-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011205.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XHAJ Orizaba|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref><br />20 kW<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/311215-EQ_COMPLEMENTARIO-011478.pdf|title=RPC: Shadow XHAJ San Andrés Tuxtla (RF 39)|website=ift.org.mx|access-date=5 April 2018}}</ref>}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=35|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHMEN-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Mérida, Yucatán|Mérida, Yuc.]]|69 kW|d_erp=125 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=23|d_erp=32 kW|VC=5|4|callsign=[[XHSMZ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Sombrerete, Zacatecas|Sombrerete, Zac.]]|conc=Radio Televisión|Radiotelevisora de México Norte}}
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{{Mexico TV station table/entry1|RF=17<ref>{{cite web|url=https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/150415-CAMBIO-FREC-009675.pdf|title=RPC: Change of frequency for XHBQ-TDT|publisher=IFT|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200203083007/https://rpc.ift.org.mx/vrpc/pdfs/150415-CAMBIO-FREC-009675.pdf|archive-date=3 February 2020|url-status=live}}</ref>|VC=5|3|callsign=[[XHBQ-TDT]]|network=Canal 5|location=[[Zacatecas, Zacatecas|Zacatecas, Zac.]]|d_erp=130 kW|conc=Radio Televisión|Televimex}}
{{Mexico TV station table/bottom}}

==Network logos==
<gallery>
File:Xhgc1952.png|1952-1964
File:XHGC-TV 1981.png|1980-1986 (similar to [[:es:Canal 5 (Honduras)|Channel 5]] honduran logo and [[KSTP-TV]] in United States)
File:XHGC 1988.png|1988-1989
File:XHGC-TV 1993.png|1993-1994
File:XHGC Canal 5 1994.svg|1994-1996
File:XHGC Canal 5 1996.svg|1996-1997
File:Canal 5 XHGC 1997-2000.png|1997-1999
File:Canal 5 2000-2002.svg|1999 (with slight variants until 2007)
File:Canal 5 (MX) 2003-2006.svg|2003-2007
File:XHGC.png|2007 (with slight modifications until 2013)
File:XHGC 2013.png|2013
File:XHGC-TV5 (2013 Aug).svg|2013-2014
File:Canal 5 Mexico logo 2014.svg|2014-2016
File:Canal 5 2016.svg|2016-present
</gallery>

==Notes==
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==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
*[http://www.televisa.com/canal5 Official website]
*{{anime News Network|company|2283}}

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[[Category:Television networks in Mexico]]
[[Category:Televisa broadcast television networks]]
[[Category:Television channels and stations established in 1952]]
[[Category:1951 establishments in Mexico]]
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