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The location in which the local radio station icon KCBQ once stood. The In-N-Out burger restaurant now stands in its place.

From Ken Kramer's, About San Diego on 01/06/2011 Reshown 06/21/2018 on KPBS

9416 Mission Gorge Rd

Santee, CA 92071

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The KCBQ Monument in Santee, CA, stands as a tribute to the former radio station that once broadcasted from this location.

This modest monument serves as a reminder of the station's historical significance in the local community and its impact on the world of broadcasting.

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David H.

10/4/2012

It's a monument to the KCBQ radio station when it was located in Santee. Lots of radio personalities were on the air from this station and some are still on the air in San Diego and other cities....

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Jeremy G.

9/22/2014

Welp. It's there. It's small. It outlines a more significant part of San Diego's history than this tiny little monument provides. Nice thing is that you can see from the road if you aren't...

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