List of Marianas CableVision channels (CNMI, February 1999)

Marianas CableVision was a cable television operator serving the US territories of Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands. In Guam, it operated an island-wide head-end (as well as absorbing the head-ends of competitor Guam Cable TV in 1997) and in the CNMI, three head-ends (in Saipan, Rota and Tinian).

MCV was later acquired by the Japanese telecommunications company NTT Docomo, who subsequently renamed the two operations as Docomo Pacific. As of 2023, the CNMI still has a separate head-end of the operator, with fewer channels available than those in Guam.

Information retrieved from the official website at the time.

Source: the official website at the time

#	Logo	Network	Notes
02		MCV Weather Channel	Local weather service operated by MCV.
03		Saipan Visitor's Channel	Tourist information.
04		KITV	An ABC affiliate, licensed to Honolulu on channel 4.
05		CNN	Live feed
06		ESPN	Live feed
07		KMCV	Local cable channel operated by Flametree TV. Later moved to channel 2.
08		KUAM	An NBC affiliate, licensed to Hagåtña on channel 8.
09		CNBC	Live feed
10		KHON	A FOX affiliate, licensed to Honolulu on channel 2.
11		KGMB	A CBS affiliate, licensed to Honolulu on channel 9. In Guam, Island Television (later TV11, now a subchannel of KUAM) was carried in this slot.
12		KGTF	A PBS member station, licensed to Hagåtña on channel 12.
13		USA Network
14		KTGM	An ABC affiliate, licensed to Tamuning on channel 14, and has a low-powered relay station in the CNMI. The website incorrectly listed it as a duplicate of KITV.
15		HBO	Premium channel
16		Cinemax	Premium channel
17		The Disney Channel	Now known simply as Disney Channel as a basic cable service.
18		Showtime
19		The Movie Channel
21		ABS-CBN	Live feed of the national version of ABS-CBN. Premium channel. Shut down in 2020 after the controversial withdrawal of the renoval of its franchise.
22		The Filipino Channel	Premium channel. ABS-CBN's main international channel.
23		KACV	Premium channel. Korean programming, apparently generated from Guam.
24		Chinese Television Network	Premium channel. Taiwanese CTI Zhong Tian, known on many cable systems in the USA under the name of its American feed CTN.
25		TV Manila	Premium channel. Filipino programming, apparently generated from Guam.
26		Nickelodeon (daytime)
		Nick-at-Nite (nighttime)
27		TVSN	Likely the Australian shopping channel that carries this name.
28		VH1
29		A&E
30		MTV
31		TNT
32		Lifetime
33		KBHK	A UPN affiliate, licensed to San Francisco on channel 44. Since it was owned by Chris-Craft and subsequently sold to Viacom and the subsequent CBS Corporation in 2006, it joined The CW by default and changed its calls to KBCW. Had a superstation status in the Pacific. Became an independent station again in the fall of 2023, alongside seven other CBS-owned CW affiliates, and changed its calls to the current KPYX.
34		American Movie Classics	Now known simply as AMC.
35		EWTN
36		The Learning Channel	Now known simply as TLC.
37		Sci-Fi Channel	Later known as Sci-Fi and Sci Fi, now known simply as Syfy.
38		CMT
39		TNN	Later known as The National Network and Spike, now known as Paramount Network.
40		ESPN 2
41		Island Info	Local classifieds service operated by MCV.
42		Flametree Sports Network	Sports channel operated by Flametree TV, who operates channel 2 (the former KMCV, channel 7 at the time).
43		The Golf Channel	Now known simply as Golf Channel.
44		Fox Family Channel	Later known as ABC Family, now known as Freeform.
45		The History Channel	Now known simply as History.
46		Discovery Channel	Now known simply as Discovery.
47		Sarimanok News Network	News channel named after ABS-CBN's de facto mascot of the time. By the early 2000s it had been renamed ABS-CBN News Channel and later ANC.
48		Comedy Central
49		TV Land
50		HGTV
51		Cartoon Network
52		Food Network