Kata TV Regional

Kata TV Regional is defunct Romanian regional television networks owned by Kata TV Corporation.

History
Kata TV Regional was launched on February 1999 replaced the national version from analog transmitters. Originally owned by the Brazilian TV channel Rede Globo.

On November 22, 2001, Kata TV Regional was acquired independently.

On March 5, 2018, Kata TV Regional wasn't rebranded because the analog services will shutdown on May 1, 2018.

On May 1, 2018, Kata TV Regional was closed due to digital switchover.

Narrators
There's only one narrator, since Simion Cata taking over Kata TV except for the regional networks in 2018.
 * Simion Florin ♂ (1999-2018, born 1977)

Bacău
Shared with Nord-Est feed from Iași. It was aired with 93 communes.

Botoșani
Shared with Nord-Est feed from Iași. It was aired with 78 communes.

Brăila
It was aired with 44 communes.

București
Known as București-Ilfov. It was aired with 40 communes.

Buzău
Shared with Sud-Est feed from Brăila. It was aired with 87 communes.

Constanța
Shared with Sud-Est feed from Brăila. It was aired with 70 communes.

Galați
Shared with Sud-Est feed from Brăila. It was aired with 65 communes.

Iași
It was aired with 98 communes.

Neamț
Shared with Nord-Est feed from Iași. It was aired with 83 communes.

Suceava
Shared with Nord-Est feed from Iași. It was aired with 113 communes.

Tulcea
Shared with Sud-Est feed from Brăila. It was aired with 51 communes.

Vaslui
Shared with Nord-Est feed from Iași. It was aired with 86 communes.

Vrancea
Shared with Sud-Est feed from Brăila. It was aired with 73 communes.