Information about the regional HF, phone traffic net taking place daily (except Sunday) on 7290kHz. The site provides a little history about the group as well as articles, training and a member roster.

An HF affiliate net serving the greater Utah region and whose purpose is the movement of local and state-wide message traffic onto the continental NTS.

A local, VHF net serving the central Ohio area. Operations include traffic handling and training for interested stations. Instructional and organizational information is provided.

Section level overview of the NTS structure within the Eastern Massachusetts (EMA) organization. Resources include a list of nets, training materials and other traffic handling information.

This HF net meets daily at 03:00Z. It serves primarily as a liaison for traffic relay from the Montana Traffic Net (MTN) and Friendly Amateur Radio Missions (FARM) and Region Net 7 (RN7).

Links and information on various CW (Morse Code) nets.

Michigan Net is the purported to be the oldest emergency communications network in the nation. Serving state and local government, relief organizations, the National Weather Service and similar agencies since 1936, nominal CW nets meet daily 19:30 and 22:00 local.

An overview of the NTS network for the state of North Carolina. Meeting and contact information is provided for each and a link to subordinate websites where applicable.

The purpose of this net is provide communications and train operators in the proper method of handling messages during emergencies, to learn net operations and procedures, pass traffic, make announcements and to post bulletins.

Semi-regional phone net designed to move traffic within the state and, through liaisons, to out-of-area destinations. Information net operation and operational status as well as reference materials are available.

A state-wide CW net serving as a liaison between local voice nets and the Region 7 Net (RN7) as well as the Pacific Area Net (PAN). Information pertaining to net operation and protocol is provided.