What are the VHF channels with their intended function?

VHF (Very High Frequency) channels are primarily used for various communication purposes, including broadcasting, maritime, and aviation services. In the VHF band, channels are typically allocated for FM radio broadcasting (87.5 to 108 MHz), marine communications (channels 16 and 9 for emergencies and calling), and aviation communication (118 to 137 MHz for air traffic control). Each channel serves specific functions, such as safety, navigation, and entertainment, ensuring effective communication across different sectors.