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Some general antenna information that you'll hopefully find helpful, including antenna recommendations: https://www.reddit.com/r/cordcutters/comments/1juut0a/supplement_to_the_antenna_guide You also need to use a signal meter (built-in feature with many different tv's and external tuner devices), since just looking at the picture and noting the number of channels the scan picks up doesn't really tell you anything about how good your reception is: https://www.reddit.com/r/cordcutters/comments/1g010u3/centralized_collection_of_antenna_tv_signal_meter With both markets being fairly close, you could initially try a Channel Master https://www.channelmaster.com/collections/outdoor-tv-antennas/products/omni-50-omnidirectional-tv-antenna-cm-3011hd omnidirectional antenna and watch the signal meter, while trying different orientations with the VHF elements. If the omnidirectional antenna isn't getting enough signal gain, another option is the https://store.antennasdirect.com/clearstream-max-xr-uhf-vhf-indoor-outdoor-hdtv-antenna-with-20-inch-mast.html / https://www.amazon.com/Antennas-Direct-ClearStream-Outdoor-Multi-Directional/dp/B0C7DPNX14 . There's also a https://store.antennasdirect.com/clearstream-max-v-and-max-xr-tv-antenna-indoor-base-stand-black.html indoor base stand for that, if you want to try it indoors first. You could even just initially try a cheap rabbit ears and loop antenna indoors and see what kind of signal meter numbers that gets.