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BR IFIC N° 2503 Index/Indice BR IFIC N° 2503 Index/Indice International Frequency Information Circular (Terrestrial Services) ITU - Radiocommunication Bureau Circular Internacional de Información sobre Frecuencias (Servicios Terrenales) UIT - Oficina de Radiocomunicaciones Circulaire Internationale d'Information sur les Fréquences (Services de Terre) UIT - Bureau des Radiocommunications Part 1 / Partie 1 / Parte 1 Date/Fecha: 23.09.2003 Description of Columns Description des colonnes Descripción de columnas No. Sequential number Numéro séquenciel Número sequencial BR Id. BR identification number Numéro d'identification du BR Número de identificación de la BR Adm Notifying Administration Administration notificatrice Administración notificante 1A [MHz] Assigned frequency [MHz] Fréquence assignée [MHz] Frecuencia asignada [MHz] Name of the location of Nom de l'emplacement de Nombre del emplazamiento de 4A/5A transmitting / receiving station la station d'émission / réception estación transmisora / receptora 4B/5B Geographical area Zone géographique Zona geográfica 4C/5C Geographical coordinates Coordonnées géographiques Coordenadas geográficas 6A Class of station Classe de station Clase de estación Purpose of the notification: ADD- Objet de la notification: Propósito de la notificación: Intent addition MOD-modify SUP- ADD-additioner MOD-modifier ADD-añadir MOD- suppress W/D-withdraw SUP-supprimer W/D-retirer modificar No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 1 103028909 BLR 96.200 MINSK BLR 27E34'0" 53N56'0" BC 1 ADD 2 099056381 CAN 12.489 HALIFAX NS CAN 63W59'5" 44N58'0" FC 1 ADD 3 102081119 CUB 3.803 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W21'0" 23N9'0" FX 1 ADD 4 102087734 CUB 3.803 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W24'0" 23N5'0" FX 1 ADD 5 102081110 CUB 4.562 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W23'4" 23N7'31" FX 1 ADD 6 102081111 CUB 4.570 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W23'4" 23N7'31" FX 1 ADD 7 102087726 CUB 4.570 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W21'0" 23N9'0" FX 1 ADD 8 102077022 CUB 4.815 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W21'0" 23N9'0" FX 1 ADD 9 102081120 CUB 4.924 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W21'0" 23N9'0" FX 1 ADD 10 102081112 CUB 5.080 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W23'7" 23N7'31" FX 1 ADD 11 102087727 CUB 5.080 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W21'0" 23N9'0" FX 1 ADD 12 102081113 CUB 6.767 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W23'7" 23N7'31" FX 1 ADD 13 102087728 CUB 6.767 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W24'0" 23N5'0" FX 1 ADD 14 102081114 CUB 6.818 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W23'7" 23N7'31" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2503 Page 1 of 204 23-09-2003 15 102087729 CUB 6.818 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W24'0" 23N5'0" FX 1 ADD 16 102081115 CUB 6.833 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W23'4" 23N7'31" FX 1 ADD 17 103017881 CUB 123.600 CIUDAD HABANA CUB 82W24'0" 23N5'0" FD 1 ADD 18 103017893 CUB 128.800 HABANA CUB 82W24'0" 23N5'0" FD 1 ADD 19 102087030 CUB 460.275 BONIATO CUB 75W59'18" 20N6'10" FB 1 ADD 20 102087031 CUB 465.275 BONIATO CUB 75W59'18" 20N6'10" FB 1 ADD 21 103026537 D 100.600 AICHACH D 11E8'0" 48N28'0" BC 1 SUP 22 103033309 EST 475.000 TARTU EST 26E35'0" 58N23'0" BC 1 SUP 23 103033310 EST 587.500 TALLINN EST 24E46'0" 59N24'0" BC 1 SUP 24 103033311 EST 672.000 MUSTLA EST 25E52'0" 58N13'0" BC 1 SUP 25 103033312 EST 841.000 RAPLA EST 24E46'0" 59N0'0" BC 1 SUP 26 103033656 IRN 148.263 ABADAN IRN 48E17'0" 30N20'0" FB 1 ADD 27 103033501 IRN 148.263 ABADEH FARMANDARI IRN 52E39'0" 31N9'0" FB 1 ADD 28 103033858 IRN 148.263 ABB BAR IRN 48E53'0" 36N55'0" FB 1 ADD 29 103033494 IRN 148.263 ABDOHAH IRN 53E41'0" 31N35'0" FB 1 ADD 30 103033833 IRN 148.263 ABEYEK IRN 50E30'0" 35N40'0" FB 1 ADD 31 103033830 IRN 148.263 ABHAR IRN 49E15'0" 35N51'0" FB 1 ADD 32 103033588 IRN 148.263 ABOO MOOSA ISLAND IRN 55E4'0" 25N51'0" FB 1 ADD 33 103033780 IRN 148.263 ABYEK IRN 50E5'0" 36N7'0" FB 1 ADD 34 103033635 IRN 148.263 AGHA JARI IRN 49E50'0" 30N42'0" FB 1 ADD 35 103033812 IRN 148.263 AGHALIGHOS IRN 46E9'0" 35N32'0" FB 1 ADD 36 103033860 IRN 148.263 AGHKAND IRN 47E35'0" 36N42'0" FB 1 ADD 37 103033776 IRN 148.263 AHAR IRN 47E6'0" 38N15'0" FB 1 ADD 38 103033569 IRN 148.263 AHMADMAHMOUDI IRN 53E36'0" 28N15'0" FB 1 ADD 39 103033490 IRN 148.263 AHWAZ IRN 48E41'0" 31N21'0" FB 1 ADD 40 103033489 IRN 148.263 AHWAZ FARMANDARI IRN 48E41'0" 31N19'0" FB 1 ADD 41 103033755 IRN 148.263 AKHAR DAGH IRN 57E11'0" 37N34'0" FB 1 ADD 42 103033547 IRN 148.263 ALASHTAR IRN 48E15'0" 33N51'0" FB 1 ADD 43 103033687 IRN 148.263 ALGHOO IRN 46E5'0" 37N25'0" FB 1 ADD 44 103033696 IRN 148.263 ALI ABAD IRN 50E58'0" 35N12'0" FB 1 ADD 45 103033857 IRN 148.263 ALIABAD 1 IRN 54E52'0" 36N54'0" FB 1 ADD 46 103033816 IRN 148.263 ALIABAD 6 IRN 51E25'0" 35N38'0" FB 1 ADD 47 103033807 IRN 148.263 AMGHAN IRN 60E30'0" 35N22'0" FB 1 ADD 48 103033652 IRN 148.263 AMIRABAD SIR IRN 55E55'0" 29N34'0" FB 1 ADD 49 103033872 IRN 148.263 AMOL IRN 52E21'0" 36N25'0" FB 1 ADD 50 103033637 IRN 148.263 ANAR IRN 55E22'0" 30N45'0" FB 1 ADD 51 103033702 IRN 148.263 ANBAR DINAMID IRN 55E8'0" 37N1'0" FB 1 ADD 52 103033447 IRN 148.263 ANDIMESHK IRN 48E21'0" 32N27'0" FB 1 ADD 53 103033726 IRN 148.263 ANZALI IRN 49E28'0" 37N28'0" FB 1 ADD 54 103033555 IRN 148.263 ARAK IRN 49E42'0" 34N5'0" FB 1 ADD 55 103033747 IRN 148.263 ARAS IRN 45E22'0" 39N5'0" FB 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2503 Page 2 of 204 23-09-2003 56 103033777 IRN 148.263 ARDABIL IRN 48E17'0" 38N15'0" FB 1 ADD 57 103033496 IRN 148.263 ARDAL IRN 50E39'0" 31N40'0" FB 1 ADD 58 103033868 IRN 148.263 ASHOORADEH IRN 53E44'0" 36N23'0" FB 1 ADD 59 103033626 IRN 148.263 ASIYAB IRN 49E47'0" 30N35'0" FB 1 ADD 60 103033749 IRN 148.263 ASLANDOUZ IRN 47E23'0" 39N25'0" FB 1 ADD 61 103033672 IRN 148.263 ASTANEH IRN 49E57'0" 37N16'0" FB 1 ADD 62 103033764 IRN 148.263 ASTARA IRN 48E51'0" 38N26'0" FB 1 ADD 63 103033705 IRN 148.263 ATAKOUH IRN 49E56'0" 37N5'0" FB 1 ADD 64 103033885 IRN 148.263 BABOL IRN 52E44'0" 36N34'0" FB 1 ADD 65 103033495 IRN 148.263 BAFGH IRN 55E24'0" 31N35'0" FB 1 ADD 66 103033645 IRN 148.263 BAFT IRN 56E36'0" 29N17'0" FB 1 ADD 67 103033846 IRN 148.263 BAGH MALAK ABAD IRN 59E49'0" 36N17'0" FB 1 ADD 68 103033505 IRN 148.263 BAGHEMALEK IRN 47E15'0" 34N18'0" FB 1 ADD 69 103033658 IRN 148.263 BAHREGAN IRN 50E15'0" 29N50'0" FB 1 ADD 70 103033468 IRN 148.263 BALABAD IRN 52E54'0" 32N44'0" FB 1 ADD 71 103033800 IRN 148.263 BALADEH IRN 51E49'0" 36N13'0" FB 1 ADD 72 103033579 IRN 148.263 BAM IRN 58E28'0" 29N2'0" FB 1 ADD 73 103033697 IRN 148.263 BANAB IRN 46E3'0" 37N20'0" FB 1 ADD 74 103033598 IRN 148.263 BANDAR ABBAS IRN 56E18'0" 27N11'0" FB 1 ADD 75 103033617 IRN 148.263 BANDAR EMAM IRN 49E4'0" 30N25'0" FB 1 ADD 76 103033692 IRN 148.263 BANDAR KEYASHAHR IRN 49E57'0" 37N26'0" FB 1 ADD 77 103033594 IRN 148.263 BANDAR KHAMIR IRN 55E35'0" 26N57'0" FB 1 ADD 78 103033694 IRN 148.263 BANDAR KIANSHAHR IRN 49E57'0" 37N27'0" FB 1 ADD 79 103033650 IRN 148.263 BANDAR RIG IRN 50E37'0" 29N29'0" FB 1 ADD 80 103033570 IRN 148.263 BANDARGAH IRN 50E54'0" 28N49'0" FB 1 ADD 81 103033781 IRN 148.263 BANDPAI IRN 52E44'0" 36N0'0" FB 1 ADD 82 103033477 IRN 148.263 BARDIAN IRN 50E37'0" 30N52'0" FB 1 ADD 83 103033657 IRN 148.263 BARDSIR IRN 56E40'0" 29N45'0" FB 1 ADD 84 103033615 IRN 148.263 BASHT IRN 51E10'0" 30N21'0" FB 1 ADD 85 103033543 IRN 148.263 BEEDBOLAND IRN 49E59'0" 30N46'0" FB 1 ADD 86 103033613 IRN 148.263 BEHBEHAN IRN 50E14'0" 30N35'0" FB 1 ADD 87 103033847 IRN 148.263 BEHSHAHR IRN 53E33'0" 36N43'0" FB 1 ADD 88 103033789 IRN 148.263 BIBIGOL LAKE IRN 60E31'0" 36N5'0" FB 1 ADD 89 103033831 IRN 148.263 BIJAR IRN 47E36'0" 35N52'0" FB 1 ADD 90 103033470 IRN 148.263 BIRGAND IRN 59E13'0" 32N53'0" FB 1 ADD 91 103033465 IRN 148.263 BIRJAND IRN 59E13'0" 32N42'0" FB 1 ADD 92 103033874 IRN 148.263 BISHEH KOLA IRN 52E21'0" 36N39'0" FB 1 ADD 93 103033788 IRN 148.263 BIYARJMAND IRN 55E49'0" 36N5'0" FB 1 ADD 94 103033534 IRN 148.263 BLOORAN IRN 47E18'0" 33N33'0" FB 1 ADD 95 103033810 IRN 148.263 BOEIN ZAHRA IRN 50E5'0" 35N28'0" FB 1 ADD 96 103033671 IRN 148.263 BOJNORD IRN 57E20'0" 37N28'0" FB 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2503 Page 3 of 204 23-09-2003 97 103033574 IRN 148.263 BOOSHEHR IRN 50E50'0" 28N56'0" FB 1 ADD 98 103033578 IRN 148.263 BORAZJAN IRN 51E15'0" 29N0'0" FB 1 ADD 99 103033684 IRN 148.263 BORJ IRN 49E34'0" 37N15'0" FB 1 ADD 100 103033576 IRN 148.263 BOUSHEHR IRN 50E51'0" 28N59'0" FB 1 ADD 101 103033815 IRN 148.263 BOZAGH IRN 58E41'0" 35N37'0" FB 1 ADD 102 103033497 IRN 148.263 BRUJEN IRN 51E15'0" 31N41'0" FB 1 ADD 103 103033502 IRN 148.263 CAMYARAN IRN 47E0'0" 34N41'0" FB 1 ADD 104 103033528 IRN 148.263 CHAHBEHAR IRN 60E37'0" 25N17'0" FB 1 ADD 105 103033486 IRN 148.263 CHAMREIHAN IRN 49E35'0" 31N56'0" FB 1 ADD 106 103033550 IRN 148.263 CHENAR IRN 47E7'0" 33N55'0" FB 1 ADD 107 103033763 IRN 148.263 CHENARAN IRN 55E56'0" 37N48'0" FB 1 ADD 108 103033633 IRN 148.263 CHESHMEH IRN 50E45'0" 30N41'0" FB 1 ADD 109 103033662 IRN 148.263 DAILAM BANDAR IRN 50E9'0" 30N3'0" FB 1 ADD 110 103033651 IRN 148.263 DALAKI IRN 51E21'0" 29N34'0" FB 1 ADD 111 103033632 IRN 148.263 DAMLEH IRN 51E55'0" 30N40'0" FB 1 ADD 112 103033753 IRN 148.263 DANESHMAND IRN 54E47'0" 37N30'0" FB 1 ADD 113 103033584 IRN 148.263 DARAB IRN 54E33'0" 28N45'0" FB 1 ADD 114 103033461 IRN 148.263 DARCHEH IRN 51E40'0" 32N28'0" FB 1 ADD 115 103033636 IRN 148.263 DARHANG IRN 57E8'0" 30N44'0" FB 1 ADD 116 103033538 IRN 148.263 DARREH CHCAB IRN 49E59'0" 33N38'0" FB 1 ADD 117 103033845 IRN 148.263 DARYA KENAR IRN 52E33'0" 36N41'0" FB 1 ADD 118 103033462 IRN 148.263 DASHT ABAS IRN 48E0'0" 32N34'0" FB 1 ADD 119 103033797 IRN 148.263 DASHT NAZ IRN 53E22'0" 36N8'0" FB 1 ADD 120 103033750 IRN 148.263 DASHTMOQAN IRN 47E50'0" 39N30'0" FB 1 ADD 121 103033759 IRN 148.263 DEH YAN BOLAGH IRN 57E55'0" 37N36'0" FB 1 ADD 122 103033479 IRN 148.263 DEHDASHT IRN 50E33'0" 30N54'0" FB 1 ADD 123 103033508 IRN 148.263 DEHJAMIE IRN 46E14'0" 34N23'0"
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