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BR IFIC N° 2734 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 11.12.2012 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: Objet de la notification: Propósito de la notificación: Intent ADD-addition MOD-modify ADD-ajouter MOD-modifier ADD-añadir MOD-modificar SUP-suppress W/D-withdraw SUP-supprimer W/D-retirer SUP-suprimir W/D-retirar No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 1 112183305 ARG 6660.0000 OBERA ARG 55W04'45'' 27S28'37'' FX 1 ADD 2 112183304 ARG 7000.0000 25 DE MAYO ARG 54W44'19'' 27S22'47'' FX 1 ADD 3 112183356 ARG 7163.0000 SALTA ARG 64W15'48'' 23S14'39'' FX 1 ADD 4 112183357 ARG 7324.0000 SALTA ARG 64W25'10'' 23S23'37'' FX 1 ADD 5 112183360 ARG 14837.0000 CORRIENTES ARG 58W49'15'' 27S28'31'' FX 1 ADD 6 112183361 ARG 15159.0000 CORRIENTES ARG 58W47'36'' 27S31'44'' FX 1 ADD 7 112183316 ARG 18360.0000 VILLA BALLESTER ARG 58W33'10'' 34S32'30'' FX 1 ADD 8 112183315 ARG 19370.0000 MARTIN CORONADO ARG 58W34'40'' 34S35'35'' FX 1 ADD 9 112183354 ARG 21238.0000 MI007 ARG 55W19'58'' 27S36'48'' FX 1 ADD 10 112183317 ARG 21574.0000 CORRIENTES ARG 58W50'45'' 27S28'36'' FX 1 ADD 11 112183355 ARG 22470.0000 MI081 ARG 55W18'27'' 27S36'17'' FX 1 ADD 12 112183318 ARG 22806.0000 CORRIENTES 1 ARG 58W49'47'' 27S28'10'' FX 1 ADD 13 112154232 BRU 4.3524 MUARA PORT BRU 115E05'06'' 5N02'55'' FC 1 ADD 14 112154233 BRU 8.7114 MUARA PORT BRU 115E05'06'' 5N02'55'' FC 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2734 11.12.2012 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 15 112182910 D 216.9280 WEINBIET D 8E07'14'' 49N22'35'' BC 1 ADD 16 112182911 D 229.0720 MUENCHEN FUNKHAUS D 11E33'12'' 48N08'35'' BC 1 ADD 17 112183876 DNK 227.3600 ESBJERG DNK 8E27'12'' 55N27'20'' BC 1 ADD 18 112177595 DNK 227.3600 HILLEROED DNK 12E20'53'' 55N55'08'' BC 1 MOD 19 112177596 DNK 227.3600 KOEBENHAVN DNK 12E14'13'' 55N43'00'' BC 1 MOD 20 112177597 DNK 227.3600 LYNETTEN DNK 12E36'48'' 55N41'50'' BC 1 MOD 21 112183320 F 156.5000 PORT VENDRES12 F 3E08'00'' 42N30'58'' FC 1 ADD 22 112183319 F 156.5750 PORT VENDRES12 F 3E08'00'' 42N30'58'' FC 1 ADD 23 112183570 F 429.3375 075 PARIS341 F 2E21'32'' 48N52'54'' FB 1 ADD 24 112183571 F 429.3375 075 PARIS342 F 2E21'47'' 48N53'07'' FB 1 ADD 25 112183572 F 429.7875 075 PARIS341 F 2E21'32'' 48N52'54'' FB 1 ADD 26 112183569 F 429.7875 075 PARIS342 F 2E21'47'' 48N53'07'' FB 1 ADD 27 112183321 F 1385.0000 BELLEGARDE EN DIOIS1 F 5E25'37'' 44N32'17'' FX 1 MOD 28 112183322 F 1453.0000 SAINT DIZIER EN DIOIS2 F 5E27'55'' 44N30'58'' FX 1 MOD 29 112183893 INS 465.2250 MASIREI INS 136E22'44'' 2S14'28'' FB 1 ADD 30 112183911 INS 466.4750 BANGKO INS 100E48'36'' 2N10'26'' FB 1 ADD 31 112183906 INS 466.4750 BANGKO PUSAKO INS 100E42'45'' 1N41'30'' FB 1 ADD 32 112183894 INS 466.4750 BATANG CENAKU INS 102E16'53'' 0S39'26'' FB 1 ADD 33 112183907 INS 466.4750 BUNGA RAYA INS 102E04'26'' 0N57'52'' FB 1 ADD 34 112183902 INS 466.4750 KAMPAR INS 100E47'39'' 0N44'54'' FB 1 ADD 35 112183897 INS 466.4750 KUANTAN HILIR INS 101E35'23'' 0S28'13'' FB 1 ADD 36 112183905 INS 466.4750 KUANTAN TENGAH INS 101E30'19'' 0N30'44'' FB 1 ADD 37 112183899 INS 466.4750 MANDAU INS 101E51'54'' 0N38'32'' FB 1 ADD 38 112183901 INS 466.4750 MANDAU INS 100E32'50'' 1N05'14'' FB 1 ADD 39 112183896 INS 466.4750 PANGKALAN KERINCI INS 101E51'29'' 0N23'31'' FB 1 ADD 40 112183900 INS 466.4750 PASIR PANGARAIAN INS 100E57'03'' 1N15'18'' FB 1 ADD 41 112183898 INS 466.4750 PEKANBARU INS 101E22'09'' 0N27'59'' FB 1 ADD 42 112183904 INS 466.4750 RAMBAH INS 100E18'18'' 0N51'26'' FB 1 ADD 43 112183895 INS 466.4750 RAMBAH SAMO INS 100E26'55'' 0N48'06'' FB 1 ADD 44 112183892 INS 466.4750 SIAK SRI INDRAPURA INS 101E36'10'' 0N39'51'' FB 1 ADD 45 112183908 INS 466.4750 SUNGAI SEMBILAN INS 101E21'15'' 1N45'49'' FB 1 ADD 46 112183909 INS 466.4750 TEMBILAHAN INS 103E08'48'' 0S19'31'' FB 1 ADD 47 112183903 INS 466.4750 UJUNG BATU INS 100E33'09'' 0N43'48'' FB 1 ADD 48 112183910 INS 466.4750 UJUNG TANJUNG INS 101E01'35'' 1N37'38'' FB 1 ADD 49 112183324 RUS 157.2000 SVOBODNYY C SAKH RUS 143E26'03'' 46N50'44'' MS 1 ADD 50 112183326 RUS 157.3000 SVOBODNYY C SAKH RUS 143E26'03'' 46N50'44'' MS 1 ADD 51 112183323 RUS 161.8000 SVOBODNYY C SAKH RUS 143E26'03'' 46N50'44'' FC 1 ADD 52 112183325 RUS 161.9000 SVOBODNYY C SAKH RUS 143E26'03'' 46N50'44'' FC 1 ADD 53 112183299 RUS 162.0875 PERESELENCHESKII AMUR RUS 127E04'00'' 52N20'00'' ML 1 ADD 54 112183301 RUS 162.5125 GEORGIEVKA AMUR RUS 129E03'00'' 50N32'00'' ML 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2734 11.12.2012 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 55 112183297 RUS 162.6125 NEVER AMUR RUS 124E15'00'' 53N57'00'' ML 1 ADD 56 112183303 RUS 162.7250 ILINKA HAB RUS 135E08'00'' 48N22'00'' ML 1 ADD 57 112183298 RUS 167.8125 PERESELENCHESKII AMUR RUS 127E04'00'' 52N20'00'' FB 1 ADD 58 112183300 RUS 168.2375 GEORGIEVKA AMUR RUS 129E03'00'' 50N32'00'' FB 1 ADD 59 112183296 RUS 168.3375 NEVER AMUR RUS 124E15'00'' 53N57'00'' FB 1 ADD 60 112183302 RUS 168.4500 ILINKA HAB RUS 135E08'00'' 48N22'00'' FB 1 ADD 61 112183612 RUS 554.0000 BEZHANICY PSK RUS 29E54'59'' 56N58'00'' BT 1 ADD 62 112183613 RUS 554.0000 EMILOVO PSK RUS 27E59'00'' 57N00'00'' BT 1 ADD 63 112183614 RUS 554.0000 KASNOGORODSKOE PSK RUS 28E17'00'' 56N49'00'' BT 1 ADD 64 112183615 RUS 554.0000 NOVORZHEV PSK RUS 29E19'59'' 57N01'00'' BT 1 ADD 65 112183616 RUS 554.0000 OSTROV PSK RUS 28E22'00'' 57N20'59'' BT 1 ADD 66 112183617 RUS 554.0000 PUSHKINSKIE GORY PSK RUS 28E56'00'' 57N01'00'' BT 1 ADD 67 112183618 RUS 554.0000 SLAVKOVICHI PSK RUS 29E03'59'' 57N39'59'' BT 1 ADD 68 112183619 RUS 554.0000 VYBOR PSK RUS 29E11'00'' 57N14'00'' BT 1 ADD 69 112183627 RUS 562.0000 DEBREVO SMOL RUS 34E12'40'' 54N56'39'' BT 1 ADD 70 112183628 RUS 562.0000 DOROGOBUZH SMOL RUS 33E19'40'' 54N54'40'' BT 1 ADD 71 112182915 RUS 562.0000 KLYUCHEVKA CHEL RUS 62E00'00'' 54N02'59'' BT 1 ADD 72 112182916 RUS 562.0000 KRUTOIARSKII CHEL RUS 63E09'00'' 54N12'00'' BT 1 ADD 73 112183629 RUS 562.0000 MYTISHINO SMOL RUS 34E00'40'' 54N48'49'' BT 1 ADD 74 112182917 RUS 562.0000 PESCHANOE CHEL RUS 62E06'00'' 54N14'00'' BT 1 ADD 75 112183630 RUS 562.0000 POGORNOE SMOL RUS 33E18'09'' 54N30'29'' BT 1 ADD 76 112183631 RUS 562.0000 UGRA SMOL RUS 34E19'10'' 54N46'49'' BT 1 ADD 77 112183598 RUS 578.0000 GAZOPROVODA KALUZH RUS 35E35'46'' 54N26'16'' BT 1 ADD 78 112183599 RUS 578.0000 IZNOSKI KALUZH RUS 35E19'12'' 54N59'22'' BT 1 ADD 79 112183600 RUS 578.0000 MOSALSK KALUZH RUS 34E58'54'' 54N29'49'' BT 1 ADD 80 112183601 RUS 578.0000 PRUDNOVO KALUZH RUS 35E55'51'' 54N50'10'' BT 1 ADD 81 112183602 RUS 578.0000 SAVOLENKA KALUZH RUS 35E18'23'' 54N43'40'' BT 1 ADD 82 112183603 RUS 578.0000 YUKHNOV KALUZH RUS 35E13'48'' 54N44'41'' BT 1 ADD 83 112182913 RUS 586.0000 BALKANY CHEL RUS 59E36'00'' 53N25'59'' BT 1 ADD 84 112182914 RUS 586.0000 MAGNITOGORSK TCHEL RUS 58E57'00'' 53N23'59'' BT 1 ADD 85 112183620 RUS 594.0000 ATIRKA OMSK RUS 74E16'14'' 57N15'05'' BT 1 ADD 86 112183621 RUS 594.0000 KOLOSOVKA OMSK RUS 73E37'08'' 56N27'06'' BT 1 ADD 87 112183622 RUS 594.0000 LITKOVKA OMSK RUS 75E06'27'' 57N20'27'' BT 1 ADD 88 112183623 RUS 594.0000 MIKHAILOVKA OMSK RUS 74E44'54'' 57N20'46'' BT 1 ADD 89 112183624 RUS 594.0000 PORECHE OMSK RUS 74E56'23'' 56N34'52'' BT 1 ADD 90 112183625 RUS 594.0000 RYAZANY OMSK RUS 75E12'20'' 56N34'16'' BT 1 ADD 91 112183626 RUS 594.0000 SEDELNIKOVO OMSK RUS 75E17'11'' 56N56'23'' BT 1 ADD 92 112183604 RUS 610.0000 ANNOVKA KALUZH RUS 34E04'08'' 54N08'00'' BT 1 ADD 93 112183605 RUS 610.0000 BARIATINO KALUZH RUS 34E33'12'' 54N18'40'' BT 1 ADD 94 112183606 RUS 610.0000 BETLITSA KALUZH RUS 33E56'26'' 54N00'49'' BT 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2734 11.12.2012 No.
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