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BR IFIC N° 2728 Index/Indice BR IFIC N° 2728 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 18.09.2012 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 112143773 ARG 7135.0000 COLONIA AURORA ARG 54W30'53'' 27S28'19'' FX 1 ADD 2 112143774 ARG 7296.0000 SANTA RITA ARG 54W43'58'' 27S31'03'' FX 1 ADD 3 112145361 ARG 7442.0000 BONPLAND ARG 57W25'43'' 29S49'11'' FX 1 ADD 4 112145362 ARG 7596.0000 PARADA PUCHETA ARG 57W36'11'' 29S54'00'' FX 1 ADD 5 112146940 ARG 7747.7000 C DE LA SIERRA ARG 55W31'20'' 27S58'53'' FX 1 ADD 6 112143892 ARG 7747.7000 MARTIN GARCIA ARG 58W15'07'' 34S11'09'' FX 1 ADD 7 112145366 ARG 7747.7000 OBERA ARG 55W04'45'' 27S28'37'' FX 1 ADD 8 112143836 ARG 7807.0000 MARTIN GARCIA ARG 58W15'07'' 34S11'09'' FX 1 ADD 9 112146939 ARG 7807.0000 OBERA ARG 55W04'45'' 27S28'37'' FX 1 ADD 10 112146937 ARG 7895.9500 OBERA ARG 55W04'45'' 27S28'37'' FX 1 ADD 11 112146941 ARG 8059.0200 APOSTOLES ARG 55W42'22'' 27S51'51'' FX 1 ADD 12 112143893 ARG 8059.0200 DELTA ARG 58W27'00'' 34S07'12'' FX 1 ADD 13 112145365 ARG 8059.0200 MOJON GRANDE ARG 55W09'25'' 27S42'48'' FX 1 ADD 14 112146938 ARG 8118.3200 CAMPO VIERA ARG 55W03'04'' 27S20'06'' FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2728 18.09.2012 No. BR Id Adm 1A 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50N52'04'' FX 1 ADD 28 112144056 BEL 38577.0000 KORTRIJK NAC BEL 3E15'51'' 50N49'41'' FX 1 ADD 29 112145399 BEL 38738.0000 JETTE FLORAIR 4 BEL 4E19'56'' 50N53'01'' FX 1 ADD 30 112145400 BEL 38752.0000 BERCHEM SAINTE AGATHE CPAS BEL 4E17'28'' 50N51'54'' FX 1 ADD 31 112145401 BEL 38850.0000 MOLENBEEK SAINT JEAN SITE7 FAC BEL 4E20'20'' 50N51'21'' FX 1 ADD 32 112147121 BHR 3413.5000 FX 1 ADD 33 112147122 BHR 3415.0000 FX 1 ADD 34 112147123 BHR 3425.0000 FX 1 ADD 35 112147124 BHR 3435.0000 FX 1 ADD 36 112147125 BHR 3445.0000 FX 1 ADD 37 112147126 BHR 3455.0000 FX 1 ADD 38 112147127 BHR 3465.0000 FX 1 ADD 39 112147128 BHR 3475.0000 FX 1 ADD 40 112147129 BHR 3485.0000 FX 1 ADD 41 112147130 BHR 3495.0000 FX 1 ADD 42 112147131 BHR 3511.0000 FX 1 ADD 43 112147132 BHR 3521.0000 FX 1 ADD 44 112147133 BHR 3531.0000 FX 1 ADD 45 112147134 BHR 3541.0000 FX 1 ADD 46 112147135 BHR 3551.0000 FX 1 ADD 47 112147136 BHR 3561.0000 FX 1 ADD 48 112147137 BHR 3571.0000 FX 1 ADD 49 112147138 BHR 3581.0000 FX 1 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52N01'00'' FX 1 SUP 64 112143851 BLR 223.4600 BREST BLR 23E42'00'' 52N06'00'' FX 1 SUP 65 112143852 BLR 230.1000 NOVOGRUDOK BLR 25E49'00'' 53N36'00'' FX 1 SUP 66 112143853 BLR 233.0000 POLOTSK BLR 28E50'00'' 54N53'00'' FX 1 SUP 67 112143854 BLR 236.6000 LEPEL BLR 28E42'00'' 54N53'00'' FX 1 SUP 68 112143855 BLR 237.9000 MINSK BLR 27E31'00'' 53N53'00'' FX 1 SUP 69 112143856 BLR 248.3000 BOBRUYSK BLR 29E32'00'' 53N05'00'' FX 1 SUP 70 112143857 BLR 252.7000 BORISOV BLR 28E30'00'' 54N15'00'' FX 1 SUP 71 112143858 BLR 259.0000 LIDA BLR 25E16'00'' 53N56'00'' FX 1 SUP 72 112143859 BLR 262.0000 GRODNO BLR 23E55'00'' 53N40'00'' FX 1 SUP 73 112145358 BLR 262.6000 BREST BLR 23E42'00'' 52N06'00'' FX 1 SUP 74 112143861 BLR 290.6000 STOLBTSY BLR 26E44'00'' 53N32'00'' FX 1 SUP 75 112143862 BLR 291.2000 BOBRUYSK BLR 29E32'00'' 53N05'00'' FX 1 SUP 76 112143863 BLR 291.7000 BARANOVICHI BLR 26E01'00'' 53N08'00'' FX 1 SUP 77 112143864 BLR 292.8000 MOLODECHNO BLR 26E53'00'' 54N20'00'' FX 1 SUP 78 112143865 BLR 293.3000 PINSK BLR 26E10'00'' 52N10'00'' FX 1 SUP 79 112143866 BLR 294.0000 POLOTSK BLR 28E50'00'' 55N53'00'' FX 1 SUP 80 112143867 BLR 294.7000 LEPEL BLR 28E42'00'' 54N53'00'' FX 1 SUP 81 112143868 BLR 295.8000 MOZYR BLR 29E25'00'' 52N01'00'' FX 1 SUP 82 112143869 BLR 299.3000 BORISOV BLR 28E30'00'' 54N15'00'' FX 1 SUP 83 112143870 BLR 321.4000 LIDA BLR 25E16'00'' 53N56'00'' FX 1 SUP 84 112143871 BLR 323.9000 KOBRIN BLR 24E21'00'' 52N15'00'' FX 1 SUP 85 112143872 BLR 324.7000 SLUTSK BLR 27E30'00'' 52N42'00'' FX 1 SUP 86 112143873 BLR 326.2000 DROGICHIN BLR 25E11'00'' 52N13'00'' FX 1 SUP 87 112143874 BLR 327.7000 VOLKOVYSK BLR 24E28'00'' 53N10'00'' FX 1 SUP 88 112143875 BLR 348.0000 PINSK BLR 26E10'00'' 52N10'00'' FX 1 SUP 89 112143876 BLR 385.0000 BARANOVICHI BLR 26E01'00'' 53N08'00'' FX 1 SUP 90 112143877 BLR 404.0000 MOLODECHNO BLR 26E53'00'' 54N20'00'' FX 1 SUP 91 112143878 BLR 410.0000 STOLBTSY BLR 26E44'00'' 53N32'00'' FX 1 SUP 92 112143879 BLR 410.5000 BREST BLR 23E42'00'' 52N06'00'' FX 1 SUP 93 112143880 BLR 424.4000 BORISOV BLR 28E30'00'' 54N15'00'' FX 1 SUP 94 112143881 BLR 425.6500 LEPEL BLR 28E42'00'' 54N53'00'' FX 1 SUP BR IFIC N° 2728 18.09.2012 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 95 112143882 BLR 427.3000 NOVOGRUDOK BLR 25E49'00'' 53N36'00'' FX 1 SUP 96 112143883 BLR 428.4000 KOBRIN BLR 24E21'00'' 52N15'00'' FX 1 SUP 97 112143884 BLR 428.9500 POLOTSK BLR 28E50'00'' 54N53'00'' FX 1 SUP 98 112143885 BLR 449.0000 LEPEL BLR 28E42'00'' 54N53'00'' FX 1 SUP 99 112143886 BLR 451.4800 BREST BLR 23E42'00'' 52N06'00'' FX 1 SUP 100 112143887 BLR 454.7800 BORISOV BLR 28E30'00'' 54N15'00'' FX 1 SUP 101 112147393 CAN 22990.0000 HONORA ON CAN 82W03'29'' 45N56'14'' FX 1 ADD 102 112146935 D 498.0000 GOERLITZ LIEBIGHOEHE D 14E58'00'' 51N09'54'' BT 1 ADD 103 112144841 F 70.4875 SETE49 F 3E41'33'' 43N24'42'' FX 1 ADD 104 112144844 F 70.4875 SETE50 F 3E41'49'' 43N24'39'' FX 1 ADD 105 112144865 F 70.4875 SETE52 F 3E42'04'' 43N24'17'' FX 1 ADD 106 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121 112144386 F 80.0125 PONTONX SUR L ADOUR5 F 0W55'30'' 43N47'04''
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