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BR IFIC N° 2527 Index/Indice BR IFIC N° 2527 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: 07.09.2004 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-additioner 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 104048871 AUT 50.5000 HIMMELBERG AUT 13E58'0" 46N45'0" BT 1 SUP 2 104048872 AUT 64.5000 HIMMELBERG AUT 13E58'0" 46N45'0" BT 1 SUP 3 104052936 EST 194.0000 SORVE EST 22E5'0" 57N59'0" BT 1 SUP 4 104052937 EST 218.0000 KOHTLA JARVE EST 27E10'0" 59N24'0" BT 1 SUP 5 104052938 EST 522.0000 KOERU EST 26E1'0" 58N58'0" BT 1 SUP 6 104055800 F 468.2625 ROURA GUF 52W19'38" 4N43'45" FX 1 MOD 7 104055810 F 1874.5000 MTN DU TIGRE GUF 52W18'16" 4N54'46" FX 1 MOD 8 103017035 F 2227.5000 MORNE ESCAVAILLE MRT 60W53'34" 14N33'9" FX 1 MOD 9 103022403 F 3460.7500 CHATEAUNEUF DE GADAGNE 2 F 4E56'2" 43N56'29" FX 1 ADD 10 103022404 F 3560.7500 MORNAS MONTMOUT 2 F 4E44'20" 44N13'18" FX 1 ADD 11 102061723 F 3824.5000 FIENNES F 1E50'2" 50N50'19" FX 1 MOD 12 102061764 F 4066.5000 S PIERRE DEL2 F 2E6'47" 42N29'4" FX 1 MOD 13 102061765 F 4124.5000 S PIERRE DEL2 F 2E6'47" 42N29'4" FX 1 MOD 14 104056935 F 5945.2000 ARBOUSSOLS PRADES F 2E27'45" 42N40'23" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2527 07-09-2004 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 15 104056932 F 5945.2000 CHANTILLY 2 F 2E27'47" 49N11'3" FX 1 ADD 16 104056933 F 5945.2000 NANTEUIL LE HAUDOIN COOPERAT F 2E47'34" 49N8'32" FX 1 ADD 17 104056934 F 5945.2000 PIC DE NEULOUS F 2E56'57" 42N29'0" FX 1 ADD 18 104056937 F 5945.2000 S DONAT HERB F 4E59'32" 45N6'27" FX 1 ADD 19 104056936 F 5945.2000 SAVASSE F 4E46'49" 44N36'49" FX 1 ADD 20 104056928 F 5974.8500 LYON CORBAS F 4E55'48" 45N41'3" FX 1 ADD 21 104056923 F 6004.5000 ARBOUSSOLS PRADES F 2E27'45" 42N40'23" FX 1 ADD 22 104056918 F 6004.5000 CHANTILLY 2 F 2E27'47" 49N11'3" FX 1 ADD 23 104056919 F 6004.5000 NANTEUIL LE HAUDOIN COOPERAT F 2E47'34" 49N8'32" FX 1 ADD 24 104056922 F 6004.5000 PIC DE NEULOUS F 2E56'57" 42N29'0" FX 1 ADD 25 104056926 F 6004.5000 S DONAT HERB F 4E59'32" 45N6'27" FX 1 ADD 26 104056930 F 6152.7500 LYON CORBAS F 4E55'48" 45N41'3" FX 1 ADD 27 104056924 F 6197.2400 GRANE MT BRIAN F 4E51'45" 44N43'55" FX 1 ADD 28 104056916 F 6197.2400 MT PAGNOTTE F 2E38'32" 49N16'49" FX 1 ADD 29 104056920 F 6197.2400 PERPIGNAN GARRIGOLE F 2E51'22" 42N41'1" FX 1 ADD 30 104056925 F 6197.2400 S ROMAIN DE LERPS F 4E47'56" 44N57'57" FX 1 ADD 31 104056929 F 6226.8900 MT PILAT F 4E36'47" 45N23'36" FX 1 ADD 32 104056917 F 6256.5400 MT PAGNOTTE F 2E38'32" 49N16'49" FX 1 ADD 33 104056921 F 6256.5400 PERPIGNAN GARRIGOLE F 2E51'22" 42N41'1" FX 1 ADD 34 104056927 F 6256.5400 S ROMAIN DE LERPS F 4E47'56" 44N57'57" FX 1 ADD 35 104056931 F 6404.7900 MT PILAT F 4E36'47" 45N23'36" FX 1 ADD 36 104055809 F 12752.7500 CHAMROUSSE F 5E54'13" 45N7'39" FX 1 ADD 37 104055802 F 12752.7500 CONCA DTRN F 9E23'15" 41N44'17" FX 1 ADD 38 104055807 F 12763.2500 CHAMROUSSE F 5E54'13" 45N7'39" FX 1 ADD 39 104055803 F 12763.2500 CONCA DTRN F 9E23'15" 41N44'17" FX 1 ADD 40 104055805 F 12763.2500 S NIZIER MOUCH F 5E38'25" 45N8'46" FX 1 ADD 41 104055801 F 13018.7500 GHISONACCIA F 9E24'14" 42N1'2" FX 1 ADD 42 104055806 F 13018.7500 S HONORE VAUGE F 5E49'16" 44N58'24" FX 1 ADD 43 104055808 F 13029.2500 LE SAPPEY CHAR F 5E45'57" 45N14'9" FX 1 ADD 44 104055804 F 13029.2500 PORTO VECCHIO F 9E19'7" 41N35'59" FX 1 ADD 45 104055824 F 15255.0000 S GERONS F 2E10'41" 44N56'55" FX 1 MOD 46 104055825 F 15315.0000 VERANNE DZT F 4E36'47" 45N23'34" FX 1 MOD 47 104055836 F 22202.2500 BORDEAUX BACALAN F 0W33'14" 44N52'16" FX 1 MOD 48 104055837 F 23210.2500 BORDEAUX CITE F 0W36'6" 44N50'28" FX 1 MOD 49 103025630 F 37873.5000 TOULON PREF F 5E56'5" 43N7'47" FX 1 ADD 50 103025631 F 39133.5000 TOULON CIAT F 5E55'37" 43N7'31" FX 1 ADD 51 104049724 FIN 522.0000 KORPILAHTI FIN 25E33'0" 62N1'0" BT 1 SUP 52 104049725 FIN 522.0000 SUOLAHTI FIN 25E52'0" 62N33'0" BT 1 SUP 53 104049726 FIN 522.0000 VAAJAKOSKI FIN 25E54'0" 62N14'0" BT 1 SUP 54 104049727 FIN 554.0000 SUOLAHTT FIN 25E52'0" 62N33'0" BT 1 SUP BR IFIC N° 2527 07-09-2004 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 55 104049728 FIN 570.0000 VAAJAKOSKI FIN 25E54'0" 62N14'0" BT 1 SUP 56 104049729 FIN 618.0000 HARJUNSALMI FIN 25E17'0" 61N41'0" BT 1 SUP 57 104049730 FIN 626.0000 NOKIA LINNAVUORI FIN 23E22'0" 61N29'0" BT 1 SUP 58 104049731 FIN 634.0000 PIRTTIKOSKI FIN 27E10'0" 66N20'0" BT 1 SUP 59 104049732 FIN 642.0000 KUOPIO PUIJO FIN 27E40'0" 62N55'0" BT 1 SUP 60 104049733 FIN 650.0000 HARJUNSALMI FIN 25E17'0" 61N41'0" BT 1 SUP 61 104049734 FIN 658.0000 HAUKANMAA FIN 25E49'0" 62N6'0" BT 1 SUP 62 104049735 FIN 658.0000 NOKIA LINNAVUORI FIN 23E22'0" 61N29'0" BT 1 SUP 63 104049736 FIN 658.0000 VAARUNVUORI FIN 25E44'0" 61N56'0" BT 1 SUP 64 104049737 FIN 666.0000 HAAPAMAKI FIN 24E28'0" 62N15'0" BT 1 SUP 65 104049738 FIN 666.0000 SAARIJARVI FIN 25E13'0" 62N46'0" BT 1 SUP 66 104049739 FIN 682.0000 HARJUNSALMI FIN 25E17'0" 61N41'0" BT 1 SUP 67 104049740 FIN 682.0000 NOKIA LINNAVUORI FIN 23E22'0" 61N29'0" BT 1 SUP 68 104049741 FIN 682.0000 VAAJAKOSKI FIN 25E54'0" 62N14'0" BT 1 SUP 69 104049721 FIN 722.0000 PIRTTIKOSKI FIN 27E10'0" 66N20'0" BT 1 SUP 70 104049742 FIN 722.0000 VAARUNVUORI FIN 25E44'0" 61N56'0" BT 1 SUP 71 104049743 FIN 730.0000 KUOPIO PUIJO FIN 27E40'0" 62N55'0" BT 1 SUP 72 104049744 FIN 754.0000 VIHTAVUORI FIN 25E54'0" 62N22'0" BT 1 SUP 73 104049745 FIN 770.0000 VAARUNVUORI FIN 25E44'0" 61N56'0" BT 1 SUP 74 104058563 G 107.6000 BRADFORD R2 I G 1W45'0" 53N50'0" BC 1 ADD 75 104058564 G 107.7000 SHEFFIELD R2 I G 1W30'0" 53N22'0" BC 1 ADD 76 104057335 IRL 1372.8750 Abbeyknockmoy IRL 8W44'27" 53N25'11" FX 1 ADD 77 104057336 IRL 1372.8750 Cregg IRL 9W56'13" 53N30'23" FX 1 ADD 78 104057337 IRL 1372.8750 Malmusog IRL 8W23'26" 54N43'56" FX 1 ADD 79 104057338 IRL 1372.8750 Mongorry Hill IRL 7W38'0" 54N53'28" FX 1 ADD 80 104057339 IRL 1373.2500 Dooncarton IRL 9W49'33" 54N16'21" FX 1 ADD 81 104057341 IRL 1373.2500 Malmusog IRL 8W23'26" 54N43'56" FX 1 ADD 82 104057340 IRL 1373.2500 Rathlee IRL 9W0'57" 54N16'25" FX 1 ADD 83 104057343 IRL 1373.3750 Holywell Hill IRL 7W23'55" 54N59'56" FX 1 ADD 84 104057342 IRL 1373.3750 Slieve Bawn IRL 8W3'58" 53N43'39" FX 1 ADD 85 104057345 IRL 1373.7500 Holywell Hill CI IRL 7W23'55" 54N59'56" FX 1 ADD 86 104057344 IRL 1373.7500 Malmusog IRL 8W23'26" 54N43'56" FX 1 ADD 87 104057346 IRL 1382.7500 Three Rock CT IRL 6W14'8" 53N14'51" FX 1 MOD 88 104057347 IRL 1434.7500 Glenageary CT IRL 6W8'5" 53N16'42" FX 1 ADD 89 104057351 IRL 1514.8750 Arranmore IRL 8W30'30" 54N59'1" FX 1 ADD 90 104057350 IRL 1514.8750 Barnesmore IRL 7W56'33" 54N43'2" FX 1 ADD 91 104057348 IRL 1514.8750 Cashlaundrumlahan IRL 8W36'0" 53N5'36" FX 1 ADD 92 104057349 IRL 1514.8750 Minaun IRL 10W1'35" 53N57'26" FX 1 ADD 93 104057354 IRL 1515.2500 Barnesmore IRL 7W56'33" 54N43'2" FX 1 ADD 94 104057353 IRL 1515.2500 Cashelgarren IRL 8W31'23" 54N22'7" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2527 07-09-2004 No.
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