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AMDAC Manual Appendix a Station List Documentation in support of MARSOP 4 Version 2016-07-22 Appendix A: Station list Europe * Station descriptionfile * ======================= * * * The stations information is define as follows * * 1 - 7 === WMO stationsnumber * 9 - 12 === FAA station code * 14 - 43 === Stationname (Country) * 45 - 52 === NB * 54 - 62 === WL * 64 - 67 === Altitude * 69 - 70 === WMO country code * 72 - 75 === WMO code of station of desimination * * * The coded information after the station information * is define as follows: * * 77 === What most the application do with this station * F, outside the area of interrest of the Mars project * D, inside this area, but decode only. No stations file is made * S, inside this area and make a station file * * * 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 *23456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 * * Norway * 01001 ENJA Jan Mayen (Jan Mayen) 70.5600 -8.4000 9 NO ENMI S 01002 Verlegenhuken (Norway) 80.0300 16.1500 8 NO ENMI F 01003 Hornsund (Norway) 77.0000 15.3000 11 NO ENMI F 01004 ENAS Ny-Alesund II (Spitsbergen) 78.5500 11.5600 8 NO ENMI F 01005 Isfjord radio (Spitsbergen) 78.0400 13.3800 5 NO ENMI F 01006 Edgeoya (Norway) 78.1503 22.4935 14 NO ENMI F 01007 Ny Alesund (Norway) 78.5500 11.5600 8 NO ENMI F 01008 ENSB Svalbard (Norway) 78.1500 15.2800 27 NO ENMI F 01009 Karl XII Oya (Norway) 80.3970 25.0000 5 NO ENMI F 01010 ENAN Andoya (Norway) 69.1800 16.0785 13 NO ENMI S 01011 Kvitoya (Norway) 80.0433 31.3000 10 NO ENMI F 01014 Senja-Laukhella (Norway) 69.1400 17.5400 9 NO ENMI S 01015 Hekkingen (Norway) 69.3600 17.5023 14 NO ENMI S 01016 Kongsoya (Norway) 78.5567 28.5352 20 NO ENMI F 01017 Akseloya (Norway) 77.4133 14.4703 6 NO ENMI F 01019 Svarttangen (Norway) 77.3173 20.4978 20 NO ENMI F 01020 Sorkappoya (Norway) 76.2867 16.3293 10 NO ENMI F 01023 ENDU Bardufoss (Norway) 69.0353 18.3240 77 NO ENMI S 01024 Pyramiden (Norway) 78.3936 16.2160 20 NO ENMI F 01025 ENTC Tromso/Langnes (Norway) 69.4100 18.5478 9 NO ENMI S 01026 Tromso (Norway) 69.3900 18.5600 115 NO ENMI S 01027 Tromso-holt (Norway) 69.3900 18.5400 20 NO ENMI S 01028 ENBJ Bjornoya (Norway) 74.3100 19.0028 18 NO ENMI F 01032 Overbygd (Norway) 69.0100 19.1700 78 NO ENMI S 01033 Torsvag (Norway) 70.1500 19.3000 24 NO ENMI S 01034 Fugloykalven (Norway) 70.1900 20.0900 38 NO ENMI S 01035 Oteren (Norway) 69.1500 19.5300 12 NO ENMI S 01036 Skibotn (Norway) 69.1300 20.1000 20 NO ENMI S 01037 Skibotn 2 (Norway) 69.2317 20.1557 5 NO ENMI S 01041 Nordreisa (Norway) 69.4400 21.0100 5 NO ENMI S 01042 Hasvik-Sluskfjellet (Norway) 70.3700 22.2700 438 NO ENMI S 01043 Rognsundet (Norway) 70.2462 22.4917 10 NO ENMI S 01044 Hasvik ap (Norway) 70.2900 22.0800 6 NO ENMI S 01045 Nordstraum (Norway) 69.5000 21.5300 6 NO ENMI S 01046 ENSR Sorkjosen (Norway) 69.4700 20.5800 5 NO ENMI S 01047 ENKA Kautokeino II (Norway) 69.0000 23.0200 307 NO ENMI S 01049 ENAT Alta Lufthavn (Norway) 69.5900 23.2148 3 NO ENMI S 01051 Suolovuopmi (Norway) 69.3500 23.3200 374 NO ENMI S 01052 ENHF Hammerfest (Norway) 70.4047 23.4030 79 NO ENMI S 01053 Hammerfest Radio (Norway) 70.4100 23.4100 70 NO ENMI S 01055 Fruholmen (Norway) 71.0558 23.5890 14 NO ENMI S 01057 Cuovddatmohkki (Norway) 69.2200 24.2600 286 NO ENMI S 01058 Suolovuopmi Lulit (Norway) 69.3477 23.3200 381 NO ENMI S 01059 ENNA Banak (Norway) 70.0360 24.5938 8 NO ENMI S 01062 ENHO Hopen (Norway) 76.3000 25.0078 10 NO ENMI F 01063 Kistrand (Norway) 70.2700 25.1300 48 NO ENMI S 01065 Karasjok (Norway) 69.2780 25.3013 131 NO ENMI S 01066 Helnes Fyr (Norway) 71.0400 26.1400 33 NO ENMI S 01068 ENHV Honningsvag/Valan (Norway) 71.0100 25.5900 13 NO ENMI S 01074 ENMH Mehamn (Norway) 71.0200 27.5000 13 NO ENMI S 01075 Rustefjelbma (Norway) 70.2400 28.1200 11 NO ENMI S 01076 Tanabru (Norway) 70.1272 28.0954 32 NO ENMI S 01078 Sletnes (Norway) 71.0503 28.1307 8 NO ENMI S 01079 Mehamn (Norway) 71.0100 27.5300 13 NO ENMI S 01080 Honningsvag (Norway) 70.5800 26.0100 0 NO ENMI S 01082 Nyborg (Norway) 70.1002 28.3402 15 NO ENMI S 01083 ENBV Berlevag (Norway) 70.5200 29.0200 13 NO ENMI S 01084 Pasvik (Norway) 69.1000 29.1500 54 NO ENMI S 01086 Batsfjord ap (Norway) 70.3600 29.4200 152 NO ENMI S 01088 ENVD Vadso (Norway) 70.0400 29.5100 39 NO ENMI S 01089 ENKR Kirkenes Lufthavn (Norway) 69.4400 29.5400 86 NO ENMI S 01092 Makkaur (Norway) 70.4200 30.0407 9 NO ENMI S 01097 ENSS Svartnes (Norway) 70.2100 31.0300 12 NO ENMI S 01098 Vardo (Norway) 70.2200 31.0600 15 NO ENMI S 01099 Vardo ap (Norway) 70.2100 31.0200 12 NO ENMI S 01102 Sklinna (Norway) 65.1200 11.0000 16 NO ENMI S 01103 Leka (Norway) 65.0600 11.4200 47 NO ENMI S 01104 Rotvaer (Norway) 68.2200 15.5700 8 NO ENMI S 01105 Rotvaer (Norway) 68.2200 15.5657 8 NO ENMI S 01106 Rost II (Norway) 67.3100 12.0600 2 NO ENMI S 01107 ENRS Rost Flyplass (Norway) 67.3160 12.0600 2 NO ENMI S 01108 Vega-Vallsjo (Norway) 65.4200 11.5142 9 NO ENMI S 01110 Ytterholmen (Norway) 66.0000 11.4100 33 NO ENMI S 01112 ENBN Bronnoysund/Bronnoy (Norway) 65.2800 12.1300 9 NO ENMI S 01113 Glomfjord (Norway) 66.4800 13.5900 39 NO ENMI S 01114 Reipa (Norway) 66.5400 13.3875 8 NO ENMI S 01115 Myken (Norway) 66.4577 12.2915 17 NO ENMI S 01116 ENST Sandnessjoen/Stokka (Norway) 65.5800 12.2800 17 NO ENMI S 01117 Tjotta (Norway) 65.5000 12.2600 21 NO ENMI S 01121 Nord-Solvaer (Norway) 66.2200 12.3663 10 NO ENMI S 01122 ENMS Mosjoen Kjaerstad (Norway) 65.4700 13.1300 72 NO ENMI S 01124 Kjobli I Snasa (Norway) 64.0952 12.2800 195 NO ENMI S 01131 Glapen Fyr (Norway) 67.5300 13.0300 31 NO ENMI S 01132 Majavatn V (Norway) 65.1000 13.2200 319 NO ENMI S 01133 Laksfors (Norway) 65.3700 13.1700 50 NO ENMI S 01134 Majavatn (Norway) 65.1100 13.2500 339 NO ENMI S 01135 Seljelia (Norway) 66.0700 13.3500 123 NO ENMI S 01137 Stott (Norway) 66.5600 13.2700 12 NO ENMI S 01138 Tennholmen (Norway) 67.1800 13.3000 14 NO ENMI S 01139 Vaeroy heliport (Norway) 67.3900 12.4300 4 NO ENMI S 01141 ENLK Leknes (Norway) 68.0900 13.3700 26 NO ENMI S 01143 Drag-Ajluokta (Norway) 68.0300 16.0500 19 NO ENMI S 01144 Helligvaer II (Norway) 67.2428 13.5373 24 NO ENMI S 01146 Skamdal (Norway) 66.1408 13.5380 5 NO ENMI S 01147 Varnetresk (Norway) 65.4958 14.1100 406 NO ENMI S 01148 Storforshei (Norway) 66.2377 14.3183 110 NO ENMI S 01149 Rana-Basmoen (Norway) 66.2000 14.0600 42 NO ENMI S 01150 Hjartasen (Norway) 66.3000 14.5700 251 NO ENMI S 01151 ENRA Mo I Rana/Rossvoll (Norway) 66.2200 14.1800 70 NO ENMI S 01152 ENBO Bodo (Norway) 67.1600 14.2152 13 NO ENMI S 01153 Bodo-vagones (Norway) 67.1700 14.2700 33 NO ENMI S 01154 Litloy (Norway) 68.3500 14.1800 30 NO ENMI S 01155 Bo I Vesteralen (Norway) 68.3800 14.2800 12 NO ENMI S 01156 Bo i Vesteralen (Norway) 68.3640 14.2600 8 NO ENMI S 01158 Setsa (Norway) 67.1000 15.2913 8 NO ENMI S 01160 Skrova Fyr (Norway) 68.0900 14.3900 11 NO ENMI S 01161 ENSH Svolvaer/Helle (Norway) 68.1500 14.4000 9 NO ENMI S 01162 ENSK Storkmarknes/Skagen (Norway) 68.3500 15.0100 3 NO ENMI S 01167 Sortland (Norway) 68.4200 15.2500 3 NO ENMI S 01168 Kleiva I Sortland (Norway) 68.3900 15.1700 23 NO ENMI S 01169 Saltdal (Norway) 66.5100 15.1887 81 NO ENMI S 01172 Finnoy I Hamaroy (Norway) 68.0000 15.3700 53 NO ENMI S 01180 Harstad (Norway) 68.4800 16.3223 46 NO ENMI S 01183 ENEV Evenes (Norway) 68.2947 16.4100 26 NO ENMI S 01189 Liland (Norway) 68.2900 16.5300 19 NO ENMI S 01191 Skjomen Slettjord (Norway) 68.1700 17.1900 6 NO ENMI S 01192 Straumsnes (Norway) 68.2592 17.3973 200 NO ENMI S 01193 ENNK Narvik/Framnes (Norway) 68.2600 17.2400 31 NO ENMI S 01194 Narvik III (Norway) 68.2800 17.3000 23 NO ENMI S 01196 Tennevoll (Norway) 68.4500 17.4900 21 NO ENMI S 01198 Dividalen II (Norway) 68.4700 19.4200 204 NO ENMI S 01199 Sihcajavri (Norway) 68.4532 23.3232 384 NO ENMI S 01203 Krakenes (Norway) 62.0200 4.5915 40 NO ENMI S 01205 Svinoy (Norway) 62.2000 5.1600 37 NO ENMI S 01207 Fiskabygd (Norway) 62.0600 5.3500 41 NO ENMI S 01209 ENOV Orsta-Volda/Hovden (Norway) 62.1100 6.0400 74 NO ENMI S 01210 ENAL Alesund/Vigra (Norway) 62.3370 6.0700 21 NO ENMI S 01212 Ona (Norway) 62.5157 6.3237 15 NO ENMI S 01214 Rekdal (Norway) 62.3900 6.4530 43 NO ENMI S 01215 Hjelvik-Myrbo (Norway) 62.3700 7.1400 35 NO ENMI S 01216 Hjelvik I Romsdal (Norway) 62.3700 7.1300 21 NO ENMI S 01217 ENML Molde/Aro (Norway) 62.4500 7.1600 3 NO ENMI S 01218 Tafjord (Norway) 62.1400 7.2500 17 NO ENMI S 01220 Mannen (Norway) 62.2800 7.4600 1294 NO ENMI S 01221 Tagdalen (Norway) 63.0333 9.0433 450 NO ENMI S 01223 ENKB Kristiansund (Norway) 63.0700 7.5000 62 NO ENMI S 01224 Aalesund (Norway) 62.2800 6.1263 15 NO ENMI S 01225 Veiholmen (Norway) 63.3167 7.5700 5 NO ENMI S 01227 Tingvoll Hanem (Norway) 62.5000 8.1800 69 NO ENMI S 01228 Sula (Norway) 63.5100 8.2800 6 NO ENMI S 01230 Bjorli (Norway) 62.1548 8.1200 579 NO ENMI S 01231 Lesjaskog (Norway) 62.1400 8.2200 621 NO ENMI S 01232 Marstein (Norway) 62.2670 7.5100 65 NO ENMI S 01233 Dombaas (Norway) 62.0432 9.0700 638 NO ENMI S 01234 Orkdal-Thamshamn (Norway) 63.1900 9.5100 4 NO ENMI S 01236 Kjoremsgrende (Norway) 62.0600 9.0300 626 NO ENMI S 01237 Fokstua Ii (Norway) 62.0900 9.1700 974 NO ENMI S 01238 Fokstua II (Norway) 62.0678 9.1717 974 NO ENMI S 01239 Hjerkinn II (Norway) 62.1323 9.3253 1012 NO ENMI S 01240 Halten (Norway) 64.1000 9.2437 16 NO ENMI S 01241 ENOL Orland (Norway) 63.4200 9.3600 9 NO ENMI S 01242 Afjord II (Norway) 63.5800 10.1300 20 NO ENMI S 01245 Oppdal-Bjorke (Norway) 62.3600 9.4000 599 NO ENMI S 01250 Folldal-fredheim (Norway) 62.0700 9.5900 694 NO ENMI S 01252 Berkak Lyngholt (Norway) 62.4900 10.0100 475 NO ENMI S 01253 Soknedal (Norway) 62.5700 10.1100 299 NO ENMI S 01254 Kotsoy (Norway) 62.5900
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