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Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Unofficial Coordinates for the Ubersberg, Baden-W¨U Rttembrug, Germany Control Points Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Unofficial Coordinates for the Ubersberg, Baden-W¨u rttembrug, Germany Control Points Contest: UbersbergSegelflugwettbewerb 2013 Courtesy of Holger Schubert ( [email protected] ) Dated: 07 May 2013 Magnetic Variation: 1.5E Time zone: MET,Summer offset from GMT is 2:00 and in Winter it is 1:00. Printed Saturday,11May 2013 at 23:56 GMT UNOFFICIAL, USE ATYOUR OWN RISK Do not use for navigation, for flight verification only. Always consult the relevant publications for current and correct information. This service is provided free of charge with no warrantees, expressed or implied. User assumes all risk of use. Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ MetersKm 1 A1 Ubersberg 48 27 29 N 91747 E 48 27,483 N 917,783 E 776 HSA 2 A2 Lichtenstein 48 24 18 N 91546 E 48 24,300 N 915,767 E 799 S 6,4 204 3 A3 Stb 48 23 35 N 92245 E 48 23,583 N 922,750 E 790 S 9,5 141 4 A4 Ski 48 25 28 N 91803 E 48 25,467 N 918,050 E 750 S 3,8 176 5KP08482645 N 91339 E 48 26,750 N 913,650 E 799 T 5,3 257 6 ZL 08W 48 27 26 N 91720 E 48 27,433 N 917,333 E 779 FA0,6 262 7KP26482802 N 92221 E 48 28,033 N 922,350 E 762 T 5,7 81 8 ZL 26 48 27 33 N 91820 E 48 27,550 N 918,333 E 779 FA0,7 81 9Aalen-Elchingen 48 46 44 N 10 16 08 E 48 46,733 N 10 16,133 E 589 TAFLP Sonderla 80 65 10 Albstadt-Degerfeld 48 15 06 N 90408 E 48 15,100 N 904,133 E 893 TAFLP Sonderla 28 218 11 Alpirsbach 48 20 47 N 82416 E 48 20,783 N 824,267 E 444 T Kirche Kirche 67 261 12 Amberg492651 N 11 51 45 E 49 26,850 N 11 51,750 E 384 T Wendepunkt 217 60 13 Ansbach 49 17 53 N 10 34 40 E 49 17,883 N 10 34,667 E 411 T Wendepunkt 132 46 Ubersberg, Baden-W urttembrug¨ ,Germany - page 2 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ MetersKm 14 Arnbruck 49 07 37 N 12 58 59 E 49 07,617 N 12 58,983 E 529 TAFLP Sonderla 280 75 15 Aufhausen 48 35 17 N 94453 E 48 35,283 N 944,883 E 775 T Wendepunkt 36 68 16 Bad Buchau 48 03 14 N 93834 E 48 03,233 N 938,567 E 580 TD FLP Segelflu 52 152 17 Bad Herrenalb 48 48 08 N 82621 E 48 48,133 N 826,350 E 358 T Wendepunkt 74 303 18 Bad Kissingen 50 11 29 N 10 04 47 E 50 11,483 N 10 04,783 E 215 T Wendepunkt 201 18 19 Bad Mergentheim 49 29 37 N 94620 E 49 29,617 N 946,333 E 205 T Kirche Kirche 120 18 20 Bad Schussenried 47 59 38 N 94006 E 47 59,633 N 940,100 E 560 T Wendepunkt 59 153 21 Bad Teinach 48 41 32 N 84128 E 48 41,533 N 841,467 E 580 T Wendepunkt 52 302 22 Bad Waldsee 47 55 30 N 94508 E 47 55,500 N 945,133 E 596 T Wendepunkt 68 152 23 Bad Windsheim 49 30 40 N 10 21 57 E 49 30,667 N 10 21,950 E 360 TAFLP Sonderla 141 35 24 BambergBreitenau 49 55 12 N 10 54 54 E 49 55,200 N 10 54,900 E 250 TAFLP Sonderla 201 37 25 Bartholomae Amalienhof 48 45 01 N 10 00 04 E 48 45,017 N 10 00,067 E 640 TD FLP Segelflu 61 59 26 Bayreuth 50 01 28 N 11 36 12 E 50 01,467 N 11 36,200 E 462 T Wendepunkt 242 45 27 Beilngries 49 01 16 N 11 28 52 E 49 01,267 N 11 28,867 E 366 TAFLP Sonderla 172 69 28 Belchen 47 49 21 N 74959 E 47 49,350 N 749,983 E 1414 T Wendepunkt 130 239 29 Biberach Riss 48 06 58 N 94601 E 48 06,967 N 946,017 E 589 TAFLP Sonderla 52 139 30 Biebelried 49 46 45 N 10 05 31 E 49 46,750 N 10 05,517 E 288 T Wendepunkt 158 23 31 Blaubeuren 48 25 06 N 94800 E 48 25,100 N 948,000 E 678 TAFLP Sonderla 37 98 32 Blumberg475039 N 83343 E 47 50,650 N 833,717 E 710 TAFLP Sonderla 87 220 33 Bopfingen-Sandberg485100 N 10 20 10 E 48 51,000 N 10 20,167 E 607 TAFLP Sonderla 88 61 34 Brandenkopf 48 20 18 N 80912 E 48 20,300 N 809,200 E 931 T Sendemast Sendemast 85 263 35 Bretten 49 02 13 N 84135 E 49 02,217 N 841,583 E 171 T Wendepunkt 78 327 36 Bruchsal 49 07 28 N 83525 E 49 07,467 N 835,417 E 118 T Wendepunkt 90 327 37 BurgFeuerstein 49 47 31 N 11 07 36 E 49 47,517 N 11 07,600 E 485 TAFLP Sonderla 199 43 38 Burgau482447 N 10 26 29 E 48 24,783 N 10 26,483 E 474 T Wendepunkt 85 94 39 Burgebrach 49 50 18 N 10 46 46 E 49 50,300 N 10 46,767 E 260 Tz FLP Ultralei 188 36 40 Burgheim 48 42 04 N 11 00 56 E 48 42,067 N 11 00,933 E 400 T Kirche Kirche 129 79 41 Burladingen 48 17 24 N 90646 E 48 17,400 N 906,767 E 721 T Bahnhof 23 218 42 Cham-Janahof 49 12 38 N 12 39 36 E 49 12,633 N 12 39,600 E 374 TD FLP Segelflu 260 71 43 CoburgBrandensteinsebene 50 15 55 N 10 59 44 E 50 15,917 N 10 59,733 E 434 TAFLP Sonderla 236 32 44 Crailsheim 49 08 18 N 10 03 52 E 49 08,300 N 10 03,867 E 407 T Wendepunkt 94 38 45 Denkendorf 48 55 46 N 11 27 48 E 48 55,767 N 11 27,800 E 496 T Wendepunkt 167 72 46 Dinkelsb uhl¨ Sinbronn 49 03 54 N 10 24 03 E 49 03,900 N 10 24,050 E 491 TAFLP Sonderla 105 51 47 Donaueschingen 47 58 32 N 83057 E 47 58,533 N 830,950 E 680 TAFLP Sonderla 79 229 48 Donauw¨o rth 48 42 52 N 10 46 18 E 48 42,867 N 10 46,300 E 401 T Wendepunkt 112 76 49 Donzdorf-Messelberg484037 N 95053 E 48 40,617 N 950,883 E 690 TAFLP Sonderla 47 60 50 Eberbach 49 27 56 N 85904 E 49 27,933 N 859,067 E 136 T Wendepunkt 114 350 51 Ebern Sendelbach 50 02 27 N 10 49 10 E 50 02,450 N 10 49,167 E 339 TAFLP Sonderla 208 33 52 Eichst¨a tt 48 52 42 N 11 10 46 E 48 52,700 N 11 10,767 E 510 TAFLP Sonderla 146 72 53 Ellwangen 48 57 51 N 10 07 47 E 48 57,850 N 10 07,783 E 452 T Wendepunkt 83 49 54 Empfingen 48 23 12 N 84335 E 48 23,200 N 843,583 E 505 T Autobahnkreu 43 261 Ubersberg, Baden-W urttembrug¨ ,Germany - page 3 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ MetersKm 55 Enzkl¨o sterle 48 40 04 N 82819 E 48 40,067 N 828,317 E 601 T Kirche Kirche 65 293 56 Erbach 48 20 32 N 95450 E 48 20,533 N 954,833 E 478 TAFLP Sonderla 47 107 57 Ermingen 48 23 26 N 95343 E 48 23,433 N 953,717 E 649 T Sendemast Sendemast 45 101 58 Eutingen 48 29 06 N 84618 E 48 29,100 N 846,300 E 495 TD FLP Segelflu 39 276 59 Falkenstein 49 05 59 N 12 29 03 E 49 05,983 N 12 29,050 E 610 T Kirche Kirche 244 73 60 Farrenberg482308 N 90501 E 48 23,133 N 905,017 E 789 TD FLP Segelflu 18 244 61 Feuchtwangen 49 12 11 N 10 14 02 E 49 12,183 N 10 14,033 E 463 T Wendepunkt 108 41 62 Fichtelbrunn 49 29 54 N 11 39 33 E 49 29,900 N 11 39,550 E 492 TAFLP Sonderla 208 57 63 Freudenstadt 48 27 49 N 82440 E 48 27,817 N 824,667 E 726 T Wendepunkt 65 272 64 F¨u rstenberg475317 N 83437 E 47 53,283 N 834,617 E 910 T Sendemast Sendemast 83 222 65 Furtwangen 48 03 03 N 81220 E 48 03,050 N 812,333 E 880 T Kirche Kirche 93 243 66 Gaildorf 48 59 48 N 94608 E 48 59,800 N 946,133 E 345 T Wendepunkt 69 31 67 Gammertingen 48 15 02 N 91303 E 48 15,033 N 913,050 E 678 T Wendepunkt 24 196 68 Geisingen 47 55 19 N 83941 E 47 55,317 N 839,683 E 673 T Wendepunkt 76 220 69 Geislingen 48 37 12 N 95030 E 48 37,200 N 950,500 E 466 T Wendepunkt 44 67 70 Gerstetten 48 37 28 N 10 04 01 E 48 37,467 N 10 04,017 E 589 TAFLP Sonderla 60 73 71 Giengen 48 38 09 N 10 12 52 E 48 38,150 N 10 12,867 E 507 TAFLP Sonderla 70 75 72 Glems 48 29 42 N 91755 E 48 29,700 N 917,917 E 755 T Sendemast Sendemast 4,1 4 73 Greding 49 03 46 N 11 17 05 E 49 03,767 N 11 17,083 E 524 TD FLP Segelflu 161 66 74 Griesau 48 57 17 N 12 25 09 E 48 57,283 N 12 25,150 E 329 TAFLP Sonderla 236 77 75 G¨u glingen 49 02 05 N 85952 E 49 02,083 N 859,867 E 470 T Sendemast Sendemast 68 343 76 Gunzenhausen 49 06 44 N 10 46 52 E 49 06,733 N 10 46,867 E 476 TAFLP Sonderla 131 57 77 Haiterbach Nagold 48 31 50 N 84046 E 48 31,833 N 840,767 E 603 TD FLP Segelflu 46 282 78 Harburg484645 N 10 41 57 E 48 46,750 N 10 41,950 E 412 T Wendepunkt 109 72 79 Hassfurt 50 01 03 N 10 31 34 E 50 01,050 N 10 31,567 E 220 TAFLP Sonderla 195 28 80 Hayingen 48 17 07 N 92754 E 48 17,117 N 927,900 E 708 TD FLP Segelflu 23 148 81 Heilbronn 49 10 45 N 91223 E 49 10,750 N 912,383 E 153 T Sendemast Sendemast 80 357 82 Heiligenberg474946 N 91837 E 47 49,767 N 918,617 E 741 TD FLP Segelflu 70 181 83 Hesselberg490405 N 10 31 32 E 49 04,083 N 10 31,533 E 680 T Sendemast Sendemast 113 54 84 Heubach 48 48 10 N 95540 E 48 48,167 N 955,667 E 436 TAFLP Sonderla 60 52 85 Hohenneuffen 48 33 20 N 92335 E 48 33,333 N 923,583 E 702 T Kirche Kirche 13 35 86 Hohenzollern 48 19 25 N 85800 E 48 19,417 N 858,000 E 817 T Kirche Kirche 29 240 87 Horb 48 26 30 N 84120 E 48 26,500 N 841,333 E 393 T Wendepunkt 45 269 88 Hornberg484447 N 95138 E 48 44,783 N 951,633 E 680 TD FLP Segelflu 52 54 89 Hornisgrinde 48 36 51 N 81213 E 48 36,850 N 812,217 E 1133 T Sendemast Sendemast 82 284 90 Illertissen 48 14 09 N 10 08 15 E 48 14,150 N 10 08,250 E 515 TAFLP Sonderla 67 113 91 Ingelfingen-B¨u hlhof 49 19 18 N 93955 E 49 19,300 N 939,917 E 407 TAFLP Sonderla 100 17 92 Ippesheim 49 36 23 N 10 12 48 E 49 36,383 N 10 12,800 E 340 Tz FLP Ultralei 144 29 93 Karlstadt 49 57 34 N 94541 E 49 57,567 N 945,683 E 173 T Wendepunkt 170 13 94 Kelheim 48 55 07 N 11 51 37 E 48 55,117 N 11 51,617 E 441 T Wendepunkt 195 75 95 Kemten-Durach 47 41 38 N 10 20 44 E 47 41,633 N 10 20,733 E 718 TAFLP Sonderla 115 139 Ubersberg, Baden-W urttembrug¨ ,Germany - page 4 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ MetersKm 96 Kirnbergsee 47 55 46 N 82220 E 47 55,767 N 822,333 E 779 T Wendepunkt 90 231 97 Kisslegg 47 45 21 N 95103 E 47 45,350 N 951,050 E 645 TD FLP Segelflu 88 153 98 Klippeneck 48 06 22 N 84516 E 48 06,367 N 845,267 E 972 T Wendepunkt 56 227 99 Kronach Kreuzberg501431 N 11 21 46 E 50 14,517 N 11 21,767 E 460 TD FLP Segelflu 248 38 100 Krumbach 48 14 52 N 10 21 31 E 48 14,867 N 10 21,517 E 510 T Wendepunkt 82 108 101 K¨u rnbach 49 05 10 N 84956 E 49 05,167 N 849,933 E 184 Tz FLP Ultralei 78 336
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