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Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Unof®cial Coordinates for the Swedish Control Points Courtesy of GÈosta Arvastson ( [email protected] ) and Robert Danewid ( [email protected] ) Updated: 08 June, 2000 Magnetic Variation: +2, Datum: RT90 Time zone: MET, summer offset from GMT is 2:00 and in winter it is 1:00. Printed on Thursday, 8 June, 2000 at 22:18 MST UNOFFICIAL, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ 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* ID Comment Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' Meters 1 Acklinga Ka 58 11 51 N 13 52 50 E 58 11.850 N 13 52.833 E T A01 2 AcksjÈon N-Sp 60 08 26 N 13 36 34 E 60 08.433 N 13 36.567 E T A02 3 Agunnaryd Ka 56 44 42 N 14 09 01 E 56 44.700 N 14 09.017 E T A03 4 Alberga VÈagk 59 17 15 N 16 06 53 E 59 17.250 N 16 06.883 E T A04 5 Alfta Bro 61 20 43 N 16 03 43 E 61 20.717 N 16 03.717 E T A05 6 Alfta Stn 61 20 45 N 16 04 22 E 61 20.750 N 16 04.367 E T H60 o 7 Alingsas Flp 57 56 57 N 12 34 41 E 57 56.950 N 12 34.683 E 70 AT A06 01/19 810G 8 Alkvettern VÈagk 59 26 25 N 14 24 29 E 59 26.417 N 14 24.483 E T A07 9 Almundsryd Ka 56 27 49 N 14 42 04 E 56 27.817 N 14 42.067 E T A08 10 Alsterbro Bro 56 56 12 N 15 54 55 E 56 56.200 N 15 54.917 E T A09 11 AltrÈasket Bro W 65 45 49 N 21 19 02 E 65 45.817 N 21 19.033 E T H61 12 AlvasjÈon N-Sp 58 05 23 N 14 07 27 E 58 05.383 N 14 07.450 E T A10 13 Alvesta Stn 56 53 56 N 14 33 39 E 56 53.933 N 14 33.650 E T A11 14 AmbjÈorby Bro 60 30 34 N 13 09 04 E 60 30.567 N 13 09.067 E T A12 15 Anderstorp Flp 57 16 05 N 13 36 22 E 57 16.083 N 13 36.367 E 156 AT A13 04/22 990A Sweden - page 2 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* ID Comment Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' Meters 16 Anderstorp Ka 57 17 03 N 13 38 29 E 57 17.050 N 13 38.483 E T H62 17 Aneboda Ka 57 07 16 N 14 34 00 E 57 07.267 N 14 34.000 E T A14 18 Angelstad Ka 56 49 58 N 13 46 23 E 56 49.967 N 13 46.383 E T A15 19 Annerstad Ka 56 45 39 N 13 43 28 E 56 45.650 N 13 43.467 E T A16 20 Anten N-Sp 58 04 54 N 12 30 07 E 58 04.900 N 12 30.117 E T A17 21 Arboga Fl1 59 23 45 N 15 54 54 E 59 23.750 N 15 54.900 E 9 TA A18 15/33 2000A 22 Arboga Fl2 59 23 35 N 15 55 44 E 59 23.583 N 15 55.733 E 9 TA H63 15/33 2000A o 23 Arbra Flp 61 31 00 N 16 22 33 E 61 31.000 N 16 22.550 E 116 AT A19 18/36 690G 24 Arvidsjaur Flp 65 35 37 N 19 16 00 E 65 35.617 N 19 16.000 E 382 AT H64 12/30 2000A 25 ArvidsjaursjÈon Nw 65 38 32 N 19 08 48 E 65 38.533 N 19 08.800 E T A20 26 Arvika Fl1 59 40 26 N 12 38 21 E 59 40.433 N 12 38.350 E 73 TA A21 01/19 1150A 27 Arvika Fl2 59 40 26 N 12 38 31 E 59 40.433 N 12 38.517 E 73 TA H65 01/19 1150A 28 Asa Ka 57 09 55 N 14 47 51 E 57 09.917 N 14 47.850 E T A22 29 Asby Ka 57 54 15 N 15 12 28 E 57 54.250 N 15 12.467 E T A23 30 Askersund Ka 58 52 43 N 14 54 05 E 58 52.717 N 14 54.083 E T A24 31 Askeryd Ka 57 48 22 N 14 59 40 E 57 48.367 N 14 59.667 E T A25 32 Avesta Flp 60 11 02 N 16 07 10 E 60 11.033 N 16 07.167 E 97 AT A26 15/33 840G 33 Axberg Ka 59 21 43 N 15 13 05 E 59 21.717 N 15 13.083 E T A27 34 Beateberg Ka 58 35 11 N 14 16 22 E 58 35.183 N 14 16.367 E T A28 35 Berga Ka 56 55 21 N 13 59 35 E 56 55.350 N 13 59.583 E T A29 36 Billinge Ka 55 57 35 N 13 20 13 E 55 57.583 N 13 20.217 E T H66 37 Billsbro Stn 59 02 50 N 15 47 16 E 59 02.833 N 15 47.267 E T A30 38 Billsta VÈagk 63 18 37 N 18 30 30 E 63 18.617 N 18 30.500 E T A31 39 BingsjÈo Kap 61 01 26 N 15 39 08 E 61 01.433 N 15 39.133 E T H67 40 Bispfors Bro 63 00 51 N 16 37 55 E 63 00.850 N 16 37.917 E T A32 o 41 Bjursas Ka 60 44 18 N 15 27 11 E 60 44.300 N 15 27.183 E T A33 42 BjurtjÈarn Ka 59 26 42 N 14 19 45 E 59 26.700 N 14 19.750 E T A34 43 BjÈarnum Ka 56 17 17 N 13 42 33 E 56 17.283 N 13 42.550 E T A35 44 BjÈorbo Bro W 60 27 20 N 14 43 55 E 60 27.333 N 14 43.917 E 147 T A36 45 BjÈorka Flp 55 38 57 N 13 37 43 E 55 38.950 N 13 37.717 E 42 AT A37 12/30 2000A 46 BjÈorksjÈon Bro S 63 13 17 N 17 35 15 E 63 13.283 N 17 35.250 E T A38 47 BjÈorkÈo Ka 57 30 57 N 14 54 35 E 57 30.950 N 14 54.583 E T A39 48 BjÈornlunda Ka 59 04 24 N 17 09 01 E 59 04.400 N 17 09.017 E T H68 49 Blattnickelse Stn 65 20 47 N 17 35 38 E 65 20.783 N 17 35.633 E T H69 50 Blentarp Ka 55 34 55 N 13 36 34 E 55 34.917 N 13 36.567 E T A40 o 51 Blavik Ka 58 03 37 N 15 03 55 E 58 03.617 N 15 03.917 E T A41 52 Bo Ka 58 55 38 N 15 31 06 E 58 55.633 N 15 31.100 E T A42 o 53 Bodas Gruva 60 25 18 N 16 27 34 E 60 25.300 N 16 27.567 E T A43 54 Bogsta Ka 58 52 39 N 17 10 37 E 58 52.650 N 17 10.617 E T H70 55 BollnÈas Damm 61 23 52 N 16 24 23 E 61 23.867 N 16 24.383 E T A44 Sweden - page 3 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* ID Comment Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' Meters 56 Bor Stn 57 06 58 N 14 10 19 E 57 06.967 N 14 10.317 E T A45 57 BorgsjÈo Ka 62 32 27 N 15 54 37 E 62 32.450 N 15 54.617 E T A46 58 Borgstena Ka 57 52 52 N 13 01 53 E 57 52.867 N 13 01.883 E T A47 59 Borgunda VÈagk 58 18 03 N 13 48 29 E 58 18.050 N 13 48.483 E T H71 60 Borgvik Ka 59 20 59 N 12 57 44 E 59 20.983 N 12 57.733 E T A48 61 BorlÈange Flp 60 25 46 N 15 29 39 E 60 25.767 N 15 29.650 E 152 AT A49 14/32 2310A 62 BorrsjÈon Damm E 60 45 58 N 16 14 00 E 60 45.967 N 16 14.000 E T A50 o 63 Boras/Viared Flp 57 41 52 N 12 50 08 E 57 41.867 N 12 50.133 E 171 AT A51 04/22 810A 64 Botsmark Bro S 64 15 17 N 20 15 18 E 64 15.283 N 20 15.300 E T A52 65 Boviggen N-Sp 60 26 20 N 12 46 44 E 60 26.333 N 12 46.733 E T A53 66 Boxholm Jvgbro 58 11 24 N 15 03 15 E 58 11.400 N 15 03.250 E T A54 67 Brattfors Ka 59 40 08 N 14 01 41 E 59 40.133 N 14 01.683 E T A55 68 Brattforsheden Fl 59 36 39 N 13 55 38 E 59 36.650 N 13 55.633 E 180 TA A56 08/26 810G 69 Bred Ka 59 40 57 N 16 51 09 E 59 40.950 N 16 51.150 E T H72 70 Bredaryd Ka 57 10 27 N 13 44 23 E 57 10.450 N 13 44.383 E T A57 71 Bredestad Ka 57 49 01 N 14 51 25 E 57 49.017 N 14 51.417 E T A58 o 72 Bredaker Bro 65 54 24 N 21 19 33 E 65 54.400 N 21 19.550 E T H73 73 Brevensbruk VÈagk 59 00 46 N 15 35 07 E 59 00.767 N 15 35.117 E T A59 74 Brevik Ka 58 26 25 N 14 24 56 E 58 26.417 N 14 24.933 E T A60 75 Broaryd Ka 57 07 20 N 13 14 35 E 57 07.333 N 13 14.583 E T H74 76 Broddetorp Ka 58 18 30 N 13 36 46 E 58 18.500 N 13 36.767 E T A61 77 Brokind Stn 58 13 15 N 15 41 15 E 58 13.250 N 15 41.250 E T H75 78 Brunna Ka 59 51 24 N 17 26 20 E 59 51.400 N 17 26.333 E T H76 79 BrÈacke Jvgk 62 45 51 N 15 24 35 E 62 45.850 N 15 24.583 E T H77 80 BrÈacke Ka 62 44 40 N 15 25 57 E 62 44.667 N 15 25.950 E T A62 81 BrÈannberg VÈag/Jvg 65 47 12 N 21 13 56 E 65 47.200 N 21 13.933 E T A63 82 BrÈonnestad Ka 56 04 48 N 13 42 03 E 56 04.800 N 13 42.050 E T A64 83 Burseryd Ka 57 12 31 N 13 17 21 E 57 12.517 N 13 17.350 E T A65 84 BurtrÈask Ka 64 31 10 N 20 40 08 E 64 31.167 N 20 40.133 E T A66 85 By Ka 60 12 08 N 16 28 52 E 60 12.133 N 16 28.867 E T A67 o 86 Bararyd Ka 57 20 49 N 13 31 39 E 57 20.817 N 13 31.650 E T A68 87 BÈack Ka 58 41 34 N 14 01 42 E 58 41.567 N 14 01.700 E T A69 88 BÈackseda Ka 57 24 03 N 15 04 48 E 57 24.050 N 15 04.800 E T A70 89 BÈalgsjÈon E-Sp 59 33 45 N 14 54 20 E 59 33.750 N 14 54.333 E T A71 90 BÈalinge VÈagk W 56 15 21 N 13 22 26 E 56 15.350 N 13 22.433 E T A72 91 Cementa Rondellen 58 23 10 N 13 50 08 E 58 23.167 N 13 50.133 E T A73 92 Charlottenberg St 59 53 04 N 12 18 01 E 59 53.067 N 12 18.017 E T A74 93 DaglÈosen N-Sp 59 42 45 N 14 10 36 E 59 42.750 N 14 10.600 E T H78 94 Dala-Floda Ka 60 30 31 N 14 48 07 E 60 30.517 N 14 48.117 E T A75 95 Dala-JÈarna Flp 60 33 11 N 14 22 31 E 60 33.183 N 14 22.517 E 235 AT A76 03/21 900A Sweden - page 4 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* ID Comment Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' Meters 96 Dalby Ka 60 39 00 N 12 59 51 E 60 39.000 N 12 59.850 E T A77 97 Dalhem Ka 57 59 15 N 16 11 19 E 57 59.250 N 16 11.317 E T A78 98 Dalstorp Ka 57 36 42 N 13 30 46 E 57 36.700 N 13 30.767 E T A79 99 Dalum Ka 57 54 00 N 13 28 50 E 57 54.000 N 13 28.833 E T H79 100 Daretorp Ka 58 08 25 N 14 01 17 E 58 08.417 N 14 01.283 E T A80 101 DegerbÈacken VÈagk 65 51 22 N 21 25 57 E 65 51.367 N 21 25.950 E T H80 102 Degerfors Jvgbro 59 13 55 N 14 26 23 E 59 13.917 N 14 26.383 E T A81 103 DjurrÈod Ka 55 59 48 N 13 53 23 E 55 59.800 N 13 53.383 E T H81 104 Djursdala Ka 57 46 11 N 15 51 32 E 57 46.183 N 15 51.533 E T A82 o 105 Djuras Udde 60 33 07 N 15 08 03 E 60 33.117 N 15 08.050 E 160 T A83 106 Dunker Ka 59 09 54 N 16 49 07 E 59 09.900 N 16 49.117 E T H82 107 Duseborg Slott 58 16 15 N 15 24 38 E 58 16.250 N 15 24.633 E T A84 o 108 Dadran Kap 60 56 30 N 15 32 28 E 60 56.500 N 15 32.467 E 157 T A85 109 DÈadesjÈo Ka 57 00 39 N 15 06 35 E 57 00.650 N 15 06.583 E T A86 110 Edefors Bro 66 13 58 N 20 52 30 E 66 13.967 N 20 52.500 E T H83 111 Edsbyn Fl1 61 23 16 N 15 49 57 E 61 23.267 N 15 49.950 E 159 T A87 11/29 690G 112 Edsbyn Fl2 61 23 18 N 15 49 52 E 61 23.300 N 15 49.867 E 159 T H84 11/29 690G 113 Edsele Bro 63 24 39 N 16 33 26 E 63 24.650 N 16 33.433 E T A88 114 Edshult Ka 57 33 54 N 15 13 16 E 57 33.900 N 15 13.267 E T A89 115 Edslan W-Sp 59 04 36 N 12 24 12 E 59 04.600 N 12 24.200 E T A90 116 Ekeby Flp 59 22 55 N 16 26 53 E 59 22.917 N 16 26.883 E 12 AT A91 09/27 840G o 117 Eklangens W-Sp 59 14 15 N 16 45 37 E 59 14.250 N 16 45.617 E T A92 118 EkshÈarad Ka 60 10 23 N 13 30 01 E 60 10.383 N 13 30.017 E TA A93 119 EkshÈarad Flp 60 09 24 N 13 31 55 E 60 09.400 N 13 31.917 E 140 AT H85 15/33 540G 120 EksjÈo/RÈanneslÈatt 57 40 16 N 14 56 43 E 57 40.267 N 14 56.717 E 220 TA A94 01/19 990G 121 Emmaboda Flp 56 37 00
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    III LJUNGBY Kallelse Kommunfullmäktige Plats och tid Konferensrummet i Ljungby Arena, Fritidsvägen, Ljungby måndagen den 30 mars 2020, klockan 17.30- Vid förhinder kontakta Eva-Marie Norén Holgersson som kallar ersättare. Telefon 0372-78 91 16, [email protected] Inledning Med anledning av rådande situation i samhället vill kommunfullmäktiges presidium uppmana allmänheten att följa fullmäktiges sammanträde via webb-tv och radio. Ingen fika serveras på sammanträdet för att undvika sociala kontakter. Ordföranden hälsar välkommen. Förslag till justerare: Magnus Gunnarsson och Anne Karlsson med Lars-Ove Johansson som ersättare. Justeringen hålls fredagen den 3 april 2020 kl. 15.00. Ärenden 1. Kommunstyrelsens ordförande informerar. 2. Allmänhetens frågestund och ledamöternas frågestund. 3. Enkla frågor. 4. Inlämnande av motioner och interpellationer. 5. Inlämnande av medborgarförslag. 6. Svar på interpellation till socialnämndens ordförande om schemaläggning på kommunens äldreboenden 7. Deltagande på distans i vissa kommunala nämnder. 8. Deltagande på distans i den gemensamma överförmyndamämnden. 9. Revidering av policy för sponsring. 10. Ansökningar om partistöd. 11. Tilläggsanslag för investeringar från år 2019 till år 2020. 12. Valärende - ledamot i kommunfullmäktige och tekniska nämnden (S) 13. Valärende - ledamot i miljö- och byggnämnden (S) 14. Valärende - ersättare i barn- och utbildningsnämnden samt ersättare i miljö- och byggnämnden (SD) 15. Valärende - ersättare i kommunfullmäktige samt ersättare i kommunstyrelsen (V) 16. Meddelanden. LJUNGBY KOMMUN KOMMUNSTYRELSEN Ank 2020 -02- 2 5 KOMMUNLEDNINSGFÖRVALTNINGEN Dnr ,kc5 .JCJofofao 79,021 Till kommunfullmäktige i Ljungby kommun Motion om att samtliga chefer i Ljungby kommun, samt politiska presidier i nämnderna, erhåller en utbildning i facklig samverkan Socialdemokraterna har fått kännedom om att det förekommer brister i tillämpningen av samverkansavtal mellan arbetsgivare och fackliga organisationer.
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    Enterprise Project

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  • Summary Report on Urban Energy Planning: Potentials and Barriers in Six Cities

    Summary Report on Urban Energy Planning: Potentials and Barriers in Six Cities

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  • "How Compe Ve Dialogue Will Take VGR Into the Future of Digital Pathology”

    "How Compe Ve Dialogue Will Take VGR Into the Future of Digital Pathology”

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  • The Spirit of Tif in Tranemo.Pdf

    The Spirit of Tif in Tranemo.Pdf

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