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SSSD Sites List 2018 01.Xlsx January 2018_1 For SuperPack® licensors, Standard Site Settlement Data ("SSSD") is provided for no additional charge. These feeds do not require formal negotiation of specific Settlement Data contracts - the method used to generate Settlement Data under this service is defined in in the Standard Site Settlement Data Specfiction Neither Settlement Certificates nor Email Notifications are provided as standard under this service but may be requested for an additional administration charge. SSSD does not include the provision of feeds to counterparties. The list of Standard Sites is shown below and is subject to periodic updates ID Town WMO WBAN COOPID Country State Continent 57797 Aeroparque Bs. As. Aerodrome 87582 Argentina Distrito Federal South America 58961 Azul Aerodrome 87641 Argentina Buenos Aires South America 66589 Buenos Aires Observatorio 87585 Argentina Distrito Federal South America 57788 Ceres Aerodrome 87257 Argentina Santa Fe South America 58967 Comodoro Rivadavia Aerodrome 87860 Argentina Chubut South America 57790 Cordoba Aerodrome 87344 Argentina Cordoba South America 58970 Dolores Aerodrome 87648 Argentina Buenos Aires South America 58964 Ezeiza Aerodrome 87576 Argentina Buenos Aires South America 57787 Formosa Aerodrome 87162 Argentina Formosa South America 58973 Jujuy Aerodrome 87046 Argentina Jujuy South America 57796 Junin Aerodrome 87548 Argentina Buenos Aires South America 58977 Las Lomitas 87078 Argentina Formosa South America 57800 Mar Del Plata Aerodrome 87692 Argentina Buenos Aires South America 58979 Marcos Juarez Aerodrome 87467 Argentina Cordoba South America 57791 Parana Aerodrome 87374 Argentina Entre Rios South America 58984 Pilar Observatorio 87349 Argentina Cordoba South America 57786 Resistencia Aero. 87155 Argentina Chaco South America 57784 Rosario Aerodrome 87480 Argentina Santa Fe South America 58988 Salta Aerodrome 87047 Argentina Salta South America 57793 San Luis Aerodrome 87436 Argentina San Luis South America 58992 San Martin 87416 Argentina Mendoza South America 57798 Santa Rosa Aerodrome 87623 Argentina La Pampa South America 58996 Tandil Aerodrome 87645 Argentina Buenos Aires South America 21471 ADELAIDE (KENT TOWN) 94675 Australia South Australia (SA) Oceania 21469 ADELAIDE AIRPORT 94672 Australia South Australia (SA) Oceania 21822 ALBURY AIRPORT AWS 95896 Australia New South Wales (NSW) Oceania 21410 ALICE SPRINGS AIRPORT 94326 82301 Australia Northern Territory (NT) Oceania 21595 AMBERLEY AMO 94568 82502 Australia Queensland (QLD) Oceania 21603 ARCHERFIELD AIRPORT 94575 Australia Queensland (QLD) Oceania 21917 AVALON AIRPORT 94854 Australia Victoria (VIC) Oceania 21928 BALLARAT AERODROME 94852 Australia Victoria (VIC) Oceania 21707 BALLINA AIRPORT AWS 94596 Australia New South Wales (NSW) Oceania 21771 BANKSTOWN AIRPORT AWS 94765 Australia New South Wales (NSW) Oceania 21786 BELLAMBI AWS 94749 Australia New South Wales (NSW) Oceania 21615 BRISBANE AERO 94578 Australia Queensland (QLD) Oceania 21591 BUNDABERG AERO 94387 Australia Queensland (QLD) Oceania 21527 CAIRNS AERO 94287 81401 Australia Queensland (QLD) Oceania 21443 CLEVE AERODROME 94662 Australia South Australia (SA) Oceania 21831 COOTAMUNDRA AIRPORT 94714 Australia New South Wales (NSW) Oceania 21631 DALBY AIRPORT 94542 Australia Queensland (QLD) Oceania 21362 DARWIN AIRPORT 94120 81302 Australia Northern Territory (NT) Oceania 21838 DENILIQUIN AIRPORT AWS 95869 Australia New South Wales (NSW) Oceania 21947 DEVONPORT AIRPORT 95960 Australia Tasmania (TAS) Oceania 21762 DUBBO AIRPORT AWS 95719 Australia New South Wales (NSW) Oceania 21859 ECHUCA AERODROME 94861 Australia Victoria (VIC) Oceania 21293 ESPERANCE AERO 95638 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