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Report Date: 05/14/2021 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ATIQ6 ATIKOKAN 8SE ON 48 42 24N 091 28 18W 48.7067 -91.4716 WOS ATIKOKAN GOES CAC460E2 1390 KSHQ6 ATIKOKAN 36SSE ON 48 14 12N 091 29 38W 48.2366 -91.4939 WOS KHASHAHPIWI GOES CAC1E136 1597 ATPQ6 ATTAWAPISKAT 0SW ON 52 55 17N 082 25 51W 52.9214 -82.4307 WOS ATTAWAPISKAT GOES CAC48310 16 VICQ6 ATTAWAPISKAT 26WSW ON 52 52 38N 083 02 10W 52.8772 -83.0362 WOS VICTOR MINES GOES CAC3E4C2 98 BKNQ6 BEARSKIN LAKE 1NW ON 53 55 29N 090 58 24W 53.9248 -90.9733 WOS BEARSKIN LAKE GOES CAC22326 688 BRKQ6 BROCKVILLE 5SW ON ST. LAWRENCE 44 32 11N 075 44 22W 44.5364 -75.7394 WOS BTV ST. LAWRENCE RIVER NEAR BROCKVILLE GOES CE0B77EA MYRQ6 BURCHELL LAKE 12SW ON 48 27 09N 090 42 32W 48.4526 -90.7088 WOS MYRT LAKE GOES CAC31446 1643 NONQ6 CAMERON FALLS 16W ON 49 11 24N 088 42 14W 49.1900 -88.7038 WOS NONWATIN GOES CAC39252 983 LBCQ6 CARTIER 33WNW ON 46 51 49N 082 12 02W 46.8637 -82.2006 WOS LAKE LABITCHE GOES CAC197A6 1777 CATQ6 CAT LAKE 1NNW ON 51 43 37N 091 49 20W 51.7269 -91.8221 WOS CAT LAKE GOES CAC141CE 1108 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEEQ6 CLEARWATER BAY 2NE ON 49 42 53N 094 46 57W 49.7146 -94.7824 WOS DEER LAKE GOES CAC2F54E 1148 KESQ6 COCHRANE 62NE ON 49 47 49N 080 13 41W 49.7969 -80.2280 WOS KESAGAMI GOES CAC2B644 1095 DALQ6 DALTON 0NNW ON 48 09 14N 084 02 05W 48.1540 -84.0347 WOS DALTON GOES CAC2735A 1164 LACQ6 EAR FALLS 6ENE ON 50 40 47N 093 07 15W 50.6797 -93.1209 WOS EAR LAKE GOES CAC152B8 1200 MAYQ6 EAR FALLS 35SW ON 50 22 02N 093 55 13W 50.3673 -93.9202 WOS MAYNARD LAKE GOES CAC205CA 1118 SOUQ6 EAR FALLS 40NE ON 51 06 53N 092 40 55W 51.1147 -92.6820 WOS SOUTH BAY GOES CAC3B4BE 1387 DVLQ6 EAST MCKIRDY 18ESE ON 49 11 56N 087 45 52W 49.1989 -87.7644 WOS DEVIOUS LAKE GOES CAC0A0C6 1423 EGBQ6 EGBERT 1W ON 44 13 57N 079 46 52W 44.2326 -79.7810 WOS EGBERT 1 W GOES CD04050E 807 USCRN CD04050E 807 QRKQ6 ELLIOT LAKE 8NNE ON 46 29 47N 082 36 38W 46.4964 -82.6105 WOS QUIRKE LAKE GOES CAC423E8 1420 BUDQ6 ETON 16E ON 47 32 59N 084 09 22W 47.5497 -84.1561 WOS BUDDY LAKE GOES CAC05042 1380 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OKEQ6 FAUQUIER 24SSE ON 48 57 29N 081 58 04W 48.9580 -81.9679 WOS OKE GOES CAC17454 974 GRYQ6 FLANDERS 21N ON 49 01 57N 092 07 53W 49.0325 -92.1314 WOS GREY TROUT GOES CAC216BC 1495 AUDQ6 FOLEYET 20NNW ON 48 31 34N 082 34 33W 48.5260 -82.5757 WOS AUDEN GOES CAC0955C 1131 BNRQ6 FOLEYET 34WNW ON 48 24 58N 083 07 15W 48.4160 -83.1209 WOS BONAR GOES CAC332AA 1131 FTAQ6 FORT ALBANY 0W ON 52 12 31N 081 41 38W 52.2086 -81.6938 WOS FORT ALBANY GOES CAC51488 13 FTEQ6 FORT ERIE ON 42 55 49N 078 54 51W 42.9303 -78.9142 WOS BUF NIAGARA RIVER AT FORT ERIE GOES 48312210 FTHQ6 FORT HOPE 0NW ON 51 33 30N 087 54 18W 51.5582 -87.9051 WOS FORT HOPE GOES CAC184D0 856 OGIQ6 FORT HOPE 54S ON 50 46 00N 087 51 30W 50.7668 -87.8582 WOS OGOKI CAMP GOES CAC0F0BA 1000 FSVQ6 FORT SEVERN 3NW ON 56 01 05N 087 40 48W 56.0181 -87.6800 WOS FORT SEVERN GOES CAC4460E 3 DUBQ6 GIRDWOOD 9NNE ON 48 34 15N 084 40 37W 48.5707 -84.6770 WOS DUBREUILVILLE GOES CAC290A8 1295 KABQ6 GULL BAY 14SSW ON 49 35 58N 089 10 48W 49.5995 -89.1799 WOS CAB LAKE GOES CAC371A0 1046 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HSTQ6 HILLSPORT 0SSE ON 49 27 03N 085 32 45W 49.4509 -85.5459 WOS HILLSPORT GOES CAC283DE 1056 ILFQ6 ISLAND FALLS 0S ON 49 34 41N 081 22 43W 49.5781 -81.3787 WOS ISLAND FALLS GOES CAC2A532 580 KASQ6 KASABONIKA 2SW ON 53 31 13N 088 38 44W 53.5203 -88.6455 WOS KASABONIKA GOES CAC255B6 537 KNGQ6 KINGFISHER LAKE 2SW ON 53 00 37N 089 51 17W 53.0103 -89.8546 WOS KINGFISHER LAKE GOES CAC246C0 885 TRAQ6 LAKE TRAVERSE 1WNW ON 45 57 16N 078 04 18W 45.9544 -78.0717 WOS LAKE TRAVERSE GOES CAC1A23C 800 PINQ6 MACE 12N ON 49 06 35N 079 54 52W 49.1096 -79.9145 WOS PINE LAKE GOES CAC065D8 997 MTCQ6 MATACHEWAN 11NW ON 48 01 00N 080 50 53W 48.0167 -80.8481 WOS MATACHEWAN GOES CAC2602C 1052 ABLQ6 MATHESON 18ENE ON 48 39 49N 080 08 03W 48.6637 -80.1341 WOS ABITIBI LAKE GOES CAC1D4AC 1082 BPWQ6 MINE CENTRE 30NW ON 49 07 32N 092 56 40W 49.1256 -92.9445 WOS BEARPAW GOES CAC0D656 1498 MSKQ6 MUSKRAT DAM 4NNE ON 53 26 11N 091 45 58W 53.4364 -91.7661 WOS MUSKRAT DAM GOES CAC38124 885 OBAQ6 OBA 1SE ON 49 03 22N 084 05 43W 49.0561 -84.0952 WOS OBA GOES CAC3443A 1111 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OGPQ6 OGOKI 3NE ON 51 39 32N 085 54 04W 51.6589 -85.9012 WOS OGOKI POST GOES CAC3A7C8 498 RUFQ6 OPASATIKA 30SSW ON 49 05 36N 082 59 39W 49.0934 -82.9942 WOS RUFUS LAKE GOES CAC16722 767 PEAQ6 PEAWANUCK 1SW ON 54 59 20N 085 26 22W 54.9889 -85.4395 WOS PEAWANUCK GOES CAC45578 36 BAKQ6 PIKANGIKUM 15ESE ON 51 44 18N 093 39 24W 51.7384 -93.6567 WOS BAK LAKE GOES CAC2D3A2 1164 POPQ6 POPLAR HILL 0NW ON 52 06 52N 094 15 28W 52.1145 -94.2577 WOS POPLAR HILL GOES CAC3C22E 1066 LNPQ6 PORT DOVER 17SE ON 42 34 00N 080 03 00W 42.5667 -80.0500 NDBC NDBC LONG POINT, ONTARIO, CANADA OTHER RANQ6 RANGER LAKE 0WNW ON 46 52 11N 083 35 17W 46.8697 -83.5880 WOS RANGER LAKE GOES CAC1B14A 1502 BUNQ6 RED LAKE 32SW ON 50 48 01N 094 28 31W 50.8003 -94.4752 WOS BUNNY LAKE GOES CAC2E638 1364 JOBQ6 RED LAKE 50NW ON 51 30 35N 094 40 50W 51.5096 -94.6805 WOS JOB LAKE GOES CAC362D6 1246 SACQ6 SACHIGO LAKE 2NW ON 53 53 21N 092 12 15W 53.8893 -92.2042 WOS SACHIGO LAKE GOES CAC111B2 790 SDYQ6 SANDY LAKE 1WSW ON 53 03 18N 093 20 12W 53.0551 -93.3367 WOS SANDY LAKE GOES CAC3D158 944 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SVBQ6 SAVANT LAKE 4NNE ON 50 17 14N 090 39 24W 50.2873 -90.6567 WOS SAVANT BASE GOES CAC12428 1410 TRIQ6 SCHREIBER 29S ON 49 13 44N 087 13 45W 49.2288 -87.2292 WOS TRIO LAKE GOES CAC0C520 1558 STUQ6 SILVER DOLLAR 1WNW ON 49 48 05N 091 11 12W 49.8015 -91.1866 WOS STURGEON LAKE GOES CAC23050 1469 ANAQ6 SKIBI LAKE 2NNE ON 50 38 19N 086 56 15W 50.6386 -86.9375 WOS ANACONDA GOES CAC026D2 938 SOCQ6 SLATE FALLS 25SSW ON 50 46 43N 091 47 35W 50.7787 -91.7930 WOS SOCKET LAKE GOES CAC0B3B0 1279 SMOQ6 SMOKY FALLS 0WSW ON 50 03 38N 082 10 03W 50.0605 -82.1674 WOS SMOKY FALLS GOES CAC076AE 469 STGQ6 SMOOTH ROCK FALLS 71NNE ON 50 11 21N 080 51 55W 50.1891 -80.8654 WOS STRINGER LAKE GOES CAC2C0D4 610 HIKQ6 STEPSTONE 20NNE ON 48 50 42N 089 07 00W 48.8451 -89.1167 WOS HICKS LAKE GOES CAC3574C 1594 LURQ6 STRUTHERS 16S ON 48 26 46N 085 50 05W 48.4461 -85.8348 WOS LURCH CREEK GOES CAE0C4CE 1197 MEAQ6 SULTAN 38SSW ON 47 02 39N 082 53 56W 47.0442 -82.8988 WOS MEAKIN GOES CAC1C7DA 1498 NIBQ6 SUMMER BEAVER 3SW ON 52 42 15N 088 32 59W 52.7043 -88.5497 WOS SUMMER BEAVER GOES CAC04334 616 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TWIQ6 TEMAGAMI 31WNW ON 47 09 57N 080 25 57W 47.1658 -80.4326 WOS TWINKLE LAKE GOES CAC41672 1184 PTLQ6 TERRACE BAY 28NE ON 49 04 10N 086 39 34W 49.0695 -86.6594 WOS PORTAGE LAKE GOES CAC1375E 1010 THUQ6 THUNDER BAY 7W ON 48 22 04N 089 24 15W 48.3677 -89.4043 WOS THUNDER BAY GOES CAC01348 711 KRNQ6 UPSALA 32NE ON 49 29 26N 089 59 42W 49.4905 -89.9949 WOS KEARNS LAKE GOES CAC30730 1571 RKRQ6 UPSALA 49WSW ON 49 11 34N 089 26 14W 49.1927 -89.4371 WOS RINKER LAKE GOES CAC0E3CC 1564 WBNQ6 WEAGAMOW LAKE 62SE ON 52 12 45N 090 28 31W 52.2124 -90.4752 WOS WEBENVILLE GOES CAC321DC 1115 WEAQ6 WEAGAMOW LAKE 1SE ON 52 56 38N 091 18 42W 52.9438 -91.3116 WOS WEAGAMOW AIRPORT GOES CAC102C4 997 WEBQ6 WEBEQUIE 2SSW ON 52 57 39N 087 22 34W 52.9608 -87.3761 WOS WEBEQUIE GOES CAC035A4 531.
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