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Directory World Wide Flora Fauna - Updated 30 Junel 2013 Directory World Wide Flora & Fauna - Updated 30 June 2013 Release 2013.06 - by IK1GPG Massimo Balsamo & I5FLN Luciano Fusari Reference Name DXCC Continent Country Category Last Modified Note 1SFF-001 Spratly 1S AS Spratly Archipelago 3AFF-001 Réserve du Larvotto 3A EU Monaco 3AFF-002 Tombant à corail des Spélugues 3A EU Monaco 3BFF-001 Black River Gorges 3B8 AF Mauritius I. 3BFF-002 Agalega is. 3B6 AF Agalega Is. & St.Brandon I. 3BFF-003 Saint Brandon Isls. (aka Cargados Carajos Isls.) 3B7 AF Agalega Is. & St.Brandon I. 3BFF-004 Rodrigues is. 3B9 AF Rodriguez I. 3CFF-001 Monte-Rayses 3C AF Equatorial Guinea 3CFF-002 Pico-Santa-Isabel 3C AF Equatorial Guinea 3D2FF-001 Conway Reef 3D2 OC Conway Reef 3D2FF-002 Rotuma I. 3D2 OC Conway Reef 3DAFF-001 Mlilvane 3DA0 AF Swaziland 3DAFF-002 Mlavula 3DA0 AF Swaziland 3DAFF-003 Malolotja 3DA0 AF Swaziland 3VFF-001 Ain Baccouch Wildlife Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Wildlife Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-002 Ain Chirichira Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-003 Aina Zana Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-004 Bou-Hedma National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-005 Boukornine National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-006 Cap-Bon Peninsula Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-007 Iles Kouriates Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-008 Iles de Djerba Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-009 Corrplexe des Iles Kneiss Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-010 Dar Chichou Wildlife Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Wildlife Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-011 Dar Fatma Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-012 Djebel Bargou Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-013 Djebel Bouramli Nature reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-014 Djebel Khroufa Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-015 Djebel Marchana Natrural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-016 Djebel Mrhilla Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-017 Djebel Ousselat Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-018 Djebel Ressas Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-019 Djebel Selloum Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-020 Djebel Serj Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-021 Djebel Touati Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-022 Lac de Tunis Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-023 El-Feidja National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-024 Etella Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-025 Golfe de BouGrara Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-026 Grotte de Chauves-souris d'El-Haouria Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-027 Ichkeul National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-028 Ile Chikly Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-029 Chambi National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-030 Chon El-Fedjadj Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-031 Kechem El-Keib Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-032 Kerkennah Isles Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-033 Kneiss Islands and the Gulf of Gabes Mudflats Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-034 Lac Bizerte Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-035 Lac de Radès et Salines Natrure Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-036 Djebel Zaghousan Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-037 Majen Djebel Chitane Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Natural Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-038 Medjerda Estuary Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-039 M'hibeus Wildlife Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Wildlife Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-040 Nefta Oasis Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-041 Orbata Wildlife Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Wildlife Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-042 Sebkhat Kelbia Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-043 Sebkhet Sidi Marsour Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-044 Sidi Toui National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-045 Tabarka National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-046 Tourbière de Dar Fatma Nature Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-047 Tourbière de Dar Fatma Natural Reserve 3V AF Tunisia Nature Reserve ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3VFF-048 Zembra and Zembretta National Park 3V AF Tunisia National Park ASTRA-UT6UA Replaced by 3WFF-001 Ba Be 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-002 Ba Vi 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-003 Bach Ma 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-004 Bai Tu Long 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-005 Ben En 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-006 Bu Gia Mat 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-007 Cat Ba 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-008 Cat Tien 3W AS Vietnam UNESCO-MAB Biosphere Reserve 3WFF-009 Chu Mom Ray 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-010 Chư Yang Sin 3W AS Vietnam Nature Reserve 3WFF-011 Con Dao 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-012 Cuc Phuong 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-013 Hoang Lien 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-014 Kon Ka Kinh 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-015 Lo Go Sa Mát 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-016 Mui Ca Mau 3W AS Vietnam UNESCO-MAB Biosphere Reserve 3WFF-017 Nam Bai Cat Tien 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-018 Nui Chua 3W AS Vietnam 3WFF-019 Phong Nha-Ke Bàng 3W AS Vietnam National Park, UNESCO-World Heritage RW3GW 07/06/2012 New Category 3WFF-020 Phu Quoc 3W AS Vietnam Nature Reserve 3WFF-021 Pu Mat 3W AS Vietnam Nature Reserve 3WFF-022 Tam Dao 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-023 Tram Chim 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3WFF-024 U Minh Thuong 3W AS Vietnam Nature Reserve 3WFF-025 Vu Quang 3W AS Vietnam Nature Reserve 3WFF-026 Xuan Son 3W AS Vietnam Nature Reserve 3WFF-027 Xuan Thuy 3W AS Vietnam Nature Reserve 3WFF-028 Yok Don 3W AS Vietnam National Park 3XFF-001 Badiar 3X AF Republic Of Guinea National Park 3XFF-002 Mount Nimba Strict 3X AF Republic Of Guinea Nature Reserve, UNESCO-World Heritage RW3GW 07/06/2012 New Reference 4JFF-001 Aggel 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-002 Altyagach 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-003 Basitchay, occupied 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-004 Garagel, occupied 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-005 Gej-Gel 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-006 Hirkan 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-007 Gobustan 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-008 Ilisu 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-009 Ismayilli 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-010 Garayaz 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-011 Gizilagach 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-012 Pirgulu 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-013 Shirvan 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-014 Turyanchay 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-015 Zagatala 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-016 Yanar Dagh 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-017 Ordubad 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-018 Absheron 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-019 Shahdag 4J AS Azerbaijan Release 2013.06 - by IK1GPG Massimo Balsamo I5FLN Luciano Fusari - Page 1 of 93 Directory World Wide Flora Fauna - Updated 30 Junel 2013 Directory World Wide Flora & Fauna - Updated 30 June 2013 Release 2013.06 - by IK1GPG Massimo Balsamo & I5FLN Luciano Fusari Reference Name DXCC Continent Country Category Last Modified Note 4JFF-020 Mud volcanos 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-021 Shahbuz 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-022 Gala 4J AS Azerbaijan 4JFF-023 Mardakyanskiy 4J AS Azerbaijan 4LFF-001 Borjomi-Kharagauli 4L AS Georgia 4LFF-002 Babaneurskiy 4L AS Georgia 4LFF-003 Lagodekhskiy 4L AS Georgia 4LFF-004 Ritsinskiy 4L AS Georgia 4LFF-005 Tbilisskiy 4L AS Georgia 4LFF-006 Algeti Nature Reserve 4L AS Georgia 4OFF-001 Biogradska Gora 4O EU Republic Of Montenegro National Park 4OFF-002 Durmitor 4O EU Republic Of Montenegro National Park, UNESCO-World Heritage RW3GW 07/06/2012 New Category 4OFF-003 Loven 4O EU Republic Of Montenegro 4OFF-004 Skadarsko Jezero 4O EU Republic Of Montenegro 4OFF-005 Prokletije 4O EU Republic Of Montenegro National Park YO3JW New Reference 4SFF-001 Bundala 4S AS Sri Lanka National Park 4SFF-002 Flood Plains 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-003 Gal Oya Valley 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-004 Hikkaduwa 4S AS Sri Lanka Marine Sanctuary 4SFF-005 Horton Plains 4S AS Sri Lanka National Park, UNESCO-World Heritage RW3GW 07/06/2012 New Category 4SFF-006 Kauvdulla 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-007 Kumana 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-008 Lahugala Kitulana 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-009 Lunugamvehera 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-010 Maduru Oya 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-011 Minneriya 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-012 Ruhuna 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-013 Somawathiya 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-014 Uda Walawe 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-015 Wasgammuwa 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-016 Wilpattu 4S AS Sri Lanka 4SFF-017 Yala 4S AS Sri Lanka National Park & Biosphere Reserve, 4SFF-018 Sinharaja 4S AS Sri Lanka UNESCO-World Heritage RW3GW 07/06/2012 New Reference 4XFF-001 Akhziv Beach Inc.
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