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This List Represents the Total Number of Entity Credits Submitted to DXCC for Each of the 338 Current Entities Shown Below This list represents the total number of entity credits submitted to DXCC for each of the 338 current entities shown below. Since this not a true representation of the actual “most-needed” in the DX community, this list is mostly for statistical information, only. Since the Mixed category will always be the highest number in any award category, the total contacts shown below are based on Mixed totals credited in DXCC. Compiled by Bill Moore, NC1L, ARRL Awards Branch Manager Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 1 SAINT BARTHELEMY 4655 2 DPRK (NORTH KOREA) 5112 3 SWAINS ISLAND 6031 4 SCARBOROUGH REEF 6470 5 MONTENEGRO 7012 6 YEMEN 7853 7 CHESTERFIELD IS. 8316 8 GLORIOSO ISLAND 8968 9 DUCIE ISLAND 9225 10 PALESTINE 9247 11 MARQUESAS ISLAND 9357 12 TIMOR - LESTE 9406 13 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLAND 9546 14 PRATAS ISLAND 9701 15 AUSTRAL ISLAND 9766 16 BOUVET ISLAND 9990 17 TEMOTU PROVINCE 10015 18 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS 10276 19 PRINCE EDWARD & MARION 10456 20 HEARD ISLAND 10707 21 CROZET ISLAND 10737 22 JUAN DE NOVA, EUROPA 10796 23 TROMELIN ISLAND 10809 24 LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS 10851 25 MOUNT ATHOS 11009 26 MACQUARIE ISLAND 11203 27 ERITREA 11394 28 SOUTH GEORGIA ISLAND 11483 29 MALPELO ISLAND 11487 30 SAINT PETER AND PAUL ROCKS 11569 31 AMSTERDAM & ST PAUL ISLAND 11694 32 ANNOBON 11710 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 33 NAVASSA ISLAND 11928 34 CONWAY REEF 11989 35 BHUTAN 12006 36 KINGMAN REEF 12148 37 AUCKLAND & CAMPBELL ISLAND 12152 38 KERMADEC ISLAND 12202 39 PETER 1 ISLAND 12224 40 SOUTH ORKNEY ISLANDS 12435 41 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 12529 42 BURUNDI 12699 43 MELLISH REEF 12718 44 AFGHANISTAN 12752 45 MYANMAR 12892 46 KERGUELEN ISLAND 12911 47 AVES ISLAND 12964 48 WILLIS ISLAND 13081 49 CENTRAL KIRIBATI 13146 50 SAN FELIX ISLAND 13218 51 TRINDADE & MARTIM VAZ ISLANDS 13261 52 BAKER HOWLAND ISLAND 13295 53 PALMYRA & JARVIS ISLANDS 13363 54 BANABA ISLAND 13404 55 BANGLADESH 13409 56 DESECHEO ISLAND 13420 57 SPRATLY ISLANDS 13510 58 IRAN 13618 59 TRISTAN DA CUNHA & GOUGH IS 13664 60 SOMALIA 13678 61 AGALEGA & ST BRANDON 13957 62 TOKELAU ISLANDS 13966 63 EQUATORIAL GUINEA 14025 64 SOV MILITARY ORDER OF MALTA 14044 65 CHAD 14049 66 LAOS 14126 67 CHRISTMAS ISLAND 14259 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 68 WAKE ISLAND 14265 69 KURE ISLAND 14322 70 MINAMI TORISHIMA 14369 71 MIDWAY ISLAND 14407 72 LIBYA 14419 73 COCOS ISLAND 14450 74 COCOS (KEELING) ISLAND 14522 75 ROTUMA 14665 76 WESTERN SAHARA 14668 77 JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLAND 14799 78 SYRIA 14837 79 CLIPPERTON ISLAND 14854 80 SABLE ISLAND 14902 81 MALYJ VYSOTSKIJ ISLAND 15148 82 BENIN 15260 83 JAN MAYEN 15276 84 NORTH COOK ISLANDS 15280 85 SUDAN 15411 86 IRAQ 15441 87 NAURU 15453 88 CAMBODIA 15566 89 TUVALU 15580 90 REVILLAGIGEDO 15676 91 LORD HOWE ISLAND 15688 92 NEPAL 15733 93 MADAGASCAR 15806 94 RODRIGUEZ ISLAND 15917 95 COMOROS 15938 96 ETHIOPIA 15977 97 SAINT PAUL ISLAND 15987 98 VIET NAM 16016 99 CAMEROON 16105 100 WALLIS & FUTUNA ISLAND 16170 101 FRANZ JOSEF LAND 16187 102 OGASAWARA 16204 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 103 NIUE 16206 104 SOUTH SHETLAND ISLANDS 16245 105 BAHRAIN 16320 106 RWANDA 16372 107 PALAU 16384 108 GUINEA 16392 109 TUNISIA 16444 110 CHATHAM ISLAND 16450 111 UGANDA 16462 112 GUINEA-BISSAU 16480 113 TOGO 16513 114 MACEDONIA 16614 115 MALDIVES 16658 116 UNITED NATIONS HQ 16725 117 U K BASES ON CYPRUS 16759 118 PITCAIRN ISLAND 16760 119 TURKMENISTAN 16772 120 MAYOTTE ISLAND 16835 121 WESTERN KIRIBATI 16869 122 JOHNSTON ISLAND 16893 123 MAURITANIA 16968 124 MACAO 17062 125 BRUNEI 17082 126 QATAR 17093 127 SOLOMON ISLANDS 17140 128 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 17198 129 MARKET REEF 17208 130 VANUATU 17230 131 ARMENIA 17246 132 NIGER 17350 133 BURKINA FASO 17379 134 SEYCHELLES ISLANDS 17413 135 PAKISTAN 17481 136 VATICAN CITY 17545 137 MONACO 17552 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 138 ANGOLA 17568 139 LESOTHO 17573 140 BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA 17580 141 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 17587 142 MOZAMBIQUE 17612 143 DJIBOUTI 17747 144 SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 17762 145 DEM. REP. OF THE CONGO 17850 146 EGYPT 17865 147 SIERRA LEONE 17960 148 UZBEKISTAN 17969 149 MICRONESIA 18042 150 ALBANIA 18115 151 SWAZILAND 18218 152 TAJIKISTAN 18298 153 AMERICAN SAMOA 18333 154 EAST MALAYSIA 18459 155 EASTERN KIRIBATI 18476 156 MALAWI 18496 157 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 18500 158 MALI 18526 159 FERNANDO DE NORONHA 18547 160 SRI LANKA 18553 161 NORFOLK ISLAND 18579 162 TONGA 18614 163 SAMOA 18624 164 WEST MALAYSIA 18747 165 AZERBAIJAN 18749 166 SAINT HELENA 18759 167 GHANA 18770 168 FALKLAND ISLANDS 18816 169 SLOVAK REPUBLIC 18843 170 EASTER ISLAND 18868 171 SINGAPORE 18892 172 REUNION ISLAND 18903 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 173 FIJI ISLANDS 18924 174 DODECANESE 19114 175 MARIANA ISLANDS 19201 176 GABON 19240 177 CZECH REPUBLIC 19295 178 ANDORRA 19338 179 BOTSWANA 19352 180 SAINT PIERRE & MIQUELON 19353 181 KALININGRAD 19481 182 SOUTH COOK ISLANDS 19559 183 KYRGYZSTAN 19574 184 SAINT VINCENT 19655 185 ZIMBABWE 19662 186 GEORGIA 19687 187 NEW CALEDONIA 19715 188 ANTARCTICA 19728 189 GUYANA 19818 190 LIBERIA 19862 191 CHAGOS ISLAND 19883 192 MAURITIUS ISLAND 19897 193 SAN ANDRES ISLAND 19909 194 MONGOLIA 19944 195 FAROE ISLANDS 19954 196 THAILAND 19956 197 TANZANIA 20066 198 OMAN 20091 199 FRENCH POLYNESIA 20137 200 SINT MAARTEN, SABA, ST 20179 201 LEBANON 20181 202 CRETE 20250 203 TAIWAN 20261 204 ZAMBIA 20313 205 NAMIBIA 20355 206 HONG KONG 20437 207 GIBRALTAR 20439 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 208 CHINA 20463 209 EL SALVADOR 20522 210 HAITI 20588 211 ALGERIA 20652 212 GUANTANAMO BAY 20658 213 JERSEY 20677 214 SAUDI ARABIA 20695 215 MOLDOVA 20724 216 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLAND 20728 217 ITU HQ 20773 218 JORDAN 20830 219 THE GAMBIA 20839 220 DOMINICA 20852 221 NICARAGUA 20922 222 COTE D'IVOIRE 20928 223 GREENLAND 20928 224 GUAM 20934 225 MARSHALL ISLANDS 21008 226 KENYA 21034 227 CROATIA 21049 228 SAINT MARTIN 21079 229 GUATEMALA 21083 230 SAINT LUCIA 21348 231 SLOVENIA 21356 232 NIGERIA 21378 233 SVALBARD 21379 234 CAPE VERDE 21521 235 KAZAKHSTAN 21558 236 INDIA 21631 237 SAINT KITTS & NEVIS 21646 238 MONTSERRAT 21650 239 SENEGAL 21724 240 ASCENSION ISLAND 21805 241 BOLIVIA 21860 242 LIECHTENSTEIN 21903 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 243 JAMAICA 21914 244 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA 22027 245 SURINAME 22039 246 GUADELOUPE 22045 247 PHILIPPINES 22067 248 CORSICA 22173 249 GUERNSEY 22191 250 GALAPAGOS ISLANDS 22247 251 SAN MARINO 22341 252 TURKEY 22416 253 BAHAMAS 22455 254 HONDURAS 22462 255 CEUTA & MELILLA 22494 256 KUWAIT 22507 257 BERMUDA 22515 258 FRENCH GUIANA 22640 259 ISLE OF MAN 22655 260 GRENADA 22793 261 TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 22803 262 ANGUILLA 22814 263 ICELAND 22827 264 BELIZE 22975 265 ALAND ISLAND 23054 266 MARTINIQUE 23129 267 CYPRUS 23142 268 SARDINIA 23175 269 INDONESIA 23235 270 PERU 23253 271 PANAMA 23264 272 CUBA 23319 273 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 23499 274 ECUADOR 23515 275 BELARUS 23570 276 MOROCCO 23587 277 REPUBLIC OF KOREA 23703 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 278 MALTA 23853 279 ARUBA 23881 280 BALEARIC ISLAND 23949 281 LATVIA 23983 282 CAYMAN ISLANDS 24143 283 US VIRGIN ISLANDS 24220 284 BARBADOS 24297 285 TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS 24323 286 NORTHERN IRELAND 24446 287 BONAIRE,CURACAO 24547 288 AZORES 24599 289 MADEIRA ISLANDS 24618 290 URUGUAY 24675 291 ESTONIA 24734 292 COSTA RICA 24837 293 ROMANIA 24927 294 PARAGUAY 25012 295 CHILE 25090 296 HAWAII 25142 297 VENEZUELA 25239 298 COLOMBIA 25289 299 ASIATIC RUSSIA 25378 300 GREECE 25400 301 IRELAND 25505 302 PUERTO RICO 25586 303 ALASKA 25666 304 LITHUANIA 25733 305 LUXEMBOURG 25744 306 MEXICO 25786 307 SERBIA 25803 308 WALES 25821 309 BULGARIA 25896 310 ISRAEL 25938 311 EUROPEAN RUSSIA 26079 312 NEW ZEALAND 26083 Ranking Entity Name Total Contacts 313 UKRAINE 26130 314 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA 26201 315 SCOTLAND 26256 316 PORTUGAL 26595 317 CANARY ISLAND 26674 318 NORWAY 26751 319 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 26819 320 DENMARK 26866 321 HUNGARY 26995 322 SWITZERLAND 27002 323 AUSTRIA 27049 324 ARGENTINA 27139 325 AUSTRALIA 27145 326 POLAND 27369 327 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY 27371 328 NETHERLANDS 27446 329 FINLAND 27477 330 BELGIUM 27614 331 SWEDEN 27663 332 JAPAN 27676 333 BRAZIL 27709 334 ENGLAND 27733 335 SPAIN 27735 336 CANADA 27861 337 FRANCE 27888 338 ITALY 28009 .
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