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BR IFIC N° 2493 Index/Indice BR IFIC N° 2493 Index/Indice International Frequency Information Circular (Terrestrial Services) ITU - Radiocommunication Bureau Circular Internacional de Información sobre Frecuencias (Servicios Terrenales) UIT - Oficina de Radiocomunicaciones Circulaire Internationale d'Information sur les Fréquences (Services de Terre) UIT - Bureau des Radiocommunications Part 1 / Partie 1 / Parte 1 Date/Fecha: 06.05.2003 Description of Columns Description des colonnes Descripción de columnas No. Sequential number Numéro séquenciel Número sequencial BR Id. BR identification number Numéro d'identification du BR Número de identificación de la BR Adm Notifying Administration Administration notificatrice Administración notificante 1A [MHz] Assigned frequency [MHz] Fréquence assignée [MHz] Frecuencia asignada [MHz] Name of the location of Nom de l'emplacement de Nombre del emplazamiento de 4A/5A transmitting / receiving station la station d'émission / réception estación transmisora / receptora 4B/5B Geographical area Zone géographique Zona geográfica 4C/5C Geographical coordinates Coordonnées géographiques Coordenadas geográficas 6A Class of station Classe de station Clase de estación Purpose of the notification: Objet de la notification: Propósito de la notificación: Intent ADD-addition MOD-modify ADD-additioner MOD-modifier ADD-añadir MOD-modificar SUP-suppress W/D-withdraw SUP-supprimer W/D-retirer SUP-suprimir W/D-retirar No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 1 100023332 AUS 1980.000 PEARCE AUS 116E1'15" 31S39'56" FX 1 ADD 2 100023341 AUS 1980.000 YAPPO CREEK AUS 139E34'20" 21S11'55" FX 1 ADD 3 100023346 AUS 1994.500 LEE POINT AUS 130E53'40" 12S21'28" FX 1 ADD 4 100023359 AUS 2009.000 CALEDON BAY AUS 136E22'41" 12S41'24" FX 1 ADD 5 100023376 AUS 2009.000 MUDCRAB AUS 136E10'50" 13S16'46" FX 1 ADD 6 100025897 AUS 2023.500 BRUCE ROCK AUS 118E17'11" 31S48'6" FX 1 ADD 7 100020040 AUS 2038.000 CLERMONT AUS 147E38'35" 22S51'28" FX 1 ADD 8 100020049 AUS 2038.000 ROMA AUS 148E50'56" 26S34'27" FX 1 ADD 9 100020050 AUS 2038.000 SURAT AUS 149E8'11" 27S8'40" FX 1 ADD 10 100025898 AUS 2120.500 NALYERUP AUS 118E30'1" 34S11'10" FX 1 ADD 11 100023231 AUS 7662.500 SUCCESS AUS 115E50'57" 32S8'50" FX 1 ADD 12 100025947 AUS 7940.425 DALVEEN AUS 151E59'7" 28S30'41" FX 1 ADD 13 100025785 AUS 7940.425 HUONVILLE AUS 147E2'51" 43S1'56" FX 1 ADD 14 100025954 AUS 7940.425 LOY YANG AUS 146E34'14" 38S15'28" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2493 Page 1 of 342 06-05-2003 15 100025853 AUS 7955.250 WARRION HILL AUS 143E31'41" 38S13'32" FX 1 ADD 16 100021726 AUS 8044.195 BENDIGO AUS 144E17'56" 36S48'17" FX 1 ADD 17 100018834 AUS 8044.195 MUSWELLBROOK AUS 150E55'28" 32S15'53" FX 1 ADD 18 100018981 AUS 8044.195 ROCKHAMPTON AUS 150E29'31" 23S23'14" FX 1 ADD 19 100018835 AUS 8044.195 WATAGAN MOUNTAIN AUS 151E27'44" 32S58'9" FX 1 ADD 20 100022811 AUS 8059.020 APSLEY AUS 143E17'37" 22S28'11" FX 1 ADD 21 100022810 AUS 8059.020 MORELLA AUS 143E51'21" 22S59'1" FX 1 ADD 22 100022193 AUS 8059.020 MT BAINBRIDGE AUS 142E1'6" 37S41'6" FX 1 ADD 23 100022189 AUS 8059.020 PORT FAIRY AUS 142E12'17" 38S22'32" FX 1 ADD 24 100022981 AUS 8059.020 VIRGINIA AUS 138E32'25" 34S39'55" FX 1 ADD 25 100019700 AUS 8073.845 ADELAIDE AUS 138E36'34" 34S55'36" FX 1 ADD 26 100019095 AUS 8073.845 BOWEN AUS 148E14'46" 20S0'50" FX 1 ADD 27 100022817 AUS 8073.845 BROADSOUND RANGE AUS 149E25'52" 22S48'33" FX 1 ADD 28 100019070 AUS 8073.845 BURRINGBAR AUS 153E27'5" 28S22'50" FX 1 ADD 29 100019202 AUS 8073.845 CROOKWELL AUS 149E28'5" 34S27'36" FX 1 ADD 30 100025900 AUS 8073.845 GLEN INNES AUS 151E45'12" 29S44'41" FX 1 ADD 31 100019148 AUS 8073.845 HERRINGBACK AUS 147E8'18" 43S0'30" FX 1 ADD 32 100019212 AUS 8073.845 LEIGH CREEK AUS 138E24'19" 30S35'32" FX 1 ADD 33 100021621 AUS 8073.845 LISMORE AUS 153E16'33" 28S48'30" FX 1 ADD 34 100019836 AUS 8073.845 MASCOT AUS 151E11'3" 33S55'34" FX 1 ADD 35 100018706 AUS 8073.845 MT COONAMBRO AUS 148E20'8" 33S15'14" FX 1 ADD 36 100019209 AUS 8073.845 MT FAULKNER AUS 147E11'10" 42S46'45" FX 1 ADD 37 100019829 AUS 8073.845 TOOWONG AUS 152E59'39" 27S29'9" FX 1 ADD 38 100019068 AUS 8073.845 WARWICK AUS 152E1'49" 28S13'16" FX 1 ADD 39 100019210 AUS 8073.845 WONOKA HILL AUS 138E24'7" 31S49'23" FX 1 ADD 40 100019198 AUS 8073.845 WOODS LOOKOUT AUS 145E42'46" 37S31'3" FX 1 ADD 41 100020105 AUS 8103.495 GUY FAWKES HILL AUS 147E27'22" 42S52'4" FX 1 ADD 42 100022979 AUS 8118.320 GAWLER AUS 138E45'33" 34S36'17" FX 1 ADD 43 100025902 AUS 8133.145 BURRINGBAR AUS 153E27'5" 28S22'50" FX 1 ADD 44 100022725 AUS 8162.795 REDBANK PLAINS AUS 152E51'42" 27S39'11" FX 1 ADD 45 100025903 AUS 8192.445 BURRINGBAR AUS 153E27'5" 28S22'50" FX 1 ADD 46 100025904 AUS 8192.445 GLEN INNES AUS 151E45'12" 29S44'41" FX 1 ADD 47 100025810 AUS 8192.445 HERRINGBACK AUS 147E8'18" 43S0'30" FX 1 ADD 48 100025905 AUS 8192.445 MASCOT AUS 151E11'3" 33S55'34" FX 1 ADD 49 100021365 AUS 8192.445 OURIMBAH AUS 151E22'56" 33S21'51" FX 1 ADD 50 100025906 AUS 8251.745 BURRINGBAR AUS 153E27'5" 28S22'50" FX 1 ADD 51 100025907 AUS 8251.745 KURRABOOMA AUS 149E14'28" 29S28'35" FX 1 ADD 52 100019147 AUS 8251.745 NHILL AUS 141E38'52" 36S19'59" FX 1 ADD 53 100022210 AUS 8266.570 BARRABOOL AUS 144E12'2" 38S9'43" FX 1 ADD 54 100022202 AUS 8266.570 MT NOORAT AUS 142E55'44" 38S11'2" FX 1 ADD 55 100020439 AUS 10593.000 MUNSTER AUS 115E48'31" 32S9'17" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2493 Page 2 of 342 06-05-2003 56 100020428 AUS 10600.000 ASCOT AUS 153E3'4" 27S26'1" FX 1 ADD 57 100020827 AUS 10600.000 BARRATTA CREEK AUS 147E14'14" 19S33'49" FX 1 ADD 58 100022267 AUS 10600.000 BEGA AUS 149E48'16" 36S40'41" FX 1 ADD 59 100021668 AUS 10600.000 FOOTSCRAY AUS 144E53'51" 37S48'23" FX 1 ADD 60 100020903 AUS 10600.000 JOLLY NOSE HILL AUS 152E47'53" 31S34'51" FX 1 ADD 61 100021076 AUS 10600.000 KALLANGUR AUS 152E59'35" 27S14'25" FX 1 ADD 62 100020889 AUS 10600.000 PARKWOOD AUS 153E21'28" 27S57'14" FX 1 ADD 63 100021036 AUS 10600.000 STRATFORD AUS 145E44'15" 16S52'17" FX 1 ADD 64 100020166 AUS 10600.000 TARRALEAH AUS 146E27'26" 42S17'28" FX 1 ADD 65 100022847 AUS 10600.000 THE MONUMENT AUS 139E54'43" 21S45'40" FX 1 ADD 66 100021020 AUS 10600.000 WAGGA WAGGA AUS 147E22'16" 35S8'3" FX 1 ADD 67 100024643 AUS 10603.500 CALOUNDRA AUS 153E8'17" 26S48'0" FX 1 ADD 68 100020477 AUS 10603.500 GEPPS CROSS AUS 138E35'43" 34S50'29" FX 1 ADD 69 100019699 AUS 10603.500 MONASH AUS 140E33'29" 34S14'19" FX 1 ADD 70 100020396 AUS 10603.500 NOWRA AUS 150E36'1" 34S52'51" FX 1 ADD 71 100021572 AUS 10603.500 PENRITH AUS 150E42'8" 33S44'48" FX 1 ADD 72 100019914 AUS 10607.000 ALEXANDRA HILLS AUS 153E13'48" 27S32'41" FX 1 ADD 73 100019796 AUS 10607.000 GLEN WAVERLEY AUS 145E10'25" 37S53'33" FX 1 ADD 74 100020448 AUS 10607.000 MERNDA AUS 145E4'26" 37S36'46" FX 1 ADD 75 100020450 AUS 10607.000 MOOROOPNA AUS 145E20'46" 36S22'32" FX 1 ADD 76 100020427 AUS 10623.000 BERRIMA AUS 150E20'33" 34S29'9" FX 1 ADD 77 100019695 AUS 10623.000 CLAYTON AUS 145E7'50" 37S54'51" FX 1 ADD 78 100023282 AUS 10623.000 DEVONPORT AUS 146E20'23" 41S11'52" FX 1 ADD 79 100020167 AUS 10623.000 GORDON AUS 145E58'38" 42S44'28" FX 1 ADD 80 100020407 AUS 10623.000 HASSANS WALLS AUS 150E8'48" 33S30'27" FX 1 ADD 81 100020425 AUS 10623.000 HEATHWOOD AUS 152E59'5" 27S38'3" FX 1 ADD 82 100020444 AUS 10623.000 IPSWICH AUS 152E45'13" 27S37'16" FX 1 ADD 83 100018683 AUS 10623.000 KELSO AUS 149E36'56" 33S25'33" FX 1 ADD 84 100020479 AUS 10623.000 LISMORE AUS 153E16'33" 28S48'30" FX 1 ADD 85 100024655 AUS 10623.000 MIDDLEMOUNT AUS 148E40'39" 22S48'54" FX 1 ADD 86 100020406 AUS 10623.000 MINGELA AUS 146E38'43" 19S52'34" FX 1 ADD 87 100020437 AUS 10623.000 MT CALLENDER AUS 143E36'55" 37S28'18" FX 1 ADD 88 100022237 AUS 10623.000 SHEPPARTON AUS 145E24'57" 36S22'43" FX 1 ADD 89 100019476 AUS 10623.000 TARMOOLA AUS 121E9'31" 28S40'36" FX 1 ADD 90 100022427 AUS 10623.000 UPPER MOUNT AUS 153E5'4" 27S34'5" FX 1 ADD 91 100020410 AUS 10626.500 INGLEBURN AUS 150E52'28" 34S0'37" FX 1 ADD 92 100020478 AUS 10626.500 TWO WELLS AUS 138E31'55" 34S37'38" FX 1 ADD 93 100022477 AUS 10630.000 HERVEY RANGE AUS 146E24'6" 19S27'22" FX 1 ADD 94 100020424 AUS 10630.000 MT IDA AUS 144E42'27" 36S52'50" FX 1 ADD 95 100020394 AUS 10630.000 ROUND HILL AUS 145E57'4" 41S4'17" FX 1 ADD 96 100022422 AUS 10630.000 WOODRIDGE AUS 153E6'49" 27S37'24" FX 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2493 Page 3 of 342 06-05-2003 97 100019903 AUS 10637.000 BALCATTA AUS 115E48'29" 31S51'39" FX 1 ADD 98 100021753 AUS 10637.000 ENTRANCE AUS 147E59'23" 37S51'59" FX 1 ADD 99 100022424 AUS 10637.000 RIVERVIEW AUS 152E50'40" 27S35'50" FX 1 ADD 100 100022870 AUS 10637.000 ROBERTSTOWN AUS 138E57'32" 33S59'2" FX 1 ADD 101 100022236 AUS 10637.000 SHEPPARTON AUS 145E24'57" 36S22'43" FX 1 ADD 102 100020416 AUS 10637.000 ULLADULLA AUS 150E27'9" 35S21'0" FX 1 ADD 103 100021257 AUS 10640.500 BROKEN HILL AUS 141E29'33" 31S57'0" FX 1 ADD 104 100021573 AUS 10640.500 KURRAJONG HEIGHTS AUS 150E36'51" 33S32'57" FX 1 ADD 105 100025439 AUS 10644.000 COORPAROO AUS 153E3'37" 27S29'40" FX 1 ADD 106 100020503 AUS 10651.000 AIRLIE BEACH AUS 148E42'32" 20S16'29" FX 1 ADD 107 100021385 AUS 10651.000 BRAEMAR AUS 150E28'30" 34S25'28" FX 1 ADD 108 100020018 AUS 10651.000 COORANBONG AUS 151E27'25" 33S2'19" FX 1 ADD 109 100018678 AUS 10651.000 GREY HILL AUS 148E16'29" 36S17'8" FX 1 ADD 110 100021040 AUS 10651.000 MACROSSAN AUS 146E28'48" 19S58'48" FX 1 ADD 111 100019917 AUS 10651.000 MT WELLINGTON AUS 147E14'7" 42S53'57" FX 1 ADD 112 100019925 AUS 10651.000 PADBURY AUS 115E46'13" 31S48'57" FX 1 ADD 113 100019924 AUS 10651.000 SPRINGWOOD AUS 153E8'45" 27S37'30" FX 1 ADD 114 100019950 AUS 10654.500 MELBOURNE AUS 144E57'43" 37S48'33"
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