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BR IFIC N° 2905 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 01.10.2019 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-ajouter 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 119074651 BEL 12905.0000 RAEREN BEL 6°E10'04'' 50°N39'12'' FX 1 SUP 2 119074652 BEL 13171.0000 WELKENRAEDT RH409 BEL 5°E55'06'' 50°N40'32'' FX 1 SUP 3 119074504 BIH 87.9000 LOPARE BIH 18°E52'49'' 44°N38'45'' BC 1 ADD 4 119076073 E 88.6000 CERVERA PISUERGA E 4°W27'08'' 42°N49'53'' BC 1 ADD 5 119076076 E 88.7000 HOYOMENOR E 3°W22'20'' 43°N21'25'' BC 1 ADD 6 119076070 E 89.2000 MONTE CUETO E 3°W12'28'' 43°N21'59'' BC 1 ADD 7 119076077 E 90.6000 LESAKA E 1°W41'20'' 43°N14'21'' BC 1 ADD 8 119076074 E 94.8000 CERVERA PISUERGA E 4°W27'08'' 42°N49'53'' BC 1 ADD 9 119076071 E 98.7000 MONTE CUETO E 3°W12'28'' 43°N21'59'' BC 1 ADD 10 119076078 E 98.8000 S SEBASTIAN E 1°W57'33'' 43°N19'48'' BC 1 ADD 11 119076075 E 99.8000 CORDOBA E 4°W51'35'' 37°N54'40'' BC 1 ADD 12 119076072 E 100.4000 CERVERA PISUERGA E 4°W27'08'' 42°N49'53'' BC 1 ADD 13 119076079 E 106.5000 MUSARA E 1°E03'30'' 41°N15'00'' BC 1 ADD 14 119076069 E 106.8000 MONTE CUETO E 3°W12'28'' 43°N21'59'' BC 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2905 01.10.2019 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 15 119076028 E 5974.8500 RAYO E 5°W27'08'' 36°N08'35'' FX 1 ADD 16 119076034 E 6034.1500 RAYO E 5°W27'08'' 36°N08'35'' FX 1 ADD 17 119074510 E 6063.8000 FORMENTERA SE E 1°E27'49'' 38°N41'31'' FX 1 ADD 18 119076032 E 6093.4500 RAYO E 5°W27'08'' 36°N08'35'' FX 1 ADD 19 119076030 E 6152.7500 RAYO E 5°W27'08'' 36°N08'35'' FX 1 ADD 20 119076029 E 6226.8900 OTERO E 5°W19'40'' 35°N53'11'' FX 1 ADD 21 119076035 E 6286.1900 OTERO E 5°W19'40'' 35°N53'11'' FX 1 ADD 22 119074509 E 6315.8400 SAN JOSÉ ER2 E 1°E16'28'' 38°N54'40'' FX 1 ADD 23 119076033 E 6345.4900 OTERO E 5°W19'40'' 35°N53'11'' FX 1 ADD 24 119076031 E 6404.7900 OTERO E 5°W19'40'' 35°N53'11'' FX 1 ADD 25 119075922 E 6740.0000 ALTOS E 4°W50'20'' 36°N31'59'' FX 1 ADD 26 119075923 E 7080.0000 VALLE ROMANO E 5°W12'07'' 36°N25'51'' FX 1 ADD 27 119074632 E 7498.0000 BT NAVEGACION AEREA PALMA E 2°E44'00'' 39°N32'56'' FX 1 ADD 28 119074653 E 7498.0000 MERIDA E 6°W20'46'' 38°N55'05'' FX 1 ADD 29 119074654 E 7610.0000 1 HUB5CC004 E 6°W04'07'' 40°N00'51'' FX 1 ADD 30 119074633 E 7652.0000 ALFABIA_RTV E 2°E43'01'' 39°N44'12'' FX 1 ADD 31 119074507 E 12961.0000 SAN LORENZO ER E 1°E28'05'' 38°N59'50'' FX 1 ADD 32 119074508 E 13227.0000 SAN JOSÉ ER1 E 1°E16'28'' 38°N54'40'' FX 1 ADD 33 119076080 E 22067.5000 PURULLENA CTRABENALUA N23 E 3°W11'21'' 37°N19'15'' FX 1 ADD 34 119074461 E 22162.0000 PIC MACONS E 1°E31'40'' 39°N04'37'' FX 1 ADD 35 119076081 E 23075.5000 LA PEZA E 3°W16'07'' 37°N17'54'' FX 1 ADD 36 119074460 E 23170.0000 SAN JUAN BAUTISTA 2 E 1°E29'13'' 39°N04'47'' FX 1 ADD 37 119075947 FIN 18140.0000 MA132756 FIN 24°E14'18'' 60°N03'29'' FX 1 ADD 38 119075948 FIN 19150.0000 MA121876 FIN 24°E12'19'' 60°N05'08'' FX 1 ADD 39 119075675 LVA 92.3000 CESIS LVA 25°E24'07'' 57°N15'12'' BC 1 MOD 40 119075672 LVA 93.5000 LIMBAZI LVA 24°E45'00'' 57°N31'00'' BC 1 SUP 41 119075673 LVA 94.9000 JELGAVA LVA 23°E44'53'' 56°N39'04'' BC 1 SUP 42 119075676 LVA 96.5000 SAULKRASTI LVA 24°E26'10'' 57°N23'53'' BC 1 MOD 43 119075674 LVA 97.1000 PRIEKULE LVA 21°E36'00'' 56°N27'00'' BC 1 SUP 44 119075677 LVA 101.6000 DAUGAVPILS LVA 26°E32'01'' 55°N52'21'' BC 1 MOD 45 119075678 LVA 102.0000 MADONA LVA 26°E12'16'' 56°N51'35'' BC 1 MOD 46 119075679 LVA 103.4000 VALMIERA LVA 25°E23'05'' 57°N31'36'' BC 1 MOD 47 119075680 LVA 105.2000 DAUGAVPILS LVA 26°E32'01'' 55°N52'21'' BC 1 MOD 48 119075681 LVA 105.8000 LIEPAJA LVA 21°E00'13'' 56°N30'49'' BC 1 MOD 49 119075682 LVA 107.0000 JEKABPILS LVA 25°E55'34'' 56°N30'58'' BC 1 MOD 50 119076068 MDA 66.8000 STRASHENY MDA 28°E35'00'' 47°N08'00'' BC 1 MOD 51 119076062 MWI 91.3000 bangula MWI 35°E08'05'' 16°S37'36'' BC 1 ADD 52 119076063 MWI 92.2000 BLANTYRE MWI 35°E03'00'' 15°S46'00'' BC 1 ADD 53 119076064 MWI 92.7000 LILONGWE MWI 33°E48'00'' 13°S53'00'' BC 1 ADD 54 119076065 MWI 94.5000 KASUNGU MWI 33°E29'00'' 13°S02'00'' BC 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2905 01.10.2019 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 55 119076066 MWI 95.5000 KARONGA MWI 33°E55'00'' 9°S57'00'' BC 1 ADD 56 119076067 MWI 96.3000 MZUZU MWI 34°E01'00'' 11°S28'00'' BC 1 ADD 57 119076229 RUS 2.1300 SEBEZH PSKOV RUS 28°E27'16'' 56°N18'20'' FB 1 ADD 58 119076232 RUS 2.2214 KIROV RUS 49°E37'34'' 58°N35'05'' FB 1 ADD 59 119076233 RUS 2.2214 KIROV RUS 49°E37'34'' 58°N35'05'' ML 1 ADD 60 119076234 RUS 8.0864 KIROV RUS 49°E37'34'' 58°N35'05'' FB 1 ADD 61 119076235 RUS 8.0864 KIROV RUS 49°E37'34'' 58°N35'05'' ML 1 ADD 62 119075751 RUS 43.1500 PSK LYADY RUS 28°E47'12'' 58°N37'24'' FB 1 ADD 63 119075752 RUS 43.1500 PSK LYADY RUS 28°E47'12'' 58°N37'24'' ML 1 ADD 64 119075749 RUS 43.1500 PSK PLYUSSA RUS 29°E22'45'' 58°N25'19'' FB 1 ADD 65 119075750 RUS 43.1500 PSK PLYUSSA RUS 29°E22'45'' 58°N25'19'' ML 1 ADD 66 119075747 RUS 43.1500 PSK STRUGI KRASNYE RUS 29°E07'13'' 58°N16'55'' FB 1 ADD 67 119075748 RUS 43.1500 PSK STRUGI KRASNYE RUS 29°E07'13'' 58°N16'55'' ML 1 ADD 68 119075757 RUS 43.2000 LENIN SOSNOVYI BOR RUS 29°E05'59'' 59°N53'43'' FB 1 ADD 69 119075758 RUS 43.2000 LENIN SOSNOVYI BOR RUS 29°E05'59'' 59°N53'43'' ML 1 ADD 70 119075794 RUS 151.8250 PSK PSKOV RUS 30°E34'56'' 56°N20'31'' FB 1 ADD 71 119075769 RUS 152.3250 AMU UMUSHUN RUS 126°E32'34'' 52°N47'22'' ML 1 ADD 72 119075779 RUS 152.3250 AMUR BELOGORSK RUS 128°E28'15'' 50°N55'01'' ML 1 ADD 73 119075782 RUS 152.3250 AMUR BLAGOVESCHENSK RUS 127°E32'51'' 50°N17'29'' ML 1 ADD 74 119075765 RUS 152.3250 AMUR DAKTUI RUS 126°E10'16'' 53°N20'15'' ML 1 ADD 75 119075773 RUS 152.3250 AMUR MUHINSKAYA RUS 127°E12'48'' 52°N16'15'' ML 1 ADD 76 119075783 RUS 152.3250 AMUR POYARKOVO RUS 128°E39'51'' 49°N37'51'' ML 1 ADD 77 119075784 RUS 152.3250 AMUR POYARKOVO 1 RUS 128°E45'49'' 49°N41'20'' ML 1 ADD 78 119075781 RUS 152.3250 AMUR PRIZEISKAYA RUS 127°E38'45'' 50°N30'39'' ML 1 ADD 79 119075785 RUS 152.3250 AMUR RAICHIHINO RUS 129°E24'57'' 49°N43'34'' ML 1 ADD 80 119075759 RUS 152.3250 AMUR REINOVO RUS 123°E54'00'' 53°N29'28'' ML 1 ADD 81 119075775 RUS 152.3250 AMUR SHIMANOVSKAYA RUS 127°E40'45'' 52°N00'31'' ML 1 ADD 82 119075771 RUS 152.3250 AMUR SIVAKI RUS 126°E44'59'' 52°N37'51'' ML 1 ADD 83 119075761 RUS 152.3250 AMUR SKOVORODINO RUS 123°E56'26'' 53°N59'15'' ML 1 ADD 84 119075777 RUS 152.3250 AMUR SVOBODNYI RUS 128°E09'16'' 51°N21'00'' ML 1 ADD 85 119075763 RUS 152.3250 AMUR TALDAM RUS 124°E50'17'' 53°N41'32'' ML 1 ADD 86 119075767 RUS 152.3250 AMUR TYGDA RUS 126°E20'04'' 53°N06'42'' ML 1 ADD 87 119075786 RUS 152.3250 AMUR ZHURAVLI RUS 129°E59'31'' 49°N30'31'' ML 1 ADD 88 119075788 RUS 152.3500 CHECH RUS 45°E20'06'' 43°N17'47'' ML 1 ADD 89 119075789 RUS 152.3500 CHECH RUS 45°E27'43'' 43°N16'41'' ML 1 ADD 90 119075790 RUS 152.3500 CHECH RUS 45°E34'04'' 43°N15'27'' ML 1 ADD 91 119075791 RUS 152.3500 CHECH RUS 45°E39'43'' 43°N18'43'' ML 1 ADD 92 119074406 RUS 152.3750 KLD CHERNYSHEVSKOE RUS 22°E43'21'' 54°N38'02'' FB 1 ADD 93 119075795 RUS 152.4750 AMUR BELOGORSK RUS 128°E29'47'' 50°N53'48'' ML 1 ADD 94 119075792 RUS 153.0750 PSK PSKOV RUS 28°E24'41'' 57°N48'15'' FB 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2905 01.10.2019 No.
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