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EU Areas Official List of the European PSK Club ( ) EU Areas Official List of the European PSK Club ( www.eupsk.com ) Edition No 2-09 ► Updated 18.09.2013 ► Compiled by MMØDFV (Assisted by IK2UVR, MØOXO, RA3QH, RK6DL, RW6AVK, SV8GXC, UA3DJ, UAØBKV, and UR3GM) © EPC Copyright 2011 - 2013 Co-ordinates Prefix EPC Name Official or Alternative Native Name EPC Code Latitude Longitude Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes, and of Malta► Sovrano Militare Ordine Ospedaliero di San Giovanni di Gerusalemme di Rodi e di Malta 1A Headquarters of the Magistral Palace (Malta Palace) Quartier Generale del Palazzo Magistrale (Palazzo Malta) 41°54′20″N 12°28′48″E EU.OM.PM 1A Headquarters of the Villa of the Priory of Malta Quartier Generale della Villa del Priorato di Malta 41°52′59″N 12°28′39″E EU.OM.VM Principality of Monaco ► Principauté de Monaco 3A District of La Condamine Quartier de la Condamine 43°44′04″N 07°25′15″E EU.MC.CO 3A District of Fontvieille Quartier de Fontvieille 43°43′46″N 07°24′54″E EU.MC.FO 3A District of Monaco-Ville Quartier de Monaco-Ville 43°43′51″N 07°25′27″E EU.MC.MV 3A District of Monte-Carlo Quartier de Monte-Carlo 43°44′23″N 07°25′38″E EU.MC.MC Republic of Azerbaijan ► Azərbaycan Respublikası ► Азербайджанская Республика (European Part) Region of Quba-Khachmaz ► Quba-Xaçmaz Iqtisadi Rayonu ► Куба-Хачмасский Экономический Район 4K3 County of Khachmaz Xaçmaz Rayonu (Хачмасский Район) 41°28′15″N 48°48′35″E AZ.QK.KH 4K3 County of Quba Quba Rayonu (Кубинский Район) 41°21′35″N 48°30′45″E AZ.QK.QU 4K3 County of Qusar Qusar Rayonu (Кусарский Район) 41°25′35″N 48°26′08″E AZ.QK.QS 4K3 County of Shabran (Former County of Davachi) Şabran Rayonu (Шабранский Район) 41°12′41″N 48°59′10″E AZ.QK.SH 4K3 County of Siazan Siyəzən Rayonu (Сиазаньский Район) 41°04′34″N 49°06′50″E AZ.QK.SZ Region of Absheron ► Abşeron Iqtisadi Rayonu ► Апшеронский Экономический Район (European Part) 4K3 County of Khizi (North East of the Watershed of the Caucasus Mountains) Xızı Rayonu (Хызинский Район) (Северо-восточнее водораздельной линии Кавказского хребта) 40°54′28″N 49°04′24″E AZ.AB.KH Georgia ► საქართველო (Saḳarṭvelo) (European Part) Region of Kakheti ► კახეთის მხარე (Kaĥeṭis Mĥare) (European Part) 4L County of Akhmeta (North East of the Watershed of the Caucasus Mountains) ახმეტის მუნიციპალიტეტი (Axmet’is Municipʼalitʼetʼi) 42°26′20″N 45°40′51″E GE.KA.AE Region of Mtskheta-Mtianeti ► მცხეთა -მთიანეთის მხარე (Mtsĥeṭa-Mṭianeṭis Mĥare) (European Part) 4L County of Dusheti (North East of the Watershed of the Caucasus Mountains) დუშეთის მუნიციპალიტეტი (Dušetis Municipʼalitʼetʼi) 42°38′12″N 45°08′32″E GE.MM.DE 4L County of Kazbegi (North East of the Watershed of the Caucasus Mountains) ყაზბეგის მუნიციპალიტეტი (Qazbegis Municipʼalitʼetʼi) 42°39′08″N 44°38′45″E GE.MM.KE Republic of Montenegro ► Republika Crna Gora 4O County of Andrijevica Opština Andrijevica 42°43′48″N 19°47′24″E EU.ME.AN 4O County of Bar Opština Bar 42°06′00″N 19°06′00″E EU.ME.BA 4O County of Berane Opština Berane 42°50′24″N 19°51′36″E EU.ME.BE 4O County of Bijelo Polje Opština Bijelo Polje 43°02′24″N 19°45′00″E EU.ME.BP 4O County of Budva Opština Budva 42°17′17″N 18°50′33″E EU.ME.BU 4O County of Cetinje Opština Cetinje 42°22′48″N 18°55′12″E EU.ME.CE 4O County of Danilovgrad Opština Danilovgrad 42°36′36″N 19°03′00″E EU.ME.DA 4O County of Herceg Novi Opština Herceg Novi 42°27′11″N 18°31′52″E EU.ME.HN 4O County of Kolašin Opština Kolašin 42°49′30″N 19°31′05″E EU.ME.KO 4O County of Kotor Opština Kotor 42°25′48″N 18°46′12″E EU.ME.KT 4O County of Mojkovac Opština Mojkovac 42°57′36″N 19°34′48″E EU.ME.MO 4O County of Nikšić Opština Nikšić 42°46′48″N 18°56′24″E EU.ME.NI 4O County of Plav Opština Plav 42°36′00″N 19°56′24″E EU.ME.PL 4O County of Plužine Opština Plužine 43°09′00″N 18°49′48″E EU.ME.PU 4O County of Pljevlja Opština Pljevlja 43°21′36″N 19°21′36″E EU.ME.PJ 4O County of Podgorica Opština Podgorica 42°28′00″N 19°16′00″E EU.ME.PO 4O County of Rožaje Opština Rožaje 42°50′24″N 20°09′36″E EU.ME.RO 4O County of Šavnik Opština Šavnik 42°57′00″N 19°06′00″E EU.ME.SA 4O County of Tivat Opština Tivat 42°25′48″N 18°42′00″E EU.ME.TI 4O County of Ulcinj Opština Ulcinj 41°55′12″N 19°12′00″E EU.ME.UL 4O County of Žabljak Opština Žabljak 43°09′00″N 19°06′36″E EU.ME.ZA United Nations Organization ► Organisation des Nations Unies 4U United Nations Office at Geneva Office des Nations Unies à Genève 46°13′35″N 06°08′25″E EU.UN.GE 4U United Nations Office at Vienna Office des Nations Unies à Vienne 48°14′04″N 16°24′52″E EU.UN.VE Republic of Croatia ► Republika Hrvatska 9A County of Bjelovar and Bilogora Bjelovarsko-Bilogorska Županija 46°01′26″N 16°32′42″E EU.HR.BB 9A County of Slavonski Brod and Posavina Brodsko-Posavska Županija 45°09′27″N 18°01′13″E EU.HR.BP 9A County of Dubrovnik and Neretva Dubrovačko-Neretvanska Županija 42°39′13″N 18°05′41″E EU.HR.DN 9A County of Istria Istarska Županija 45°14′21″N 13°56′19″E EU.HR.IS 9A County of Karlovac Karlovačka Županija 45°29′35″N 15°33′21″E EU.HR.KA 9A County of Koprivnica and Križevci Koprivničko-Križevačka Županija 46°10′12″N 16°54′32″E EU.HR.KK 9A County of Krapina and Zagorje Krapinsko-Zagorska Županija 46°07′30″N 15°48′25″E EU.HR.KZ 9A County of Lika and Senj Ličko-Senjska Županija 44°42′25″N 15°10′26″E EU.HR.LS 9A County of Međimurje Međimurska Županija 46°27′58″N 16°24′50″E EU.HR.ME 9A County of Osijek and Baranja Osječko-Baranjska Županija 45°38′13″N 18°37′05″E EU.HR.OB 9A County of Požega and Slavonia Požeško-Slavonska Županija 45°18′40″N 17°44′24″E EU.HR.PS 9A County of Primorje and Gorski Kotar Primorsko-Goranska Županija 45°27′14″N 14°35′38″E EU.HR.PG 9A County of Šibenik and Knin Šibensko-Kninska Županija 43°55′44″N 16°03′43″E EU.HR.SK 9A County of Sisak and Moslavina Sisačko-Moslavačka Županija 45°13′15″N 16°15′05″E EU.HR.SM 9A County of Split and Dalmatia Splitsko-Dalmatinska Županija 43°10′00″N 16°30′00″E EU.HR.SD 9A County of Varaždin Varaždinska Županija 46°19′16″N 16°13′52″E EU.HR.VA 9A County of Virovitica and Podravina Virovitičko-Podravska Županija 45°52′23″N 17°30′18″E EU.HR.VP 9A County of Vukovar and Syrmia Vukovarsko-Srijemska Županija 45°13′43″N 18°55′00″E EU.HR.VS 9A County of Zadar Zadarska Županija 44°01′05″N 15°53′42″E EU.HR.ZA 9A County of Zagreb Zagrebačka Županija 45°44′56″N 15°34′16″E EU.HR.ZB 9A City of Zagreb Grad Zagreb 45°49′00″N 15°59′00″E EU.HR.ZG Exceptional Territories of the Republic of Croatia 9A Jabuka Island Otok Jabuka 43°05′00″N 15°27′00″E HR.DX.JA 9A Palagruža Islands Otočje Palagruža 42°23′05″N 16°15′16″E HR.DX.PA Republic of Malta ► Repubblika ta' Malta 9H1 Island of Malta Gżira ta' Malta 35°53′00″N 14°27′00″E EU.MT.MT 9H4 Island of Gozo Gżira t'Għawdex 36°03′00″N 14°15′00″E EU.MT.GO Exceptional Territories of the Republic of Malta 9H1 Filfla Island (Including Filfoletta Islet) Gżira ta' Filfla 35°47′15″N 14°24′37″E MT.DX.FL 9H1 Fort Saint Angelo (Leased Area to the Sovereign Military Order of Malta) Fort Saint Angelo 35°53′31″N 14°31′06″E MT.DX.SA 9H4 Comino Island (Including Cominotto Island) Gżira ta' Kemmuna 36°01′00″N 14°20′00″E MT.DX.CO Principality of Andorra ► Principat d'Andorra C3 Parish of Andorra la Vella Parròquia d'Andorra la Vella 42°30′30″N 01°31′30″E EU.AD.AV C3 Parish of Canillo Parròquia de Canillo 42°34′00″N 01°36′00″E EU.AD.CA C3 Parish of Encamp Parròquia d'Encamp 42°32′10″N 01°34′58″E EU.AD.EN C3 Parish of Escaldes-Engordany Parròquia d'Escaldes-Engordany 42°30′32″N 01°32′27″E EU.AD.EE C3 Parish of La Massana Parròquia de la Massana (Maçana) 42°32′30″N 01°31′00″E EU.AD.MA C3 Parish of Ordino Parròquia d'Ordino 42°33′18″N 01°31′59″E EU.AD.OR C3 Parish of Sant Julià de Lòria Parròquia de Sant Julià de Lòria 42°27′54″N 01°29′28″E EU.AD.SJ Portuguese Republic ► República Portuguesa Continental (Mainland) Portugal ► Portugal Continental CT District of Aveiro Distrito de Aveiro 40°37′00″N 08°38′00″W EU.PT.AV CT District of Beja Distrito de Beja 38°01′00″N 07°52′00″W EU.PT.BE CT District of Braga Distrito de Braga 41°32′39″N 08°25′19″W EU.PT.BR CT District of Bragança Distrito de Bragança 41°48′20″N 06°45′42″W EU.PT.BG CT District of Castelo Branco Distrito de Castelo Branco 39°50′00″N 07°28′00″W EU.PT.CB CT District of Coimbra Distrito de Coimbra 40°15′00″N 08°27′00″W EU.PT.CO CT District of Évora Distrito de Évora 38°34′15″N 07°54′34″W EU.PT.EV CT District of Faro Distrito de Faro 37°02′00″N 07°55′00″W EU.PT.FA CT District of Guarda Distrito da Guarda 40°32′00″N 07°20′00″W EU.PT.GU CT District of Leiria Distrito de Leiria 39°46′00″N 08°53′00″W EU.PT.LE CT District of Lisbon Distrito de Lisboa 38°42′50″N 09°08′22″W EU.PT.LI CT District of Portalegre Distrito de Portalegre 39°17′31″N 07°25′52″W EU.PT.PO CT District of Porto Distrito do Porto 41°09′00″N 08°36′40″W EU.PT.PR CT District of Santarém Distrito de Santarém 39°12′00″N 08°42′00″W EU.PT.SA CT District of Setúbal Distrito de Setúbal 38°30′00″N 08°58′00″W EU.PT.SE CT District of Viana do Castelo Distrito de Viana do Castelo 41°42′00″N 08°49′12″W EU.PT.VC CT District of Vila Real Distrito de Vila Real 41°17′45″N 07°44′46″W EU.PT.VR CT District of Viseu Distrito de Viseu 40°40′00″N 07°55′00″W EU.PT.VI Exceptional Territories of Continental Portugal CT Berlengas Archipelago (Including Estelas Islets and Farilhões-Forcados Islets) Arquipélago das Berlengas 39°26′59″N 09°30′57″W PT.DX.BL Autonomous Region of Azores► Região Autónoma dos Açores CU1 Island of Saint Mary Ilha de Santa Maria 36°58′14″N 25°06′28″W PT.AZ.MA CU2 Island of Saint Michael Ilha de São Miguel 37°47′00″N 25°30′00″W PT.AZ.MI CU3 Island of Terceira Ilha de Terceira 38°39′00″N 27°13′00″W
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