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Map marking information for Buzova,Ukraine Latitude range: 48 4.2 to 51 41.0 Longitude range: 24 14.3 to 30 4.2 File created Saturday,17July 2021 at 21:00 GMT UNOFFICIAL, USE ATYOUR OWN RISK Do not use for navigation, for flight verification only. Always consult the relevant publications for current and correct information. This service is provided free of charge with no warrantees, expressed or implied. User assumes all risk of use. WayPoint Latitude Longitude Distance Bearing Description 33 Dihtinec 48 4.2 N252.8 E 447 236 47 Klembovka 48 22.7 N 28 23.8 E 255 209 27 Cybulevka 48 24.0 N 29 10.8 E 231 196 61 Krygopol 48 24.7 N 28 54.0 E 236 201 16 Bochkivcy4826.0 N 26 10.0 E 356 234 45 Karpov4829.6 N 27 54.3 E 263 217 84 Novodn 48 36.0 N 27 27.5 E 274 224 129 Vendichan 48 37.7 N 27 47.2 E 256 221 125 Tulchin 48 40.4 N 28 51.8 E 210 205 139 Yurkovka 48 41.5 N 28 36.0 E 217 210 5Kamenets 48 41.8 N 26 33.5 E 316 234 112 Shargorod 48 44.0 N 28 5.2 E233 218 114 Shpikov 4847.3 N 28 34.2 E 209 212 76 Mihailovk 48 48.0 N 28 19.0 E 218 216 51 Kopay 48 53.2 N 27 45.5 E 236 225 35 Dunaevtsy 48 54.6 N 26 52.0 E 283 235 126 Tyvrov490.9 N 28 30.1 E 190 217 111 Severinov492.3 N 27 57.0 E 214 226 120 Sutiski 49 4.0 N2826.5 E 188 219 132 Volkov 4913.5 N 27 40.0 E 216 234 98 Popelna 49 16.3 N 29 25.0 E 133 200 Map marking information for Buzova, Ukraine,page 2 WayPoint Latitude Longitude Distance Bearing Description 176 Bagrynivci 49 18.4 N 27 56.3 E 195 232 149 Terebovlya 49 18.9 N 25 50.6 E 325 250 37 Dyakov 4923.1 N 27 55.7 E 190 234 66 Letichev4924.9 N 27 37.7 E 206 239 43 Hmelnik 49 34.0 N 27 58.6 E 175 239 95 Pilyava 4936.8 N 27 28.1 E 205 246 69 Lozna 49 37.0 N 28 14.0 E 157 237 63 Kupel 49 37.3 N 26 31.9 E 266 252 58 Krasilov4939.4 N 26 55.6 E 239 251 143 Zbarazh 49 41.2 N 25 47.5 E 315 257 144 Zborov4941.5 N 25 8.7 E360 259 159 Koziatyn 49 43.8 N 28 51.8 E 113 229 106 Salnitsa 49 45.3 N 28 1.2 E162 245 167 Trubiivka 49 47.9 N 29 22.9 E 82 216 90 Ostropol 49 48.6 N 27 34.2 E 189 251 59 Krasnopol 49 50.9 N 28 3.2 E156 248 22 Chernorud 49 51.0 N 29 3.5 E94230 160 Krasnianka 49 51.7 N 29 40.2 E 66 205 131 Vishnevet4954.9 N 25 45.1 E 311 262 72 Lyubar 49 55.8 N 27 43.3 E 175 254 137 Yampol 49 56.9 N 26 11.2 E 280 261 165 Popilna 49 57.2 N 29 27.1 E 66 221 11 Berdichev4957.3 N 28 37.2 E 114 245 128 V-Bratalo 49 58.5 N 27 57.7 E 157 253 15 Bereznov500.8 N 26 46.5 E 238 261 10 Belogorod 50 1.5 N2636.3 E 249 262 70 Lubimovka 50 2.5 N 29 15.8 E 69 235 26 Chudnov503.4 N 28 7.8 E142 255 155 Bilky504.0 N 29 34.3 E 51 224 142 Zarubinci 50 4.2 N299.7 E 74 241 80 Mokievcy504.8 N 27 3.2 E217 262 19 Brody 50 5.0 N259.0 E 351 266 97 Polonnoye 50 8.8 N 27 28.7 E 186 262 44 Izyaslav509.1 N 26 46.5 E 235 265 130 Viliya 50 9.2 N 26 16.3 E 271 266 168 Turbivka 50 9.5 N 29 35.0 E 43 232 60 Kremenets 50 10.2 N 25 46.1 E 306 267 157 Boliachiv5012.5 N 29 22.0 E 54 247 113 Shepetovk 50 12.9 N 27 4.5 E213 266 169 Vasylivka 50 13.1 N 29 41.0 E 33 233 62 Kunev5013.9 N 26 22.2 E 263 267 Map marking information for Buzova, Ukraine,page 3 WayPoint Latitude Longitude Distance Bearing Description 140 Zaluzhnoy5014.2 N 27 58.0 E 150 264 65 Leshnev5014.7 N 25 6.1 E352 269 177 Gorodnyavka 2 50 15.7 N 27 20.8 E 193 267 9Baranovka 50 16.8 N 27 39.8 E 171 267 101 Radekhov5017.1 N 24 39.9 E 383 270 146 Zhitomir 50 17.5 N 28 39.8 E 100 264 40 Gorodnyav5017.7 N 27 16.9 E 197 268 173 Kolodiazky5017.8 N 28 56.8 E 80 262 115 Slavuta 50 19.3 N 26 53.2 E 225 269 88 Osovcy5020.0 N 29 28.3 E 42 260 89 Ostrog 50 20.5 N 26 31.6 E 251 270 55 Korostysh 50 21.6 N 29 4.4 E70267 32 Dibrova 5021.7 N 27 23.0 E 190 270 49 Kocherov5021.9 N 29 20.7 E 51 266 179 Dovbysh 50 22.1 N 28 0.6 E145 269 12 Berestech 50 22.4 N 25 8.7 E348 269 134 Voloskovc5023.0 N 26 36.5 E 245 269 77 Mizoch 50 23.2 N 26 10.5 E 275 269 3Finish 50 23.9 N 30 3.2 E0.5 270 0Buzova KTA 5023.9 N 30 3.6 E 1Start 1 50 24.1 N 30 3.3 E0.5 305 23 Chervonog 50 24.8 N 24 14.3 E 412 272 79 Mogilany5025.6 N 26 32.1 E 250 272 2Start 2 50 26.0 N 30 4.2 E4.0 10 34 Dubno 50 26.4 N 25 47.0 E 303 273 92 Ozeryany5026.9 N 26 0.2 E287 273 7Annopol 50 27.0 N 26 53.2 E 225 273 13 Berezdov5027.5 N 27 7.7 E208 273 31 Devochki 50 27.5 N 28 45.1 E 93 275 64 Kurnoe 50 28.6 N 28 3.6 E142 274 172 Nezhylovychi 50 29.1 N 29 38.2 E 31 288 171 Marianovka 50 29.4 N 29 57.8 E 12 326 78 Mlinov5029.9 N 25 36.0 E 316 274 102 Radomyhl 50 30.0 N 29 14.8 E 59 281 174 Hluhiv5032.1 N 29 11.9 E 63 284 145 Zdolbunov5032.5 N 26 16.2 E 269 275 20 Broniki 50 33.0 N 27 48.0 E 161 277 122 Toporishe 50 33.1 N 28 39.1 E 101 280 119 Susly 50 33.2 N 27 34.2 E 177 277 6Andreevka 50 33.3 N 29 49.9 E 24 317 109 Satyev5033.4 N 25 54.7 E 294 275 Map marking information for Buzova, Ukraine,page 4 WayPoint Latitude Longitude Distance Bearing Description 36 Dvorishe 50 33.8 N 28 24.2 E 119 279 141 Alekseevich 50 35.2 N 29 2.1 E75286 107 Samostrel 50 36.0 N 26 55.8 E 223 277 8Babin 50 36.2 N 26 30.1 E 253 277 133 Volodarsk 50 36.5 N 28 28.0 E 115 282 53 Korist 50 36.5 N 27 2.5 E215 277 41 Gosha 50 36.5 N 26 41.6 E 239 277 100 Potievka 50 36.8 N 28 56.5 E 83 287 30 Dedovichi 50 36.8 N 27 22.0 E 192 278 52 Korec 50 37.2 N 27 9.2 E207 278 85 Novogradv 50 37.3 N 27 37.5 E 174 279 93 Pavlovka 50 38.0 N 24 28.2 E 396 276 17 Borbin 50 39.1 N 25 43.9 E 307 277 75 Migalki 50 39.9 N 29 32.8 E 47 309 24 Chigovka 50 40.0 N 27 37.0 E 175 281 117 Spartak 50 40.6 N 29 44.0 E 39 323 42 Guta 50 41.6 N 28 52.9 E 89 292 135 Voronov5041.7 N 26 42.1 E 240 279 124 Tuchin 50 41.8 N 26 34.5 E 248 279 81 Nova Borovay5041.9 N 28 36.8 E 108 289 83 Nevirkov 5042.0 N 26 50.0 E 230 280 103 Rehuck 50 43.5 N 26 19.7 E 266 279 68 Lokachy5043.9 N 24 40.0 E 383 278 48 Klevan5045.1 N 26 2.3 E287 279 166 Raska 50 45.4 N 29 35.9 E 51 321 151 Bilyi Bereh 50 45.6 N 29 28.9 E 57 315 73 Malin 50 45.9 N 29 13.4 E 72 305 123 Torchin 50 46.1 N 24 59.8 E 360 279 28 Cyman 50 46.2 N 25 51.5 E 299 280 148 Zverev5046.7 N 25 37.1 E 316 279 39 Gorodnica 50 48.0 N 27 18.7 E 199 284 25 Chopovich 50 48.5 N 28 58.1 E 90 301 161 Kukhari 50 49.0 N 29 35.4 E 57 325 116 Sosnovka 50 49.7 N 27 0.8 E220 284 46 Kivercy5050.3 N 25 26.7 E 329 280 96 Pogorelov5050.8 N 26 47.6 E 236 283 110 Semakovka 50 51.0 N 28 3.0 E150 290 152 Nove Zhyttia 50 51.6 N 29 23.7 E 70 318 56 Kostopol 50 53.1 N 26 28.1 E 259 283 138 Yemilchin 50 53.2 N 27 50.1 E 166 290 170 Zhereva 5053.4 N 29 42.8 E 60 336 Map marking information for Buzova, Ukraine,page 5 WayPoint Latitude Longitude Distance Bearing Description 158 Budnytske5055.3 N 28 58.9 E 96 308 162 Mokra Korma 50 55.4 N 29 33.9 E 68 329 54 Korosten 50 55.9 N 28 36.1 E 119 301 163 Novaky 5056.1 N 28 46.8 E 108 304 105 Rozishche 50 56.1 N 25 14.6 E 345 282 180 Nedashki 25058.3 N 29 17.6 E 83 320 82 Nedahki 50 58.9 N 29 12.7 E 88 318 121 Termahovk 51 0.7 N 29 41.7 E 73 339 14 Berezno 51 0.8 N2645.7 E 242 288 164 Obykhody 51 1.0 N2858.2 E 103 312 154 Bardy 51 1.9 N2844.8 E 116 308 147 Zubkovich 51 2.5 N 27 41.6 E 181 294 153 Stary Kuzhil 51 2.6 N 29 26.2 E 84 329 21 Bazar 51 2.9 N2918.0 E 90 324 38 Goloby 51 4.5 N252.4 E 361 284 18 Borovo ye514.8 N 27 10.5 E 217 292 71 Luginy515.6 N 28 25.2 E 139 304 67 Lipno 51 5.9 N260.1 E 296 287 29 Dedkovych 51 6.1 N 28 48.3 E 118 312 50 Kolki 51 6.5 N 25 40.6 E 318 286 118 Stepan 51 8.9 N2618.6 E 277 289 156 Bober 51 9.3 N2932.5 E 92 337 175 Manevichi 2 51 12.0 N 25 25.6 E 337 287 181 Narodichi 51 12.1 N 29 4.2 E113 322 57 Kovel5112.3 N 24 48.4 E 380 286 104 Rokitno 51 14.6 N 27 12.3 E 221 296 86 Nozdrihe 51 15.5 N 29 9.3 E115 327 74 Manevichi 51 16.0 N 25 32.0 E 332 289 87 Olevsk 51 16.0 N 27 40.0 E 194 301 91 Ovruch 51 17.6 N 28 48.4 E 133 319 108 Sarny5118.0 N 26 36.4 E 262 294 127 Usovo 5122.5 N 28 6.8 E174 309 94 Perga 5123.8 N 27 52.5 E 189 307 178 Usovo 2 51 23.9 N 28 14.2 E 169 312 136 Vystupovi 51 32.7 N 29 1.0 E147 331 4Dubrovica 51 35.5 N 26 21.3 E 291 299 150 Tobol 51 36.1 N 25 20.9 E 356 294 99 Postupel 51 41.0 N 24 39.1 E 404 293.
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