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TAS References-List 15 06 2018 GAZEX®, DAISYBELL ® & O'BELLX ® LISTES DES REFERENCES 15/06/2018 Nbre Exploseurs Pays Site DAISYBELL O'BELLX Client Sites protégés d'appareils GAZEX® BERCHTESGADEN 7 BERCHTESGADENER BERGBAHN Station de ski MITTENWALD 2 WASSERWIRTSCHAFTSAMT WILHEIM Route 27 Allemagne NEBELHORN 17 NEBELHORN OBERSTDORF Station de ski WENDELSTEIN 1 WENDELSTEIN Station de ski PAS DE LA CASA 15 SAETDE / SAS Porte des Neiges Station de ski ARINSAL 13 GOVERN D'ANDORRA Village 46 Andorre ARINSAL 3 PAL ARINSAL Station de ski ORDINO ARCALIS 8 COMU D'ORDINO Station de ski SOLDEU 7 GOVERN D'ANDORRA Station de ski 15 Argentine LAS LEÑAS 12 VALLE DE LAS LEÑAS S.A. Station de ski BARRICK VELADERO 3 MINERA ARGENTINA GOLD Mine/Site industriel AUSSERGOLM 4 VORARLBERGER LLLWERKE AG Station de ski BERWANG 4 BERWANG Station de ski FISS 7 FISSER BERGBAHNEN / FISS Station de ski FUGENBERG 4 GEMEINDE FÜGENBERG Route GALTÜR 2 BERGBAHNEN SILVRETTA GALTÜR Station de ski GARGELLEN 5 GARGELLENER SEILBAHN GmbH Station de ski GASTEIN 20 1 BAD HOFGASTEIN Station de ski HINTERGLEM 9 HINTERGLEMMER BERGBAHNEN GMBH Station de ski HOCHOTZ 4 HOCHOTZ Station de ski HOCHSOLL 5 BERG- und SKILIFT HOCHSÖLL Gmbh & co KG Station de ski INNSBRUCk 4 1 INNSBRUCKER NORDKETTENBAHNEN Station de ski ISCHGL 36 SILVRETTA SEILBAHN AG / ISCHGL Station de ski KAUNERTAL 20 KAUNERTALER GLETSCHERBAHN Route KITZBÜHEL 12 1 KITZBUHEL BERGBAHN Station de ski 375 Autriche KLEINSOLK 2 KLEINSOLK Route KUTHAI 4 KUTHAI Station de ski LOSER 11 GEMEINDE ALTAUSSEE / LOSER Station de ski NAUDERS 4 BERGBAHNEN NAUDERS / NAUDERS Station de ski NEUKIRCHEN 4 NEUKIRCHEN Station de ski OBERTAUERN 2 OBERTAUERN SEILBAHN GmbH Station de ski PITZTAL 10 PiITZALER GLETSCHERBAHNEN Station de ski RIEZLERN 2 KANZELWAND Station de ski SAALFELDEN 3 LAND SALZBURG Route SANKT ANTON 65 ARLBERGER BERGBAHNEN / St. ANTON Station de ski/route SCHLICK 5 SCHLICK 2000 / FULPMES Station de ski SERFAUS 37 SEILBAHNEN KOMPERDELL / SERFAUS Station de ski SILVRETTA NOVA 5 SILVRETTA NOVA BERGBAHNEN/St. GALLENKIRCH Station de ski SÖLDEN 45 ÖTZALER GLETSCHERBAHN / SÖLDEN Station de ski/route TAUPLITZ 3 TAUPLITZ Station de ski ZÜRS 33 1 ZÜRS Station de ski 6 Bulgarie PALASHITSA 2 BANSKO SKI RESORT Route TODORKA 4 NATIONAL PARK PIRIN Route MULTISITES 1 KOOTENAY HELICOPTERS Route MULTISITES 33 1 B.C. HIGHWAYS Route BANFF / PARKS 3 PARKS CANADA Route 64 Canada BOSWORTH 5 YOHO NATIONAL PARK Route BOWSER BC 6 BRUCE MINE JACK Mine/Site industriel DUFFEY LAKE 2 B.C. HIGHWAYS Route GALORE CREEK 1 NOVA GOLD Route KOOTENAY PASS 1 B.C. HIGHWAYS Route KEMANO 11 RIO TINTO Mine/Site industriel ANDINA 38 4 CODELCO Mine/Site industriel EL TENIENTE 16 CODELCO Mine/Site industriel 119 Chili LOS BRONCES 35 CIA.MINERA ANGLO AMERICAN Mine/Site industriel DISPUTADA 21 CODELCO Mine/Site industriel MULTISITES 1 PUCARA Mine/Site industriel PASQUA LAMA PUCARA Mine/Site industriel PELAMBRES 4 CIA. MINERA LOS PELAMBRES Mine/Site industriel 1 Chine XINJIANG UYGHUR 1 MND CHINA Station de ski ASTUN 1 ASTUN Mine/Site industriel BAQUEIRA BERET 1 BAQUEIRA BERET Station de ski CERLER 13 FOMENTO DEL VALLE DE BENASQUE Station de ski 54 Espagne FORMIGAL 17 1 ARAMON Station de ski LA RACA 3 JACA UTE Route PANTICOSA 6 AGUAS DE PANTICOSA Station de ski TUNNEL DE SOMPORT 8 JACA UTE Tunnel VALL DE NURIA 4 FGC Ferrocarrils Route ALPE DU GRAND SERRE 3 CONSEIL GENERAL 38 Voies ferrées ALPE DU GRAND SERRE 2 COMMUNE DE LA MORTE Station de ski ARECHES BEAUFORT 17 COMMUNE DE BEAUFORT Station de ski ARTOUSTE 6 1 E.P.S.A. / Mairie de Laruns Station de ski AURIS EN OISANS 4 COMMUNE AURIS EN OISANS Station de ski AURON 6 SYND. MIXTE DES STATIONS DU MERCANTOUR Station de ski AVORIAZ 40 SERMA Station de ski BAREGES 19 1 1 RICT Station de ski BONNEVAL SUR ARC 3 1 COMMUNE Station de ski BONNEVAL SUR ARC 3 CG/COMMUNE Village BONNEVAL SUR ARC 25 CONSEIL GENERAL 73 Route BOURGADE 13 JACA UTE Route CAUTERETS 22 5 ESPACE CAUTERETS Station de ski CELLIERS 7 CONSEIL GENERAL 73 Station de ski Page 1 GAZEX®, DAISYBELL ® & O'BELLX ® LISTES DES REFERENCES 15/06/2018 Nbre Exploseurs Pays Site DAISYBELL O'BELLX Client Sites protégés d'appareils GAZEX® CHAMONIX BREVENT 20 1 1 COMPAGNIE DU MONT BLANC Station de ski CHAMONIX PLANARDS 3 STE D'EQUIPEMENT DES PLANARDS Station de ski CHAMONIX LE TOUR 6 COMPAGNIE DU MONT BLANC Station de ski CHAMONIX LA FLEGERE 10 COMPAGNIE DU MONT BLANC Station de ski CHAMONIX GDS MONTETS 20 1 COMPAGNIE DUMONT BLANC (SATAL) Station de ski CHAMPAGNY 13 CONSEIL GENERAL 73 Station de ski CHATEL 11 1 SEML Sport et Tourisme Route COL DU LAUTARET 1 CEMAGREF Route CONTAMINES MONTJOIE 9 SECMH Station de ski CORRENCON EN VERCORS 4 S.E.V.L.C. Station de ski 1269 France COURCHEVEL 71 S3V COURCHEVEL Station de ski FLAINE 6 CONSEIL GENERAL 74 Route FLAINE 1 GRAND MASSID DOMAINE SKIABLE (GMDS) Station de ski GOUAUX DE LABOUST 2 COMMUNE Station de ski GOURETTE 18 1 2 EPSA STATION DE GOURETTE Station de ski HUEZ EN OISANS 3 CONSEIL GENERAL 38 Route ISOLA 2000 23 SEM DES CIMES DU MERCANTOUR (SEMAM) Station de ski ISOLA 2000 RD 13 1 CONSEIL GENERAL 06 Route LA CLUSAZ 22 2 COMMUNE Station de ski LA MONGIE 8 6 COMMUNE DE BAGNERES DE B;/ SIVU Station de ski LA NORMA 12 DISTRICT DE LA NORMA/COMMUNAUTE DE COMMUNES Station de ski LA PLAGNE 20 1 2 S.A.P. Station de ski L'ALPE D'HUEZ 70 1 SATA Station de ski LA CHAPELLE D'ABONDANCE 2 COMMUNE DE LA CHAPELLE D'ABONDANCE Station de ski LA FOUX D'ALLOS 7 SMVA Station de ski LA ROSIERE MONTVALEZAN 2 1 DOMAINE SKIABLE DE LA ROSIERE Station de ski LES ARCS 14 A.D.S. (ex S.M.A.) Station de ski LES CARROZ D'ARRACHES 4 SOREMAC Station de ski LES DEUX ALPES 30 DEUX ALPES LOISIRS Station de ski LE GRAND BORNAND 5 COMMUNE DU GRAND BORNAND Station de ski LES MENUIRES 35 1 STATION DES MENUIRES/SAS/SEVABEL Station de ski LES ORRES 10 REGORE Station de ski LES SEPT LAUX 1 T7TL Station de ski LUZ-ARDIDEN 7 SIVOM DE L'ARDIDEN Station de ski MEGEVE 9 COMMUNE Station de ski MERIBEL 54 1 S3V MERIBEL / SPTV Station de ski MERIBEL 22 MERIBEL ALPINA Station de ski MONTGENEVRE 4 RM DE MONTGENEVRE Station de ski MORZINE PLENEY 30 SEM DE NYON / TELEPHERIQUE DU PLENEY Station de ski ORELLE 49 1 S.T.O.R. Station de ski OZ EN OISANS 11 CONSEIL GENERAL 38 Route OZ EN OISANS / VAUJANY 39 COMMUNE D'OZ & VAUJANY Station de ski PEYRAGUDES 2 DDE DES HTES PYRENEES Station de ski PIAU ENGALY 6 S.E.M ARAGNOUET Station de ski PORTE PUYMORENS 1 COMMUNE DE PORTE PUYMORENS Station de ski PORTE PUYMORENS 1 CONSEIL GENERAL 66 Route PORTA 2 CONSEIL GENERAL 66 (DIRSO) Route PRALOGNAN 10 CONSEIL GENERAL 73 Route PRA LOUP 6 DEP. ALPES DE HTE PROVENCE Station de ski PRAZ DE LYS 2 COMMUNE DE TANINGES Station de ski ROUTE ARC 2000 23 CONSEIL GENERAL 73 Route SAMOENS 9 3 DOMAINE SKIABLE DU GIFFRE Station de ski SERRE CHEVALIER 9 SERRE CHEVALIER SKI DEVELOPPEMENT Station de ski ST LARY 6 COMMUNE DE ST LARY Station de ski ST NICOLAS DE VEROCE 8 SEMJ Station de ski ST SORLIN D'ARVES 26 1 SAMSO/SATVAC Station de ski SUPERDEVOLUY 5 DEVOLUY SKI DEVELOPPEMENT Station de ski TIGNES 42 COMMUNE de TIGNES Station de ski TOUSSUIRE 2 SOREMET Station de ski TUNNEL MONT BLANC 6 1 GEIE-TMB Tunnel VAL CENIS 25 1 SYND INTERCOM. DE LANSLEBOURG Station de ski VALFREJUS 15 STATION DE VALFREJUS Station de ski VAL D'ISERE 34 COMMUNE DE VAL D'ISERE Station de ski VALLEE DES BELLEVILLES 20 CONSEIL GENERAL 73 Route VAL THORENS 70 SETAM/REGIE MUNICIPALE/SAS Station de ski VALMOREL 14 S.R.M.V Station de ski VAUJANY 6 CONSEIL GENERAL 38 Route VALLORCINE 9 Commune de Vallorcine / CONSEIL GENERAL 74 Route/Tunnel APRICA 11 SITA spa Station de ski ABETONE 3 VAL DI LUCE spa Station de ski ALA DI STURA 1 ALA DI STURA Station de ski ARABBA 13 SOFMA Station de ski BARDONECCHIA 3 COLOMION spa Station de ski BREMBO SUPERSKI 7 BREMBO SUPERSKI Station de ski CERVINIA 24 1 3 SOC. CERVINO spa Station de ski CHAMPOLUC 3 SOC. FUNIVIE DI CHAMPOLUC Station de ski COLFOSCO 1 IMPIANTI COLFOSCO Station de ski CORTINA 1 CORTINA Station de ski COURMAYEUR 5 COVALTOUR spa Station de ski FABROSA 2 Route FOPPOLO 2 PROVINCIA DI BERGAMO Route Page 2 GAZEX®, DAISYBELL ® & O'BELLX ® LISTES DES REFERENCES 15/06/2018 Nbre Exploseurs Pays Site DAISYBELL O'BELLX Client Sites protégés d'appareils GAZEX® GEROLA ALTA 1 COMMUNE GEROLA ALTA Station de ski GRESSONEY 1 S.A.G.I.T. Spa Station de ski LA THUILE 12 FUNIVIE PICCOLO SAN BERNARDO Station de ski LIMONE 1 CIOMMUNITA MONTANA ROBILANTE Station de ski LIMONE 4 COMUNE DI LIMONE PIEMONTE Village LIVIGNO 2 MOTTOLINO SPA Station de ski LIZZOLA 2 SVILUPPO TURISTICO LIZZOLA Station de ski MACUGNAGA 4 COMUNE DI MACUGNAGA Station de ski MADESIMO 2 FUNIVIE VAL DI LEI spa Station de ski MOENA 2 SIF Station de ski MONTE BONDONE 1 CIRCOLO SPORTIVO DEL M. B. S.R.L. Station de ski 220 Italie MONTEROSA 1 MONTEROSA CHAMPOLUC Station de ski OBERREGEN 2 OBERREGEN SPA Station de ski PADON MARMOLADA 14 MND ITALIA Station de ski/route PAMPEAGO 4 ITAP spa Station de ski PILA 19 FUNIVIE DI PILA Station de ski PRATI DI TIVO 2 PRATI DI TIVO Station de ski RHEMES NOTRE DAME 1 COMUNE DE RHEMES NOTRE DAME Village RIVISONDOLI 4 COMUNE DI RIVISONDOLI Station de ski SANTA CATERINA 1 SANTA CATERINA IMPIANTI Station de ski SELLA NEVEA 17 2 PROMOTUR spa Station de ski SESTRIERE 12 SESTRIERE spa Station de ski SEGGIOVIA CASTELLINO 2 ARTESINA IMPIANTI A FUNE Station de ski SCHILPARIO 2 FUNIVIE E SEGGIOVIE DI SHILPARIO Station de ski SPEIKBODEN 9 SPEIKBODEN AG Station de ski TRENTO 8 TRENTO Station de ski VALTOURNENCHE 1 VALTOURNENCHE Station de ski MULTISITES 2 OBIETIVO NEVE Station de ski MULTISITES 3 PELLISSIER HELICOPTER Station de ski MULTISITES 1 ELIKOS BOLZANO Station de ski MULTISITES 1 ELIMAST BRESCIA Station de ski ARAI 6 ARAI RESORT Co.
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