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IOTA Øgrupper. OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck IOTA Øgrupper. OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Der garanteres ikke for eventuelle fejl. Tryk på kikkert og skriv søgeord i søgefeltet. Her findes en komplet liste fra RSGB (Radio Society of Great Britain): http://www.rsgbiota.org/40th.php4 Det er en pdf fil med mange detaljer og med følgende adresse: http://www.rsgbiota.org/pdfs/40thdir.pdf Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AF-001 Agaleba Island AF-002 Amsterdam Island (include St. Paul AF-003 Ascension Island AF-004 Canary Island AF-005 Cape Verde Island AF-006 Diego Garcia Island AF-007 Comoro Island AF-008 Crozet Island AF-009 Europa Island AF-010 Bioko (Fernando Poo) Island AF-011 Glorioso Island AF-012 Juan de Nova Island AF-013 Madagascar AF-014 Madeira Island AF-015 St. Brandon Island (Cargados Carajos Shoals) AF-016 Reunion Island AF-017 Rodrigues Island AF-018 Pantelleria Island IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 1 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AF-019 Pelagie Island (Lampedusa, Lampione, Linosa AF-020 Bijagos Archipelago AF-021 Prince Edward Island (Prince Edward, Marion) AF-022 St. Helena Island AF-023 Sao Tome Island AF-024 Seychelles Islands (Plus Coetivy, Platte) AF-025 Aldabra Island (Assumption, Picard) AF-026 Cosmoledo Goup (Include Astove) AF-027 Mayotte Island AF-028 Socotra Island (Abo Al Kuri , Al Ikhwan) AF-029 Tristan da Cunca Group AF-030 Gough Island AF-031 Tromelin Island AF-032 Zanzibar Island (include Latham) AF-033 Amirante Island (Alphonse, Bertaut Reef, Boudeuse Cay, Desroches AF-034 Bassas da India Island AF-035 Farquhar Group (Cerf, Providence, St. Pierre) AF-036 Chafarinas Island AF-037 Banana Island AF-038 Dahlak Archipelago AF-039 Annobon (Pagalu) Island AF-040 Coast Province North Group (Lamu, Manda, Pate) AF-041 Egmont Island (Danger, Eagle, Three Brothers) IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 2 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AF-042 Alboran Island AF-043 Estuaire Province Group (Bania, Cocotier, Conga) AF-044 Principe Island AF-045 Atlantic Coast North group (Goree, Madeleines) AF-046 Desertas Island AF-047 Selvagens Island AF-048 Kerguelen Island AF-049 Mauritius Island AF-050 Nouadhisbou/Akjoujt Province Group (include Tidra) AF-051 Los Island AF-052 Indian Ocean Coast West Group (include Juba) AF-053 Gulf of Aden Group (Maskali, Moucha) AF-054 Mafia Island AF-055 Penguin Island AF-056 Southern Province Group (include Sherbro) AF-057 All Coastal Islands (Geyser bank, Nosy Barren, Nosy Be, Nosy Boraha) AF-058 Salomon Island (Blenheim Reef, Nelsos, Peros Banhos) AF-059 Saouabia Island (Sept Freres) AF-060 Moroccan Coast Isles (include Alhucemas) AF-061 Cabo Delgado District Group (Matemo, Metudo, Rongui, Vamizi) AF-062 Suakin Archipelago AF-063 Pemba Island IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 3 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AN-001 Adelaide Group (include Adelaide, Horseshoe, stonington) AN-002 Bouvet Island AN-003 Heard Island AN-004 Peter 1. Island AN-005 Macquarie Island (Bishop & Clerk Island, Judge & Clefo Island) AN-006 Biscoe Island (Argentine, Renaud) AN-007 South Georgia Island (include Willis Island) AN-008 South Orkney Island (include Inaccessible Island) AN-009 South Sandwich Island (include Traversay Island) AN-010 South Shetlands Island (include King George) AN-011 Ross Island (include Beaufort, Franklin) AN-012 Palmer Archipelago (Anvers, Brabant, Trinity) AN-013 Joinville Group (Dundee, D `Urville, James Ross) AN-014 Berkner Island (General Belgrano III Base) AN-015 Queen Maud Land (Prince Harald & Prince Olav Coasts) Group AN-016 Antarctica (Main Island only) AN-017 Adelie Land Group AS-001 Andaman Island AS-002 Bahrain (include Huwar and Coastal Islands) AS-003 Sri Lanka AS-004 Cyprus/U.K. Sovereign Bases AS-005 Kara Sea Coast West Group (Dickson, Sibiryakova, IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 4 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups Sverdrup) AS-006 Hong Kong Group (include Lantau and Other Coastal Islands) AS-007 Honshu Island AS-008 Izu Archipelago (Inamba, Mikura, Niijima, Oshima) AS-009 Red sea Coast Group (Hanish Al Kabir, Kamaran, Zubayr, Zuqar) AS-010 Kuria Muria Island AS-011 Laccadive Island (Lakshadweep) AS-012 Amakusa Archipelago (Kami, Naga, Shimo) AS-013 Maldives AS-014 Arabian Sea Coast North Group (Hamar, Nafur, Ma `Awil, Mahawt, Masirah) AS-015 Pinang state Group (include Pinang Island) AS-016 Gulf of Aden West Group (include Perim) AS-017 Okinawa Archipelago AS-018 Sakhalin Island AS-019 Singapore AS-020 Taiwan (Hsiao-Lan, Huo-P `ing, Kuei-Shan, Lu, Mien, P `Eng-Chia) AS-021 Trucial Coast Group (Abu al Jirab, Abu Dhabi, Das, Sir Bany Yas) AS-022 Medvezh Island (Bear Island) AS-023 Amami Archipelago AS-024 Yaeyama island (Iriomote, Ishigaki, Yonaguni) IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 5 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AS-025 Kuril ` Skiye (Kuril) Island AS-026 Cheju-Do Province Group (include Cheju and Costal islands) AS-027 Vrangelya (Wrangel) Island (include Gerald) AS-028 Anzhu Island (Bel ` Kovskiy, Faddeyevskiy, Kotel ` Nyy, Novaya Sibir`) AS-029 Lyakhovskiye Island (Bol ` Shoy & Malyy Lyakhovskiy, Stolbovoy) AS-030 Kazan Island (Volcano Island) (include Iwo Jima) AS-031 Ogasawara Archipelago (Bonin Island) AS-032 Osumi Archipelago AS-033 Nicobar Island AS-034 Jabal Al Tair Island AS-035 Abul Ail Island AS-036 Tsushima Island AS-037 Koshiki Island AS-038 East siberian Sea Coast Group (Ayon, Rautan, Shalaurova) AS-039 Komandorskiye (Commander) Island AS-040 Goto Island AS-041 Oki Archipelago AS-042 Severnaya Zemlya (North Land) (Malyy Taymir, Sredniy, Voronina) AS-043 Nampo Archipelago (Aoga, Hachijo, Sofu Gan, Sumisu, Tori) IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 6 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AS-044 Shantarskiye Island AS-045 Ullung Island (include Tok) AS-046 Johor East/Pahang State Group (Aur, Berhala, Pemanggil, Tinggi, Tioman) AS-047 Daito Island AS-048 De Long Island (Bennetta, Genriyetty, Zhannetty, Zhokhova) AS-049 Tokara Archipelago AS-050 Sergeya Kirova Island AS-051 Spratly Island AS-052 Okino Torishima Island (Parece Vela) AS-053 Malay Peninsula West Group (Lanta, Phuket) AS-054 Laptev Sea Coast West group (Faddeya, Gejberga, Koms, Pravdy) AS-055 Vize Island AS-056 Danjo Archipelago AS-057 Uyedineniya Island AS-058 Perlis/Kedah State Group (Langkawi, Pulau Perak) AS-059 Sea of Okhotsk Coast Group (Spafar ` Yeva, Zav ` Yalova) AS-060 Chollabuk/Chollanam-Do Province Group AS-061 Ratmanova (Big Diomede) Island AS-062 Habomai Island (include Shikotan) AS-063 Laptev Sea Coast East Group (Andreya, Petra) AS-064 Bering Sea Coast Group (Karaginskiy, Verkhoturova) IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 7 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AS-065 Chukchi Sea Coast East Group (Kolyuchin, Serykh Gusey) AS-066 Sea of Japan Coast Group (Askol ` D, Rimskogo, Korsakova, Russkiy) AS-067 Uji Archipelago (include Kusagaki) AS-068 Kara Sea Coast Centre Group (Kamennyye, Mona, Plavnnikovyye) AS-069 Iony Island AS-070 East Siberian Sea Coast East Group (Gusmp, Sukharnyy) AS-071 Bering Sea Coast North Group (Arakamchechen, Yttygran) AS-072 Perak State Group (Pangkor, Sembilan) AS-073 Terengganu/Kelantan State Group (Perhentian Besar, Redang, Tenggul) AS-074 Selangor/Negeri Sembilan State Group (Kelang, Ketam, Selat Kering) AS-075 Macau Group (Coloane, Taipa) AS-076 Shikoku Island AS-077 Kyushu Group AS-078 Hokkaido Island AS-079 Miyako Island (Irabu, Minna, Tarama) AS-080 Ch ` Ungch ` Ongnam-Do Province Group (Anmyon, Kyonsnnyolbi, Oeyon) AS-081 Kyongsangbuk/Kyonssangnam-Do Province Group (Koje, Nahmar) IOTA Øgrupper 17. marts 2006 OZ5PZ Poul Rosenbeck Side 8 af 40 This document is free of charge. If You pay money for it, someone is making profit without permission. Dette dokument er gratis. Hvis du betaler penge for det, er der nogen der laver profit uden tilladelse. Nummer IOTA Gruppe More Groups AS-082 Laptev Sea Coast Centre Group (Aeros ` Yemki, Dunay, Muostakh) AS-083 Kara Sea Coast East Group (Belyy, Oleniy, Shokal ` Skogo) AS-084 Ch ` Uja Island AS-085 Soan Island AS-086 Izvestiy TS.I.K. Island AS-087 Arkticheskogo Instituta Island AS-088 Persian Gulf Group (include Halul) AS-089 Kara Sea Coast West Group (Marresal ` Skiye & Sharopovy Koshki) AS-090 Tokchok Island AS-091 Shelikhova Bay Group (Dobrzhanskogo, Ptichiy, Rovnyy, Tretiy) AS-092 Bering Sea Coast South Group AS-093 Huksan Archipelago AS-094 Hainan Island AS-095 Bering Sea Coast Group AS-096 Karnataka/Goa State Group (Anjadip, St.
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