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BR IFIC N° 2626 Index/Indice BR IFIC N° 2626 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 19.08.2008 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 108061658 ARG 263.3750 OBERA ARG 55W06'57'' 27S29'08'' FX 1 ADD 2 108061665 ARG 411.3000 POSADAS ARG 55W55'48'' 27S24'05'' FX 1 ADD 3 108061661 ARG 411.3375 ELDORADO ARG 54W36'39'' 26S24'42'' FX 1 ADD 4 108061659 ARG 411.4250 OBERA ARG 56W06'51'' 27S29'15'' FX 1 ADD 5 108061663 ARG 411.4875 PUERTO IGUAZU ARG 54W34'29'' 25S35'59'' FX 1 ADD 6 108061666 ARG 421.3000 POSADAS 1 ARG 55W53'10'' 27S21'59'' FX 1 ADD 7 108061662 ARG 421.3375 ELDORADO 1 ARG 54W37'54'' 26S23'42'' FX 1 ADD 8 108061660 ARG 421.4250 OBERA 1 ARG 55W06'47'' 27S30'03'' FX 1 ADD 9 108061664 ARG 421.4875 ELDORADO 2 ARG 54W35'11'' 25S36'19'' FX 1 ADD 10 108065086 BEL 1429.2500 ANDENNE FMAND01 BEL 5E06'38'' 50N29'40'' FX 1 MOD 11 108059018 BLR 157.8750 GLUBOKOE BLR 27E41'28'' 55N08'15'' FB 1 MOD 12 108059021 BLR 160.3250 VOLOZHIN BLR 26E32'15'' 54N05'05'' ML 1 SUP 13 108059020 BLR 168.3750 VOLOZHIN BLR 26E32'15'' 54N06'16'' FB 1 SUP BR IFIC N° 2626 19.08.2008 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 14 108066099 BLR 7435.0000 GOMEL BLR 31E00'47'' 52N25'26'' FX 1 ADD 15 108066096 BLR 7435.0000 LUNIN BLR 26E38'36'' 52N18'31'' FX 1 ADD 16 108066094 BLR 7463.0000 NOSOVICHI BLR 31E16'13'' 52N16'27'' FX 1 ADD 17 108066097 BLR 7596.0000 PARAKHONSK BLR 26E27'49'' 52N13'24'' FX 1 ADD 18 108066098 BLR 7596.0000 TERYUKHA BLR 31E00'24'' 52N12'19'' FX 1 ADD 19 108066095 BLR 7624.0000 TERYUKHA BLR 31E00'24'' 52N12'19'' FX 1 ADD 20 108066100 BLR 37404.5000 GRODNO BLR 23E49'48'' 53N41'24'' FX 1 ADD 21 108066103 BLR 37404.5000 GRODNO BLR 23E48'00'' 53N40'12'' FX 1 ADD 22 108066101 BLR 38664.5000 GRODNO BLR 23E49'12'' 53N41'24'' FX 1 ADD 23 108066102 BLR 38664.5000 GRODNO BLR 23E48'36'' 53N40'12'' FX 1 ADD 24 108062181 CHN 5490.0000 YANJI WEATHER RADAR STATION CHN 129E27'36'' 42N50'22'' LR 1 ADD 25 108062182 CHN 5490.0000 YANJI WEATHER RADAR STATION CHN 129E27'36'' 42N50'22'' MR 1 ADD 26 108065685 EST 146.3500 VARSKA EST 27E38'00'' 58N00'00'' ML 1 ADD 27 108065682 EST 146.4250 PUSSI EST 27E02'40'' 59N21'20'' ML 1 ADD 28 108065683 EST 146.5250 TARTU EST 26E43'00'' 58N23'00'' ML 1 ADD 29 108065684 EST 146.5250 VORU EST 27E00'00'' 57N50'00'' ML 1 ADD 30 108065672 EST 146.7000 MUSTVEE EST 26E56'00'' 58N51'00'' ML 1 ADD 31 108065668 EST 146.7000 NARVA EST 28E10'00'' 59N22'00'' ML 1 ADD 32 108065674 EST 146.7000 PIIRISSAAR EST 27E30'00'' 58N22'00'' ML 1 ADD 33 108065680 EST 146.7000 PIUSA EST 27E20'00'' 57N40'00'' ML 1 ADD 34 108065676 EST 146.7000 RAPINA EST 27E28'00'' 58N05'00'' ML 1 ADD 35 108065678 EST 146.7000 VARSKA EST 27E38'00'' 57N57'00'' ML 1 ADD 36 108065670 EST 146.7000 VASKNARVA EST 27E43'00'' 59N00'00'' ML 1 ADD 37 108065673 EST 146.7750 MUSTVEE EST 26E56'00'' 58N51'00'' ML 1 ADD 38 108065669 EST 146.7750 NARVA EST 28E10'00'' 59N22'00'' ML 1 ADD 39 108065675 EST 146.7750 PIIRISSAAR EST 27E30'00'' 58N22'00'' ML 1 ADD 40 108065681 EST 146.7750 PIUSA EST 27E20'00'' 57N40'00'' ML 1 ADD 41 108065677 EST 146.7750 RAPINA EST 27E28'00'' 58N05'00'' ML 1 ADD 42 108065679 EST 146.7750 VARSKA EST 27E38'00'' 57N57'00'' ML 1 ADD 43 108065671 EST 146.7750 VASKNARVA EST 27E43'00'' 59N00'00'' ML 1 ADD 44 108065660 EST 146.8000 IISAKU EST 27E19'00'' 59N06'00'' ML 1 ADD 45 108065659 EST 146.8000 NARVA EST 28E12'00'' 59N22'00'' ML 1 ADD 46 108065658 EST 146.8000 SILLAMAE EST 27E46'00'' 59N24'00'' ML 1 ADD 47 108065686 EST 150.5500 VERIORA EST 27E21'00'' 58N00'00'' ML 1 ADD 48 108065661 EST 154.5000 AHTME EST 27E28'40'' 59N18'40'' ML 1 ADD 49 108065662 EST 154.5000 KOHTLAJARVE EST 27E15'20'' 59N23'50'' ML 1 ADD 50 108065657 EST 154.5250 KOHTLA JARVE EST 27E14'40'' 59N23'50'' ML 1 ADD 51 108065664 EST 154.5500 AHTME EST 27E27'00'' 59N19'00'' ML 1 ADD 52 108065663 EST 154.5500 JOHVI EST 27E24'10'' 59N21'20'' ML 1 ADD 53 108065665 EST 154.5500 RAUDI EST 27E23'50'' 59N12'10'' ML 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2626 19.08.2008 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 54 108065666 EST 154.6000 MUSTA EST 27E54'20'' 59N17'00'' ML 1 ADD 55 108065667 EST 154.6000 VAIVARA EST 27E46'00'' 59N22'20'' ML 1 ADD 56 108065690 EST 157.8250 KOHTLA EST 27E17'00'' 59N24'00'' ML 1 ADD 57 108065688 EST 158.3500 KOHTLA EST 27E13'00'' 59N21'40'' ML 1 ADD 58 108065687 EST 158.3500 POLVA EST 27E06'00'' 58N04'00'' ML 1 ADD 59 108065689 EST 162.7000 NARVA EST 28E12'00'' 59N22'00'' ML 1 ADD 60 108061300 G 218.6400 BEDDINGHAM G 0E04'09'' 50N49'58'' BC 1 ADD 61 108061305 G 218.6400 BRIGHTON WHITEHAWK HILL G 0W06'41'' 50N49'27'' BC 1 ADD 62 108061683 G 218.6400 BT BAGSHOT G 0W43'24'' 51N21'23'' BC 1 ADD 63 108061306 G 218.6400 BURTON DOWN G 0W37'38'' 50N54'35'' BC 1 ADD 64 108061313 G 218.6400 EASTBOURNE G 0E17'25'' 50N45'50'' BC 1 ADD 65 108061316 G 218.6400 FINDON G 0W24'31'' 50N51'10'' BC 1 ADD 66 108061322 G 218.6400 HASTINGS G 0E33'59'' 50N51'39'' BC 1 ADD 67 108061684 G 218.6400 MAIDENHEAD TE G 0W43'22'' 51N31'25'' BC 1 ADD 68 108061681 G 218.6400 SHEER HOUSE G 0W30'20'' 51N20'15'' BC 1 ADD 69 108061682 G 218.6400 STOKE D'ABERNON G 0W22'22'' 51N19'07'' BC 1 ADD 70 108061685 G 218.6400 WELLINGTON HOUSE G 0W35'27'' 51N30'28'' BC 1 ADD 71 108061297 G 220.3520 ASHFORD WYE G 0E57'29'' 51N11'10'' BC 1 ADD 72 108061302 G 220.3520 BLUEBELL HILL G 0E31'19'' 51N19'23'' BC 1 ADD 73 108061304 G 220.3520 BLUNSDON G 1W47'37'' 51N36'29'' BC 1 ADD 74 108061308 G 220.3520 CHARTHAM G 1E00'53'' 51N15'53'' BC 1 ADD 75 108061314 G 220.3520 EXETER ST THOMAS G 3W33'40'' 50N44'00'' BC 1 ADD 76 108061315 G 220.3520 FAVERSHAM G 0E52'31'' 51N18'18'' BC 1 ADD 77 108061686 G 220.3520 GLASGOW HILTON G 4W16'14'' 55N51'39'' BC 1 ADD 78 108061325 G 220.3520 KEMSING G 0E13'40'' 51N19'25'' BC 1 ADD 79 108061329 G 220.3520 MARLBOROUGH G 1W41'58'' 51N25'02'' BC 1 ADD 80 108061330 G 220.3520 MEMBURY G 1W33'28'' 51N29'04'' BC 1 ADD 81 108061341 G 220.3520 STOCKLAND HILL G 3W06'15'' 50N48'23'' BC 1 ADD 82 108061343 G 220.3520 TUNBRIDGE WELLS G 0E17'57'' 51N10'20'' BC 1 ADD 83 108061360 G 222.0640 CRAIGKELLY G 3W13'00'' 56N04'00'' BC 1 ADD 84 108061359 G 222.0640 KIRK O SHOTTS G 3W49'00'' 55N51'00'' BC 1 ADD 85 108061362 G 222.0640 MAIDENHEAD TE G 0W43'22'' 51N31'25'' BC 1 ADD 86 108061295 G 223.9360 ALEXANDRA PALACE G 0W07'38'' 51N35'40'' BC 1 ADD 87 108061296 G 223.9360 ARKLEY G 0W14'00'' 51N39'00'' BC 1 ADD 88 108061303 G 223.9360 BLUEBELL HILL G 0E31'19'' 51N19'20'' BC 1 ADD 89 108061307 G 223.9360 CARMEL G 4W03'58'' 51N49'04'' BC 1 ADD 90 108061310 G 223.9360 COLINDALE HOUSE SSC G 0W14'46'' 51N34'58'' BC 1 ADD 91 108061312 G 223.9360 CRYSTAL PALACE G 0W04'26'' 51N25'25'' BC 1 ADD 92 108061317 G 223.9360 GUILDFORD G 0W36'13'' 51N13'40'' BC 1 ADD 93 108061318 G 223.9360 HAMPSTEAD TE G 0W11'02'' 51N33'01'' BC 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2626 19.08.2008 No.
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