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International Association of Summary of Projected Oil and Gas Producers EPSG geodetic parameters Coordinate Reference Systems data set version 8.6 Search Criteria: * Projected Coordinate Reference System Code Name and Aliases Source Geographic CRS Map Projection ProjCRS Axes Units # 1 2165 Abidjan 1987 / TM 5 NW Abidjan 1987 TM 5 NW metre EPSG alias : Cote d'Ivoire / TM 5 NW Same alias is ambiguous as used for Locodjo 1965 / TM 5 NW (code 2164). EPSG alias : Port Bouet / TM 5 NW Same alias is ambiguous as used for Abidjan 1987 / TM 5 NW (code 2165). Area of Use: Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) - offshore. # 2 2043 Abidjan 1987 / UTM zone 29N Abidjan 1987 UTM zone 29N metre EPSG alias : Côte d'Ivoire / UTM zone 29N Same alias used for Locodjo 1965 / UTM zone 29N (code 2042). EPSG alias : Port Bouet / UTM zone 29N Same alias used for Locodjo 1965 / UTM zone 29N (code 2042). EPSG abbreviation : Abidjan 87 / UTM 29N Area of Use: Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) west of 6°W. # 3 2041 Abidjan 1987 / UTM zone 30N Abidjan 1987 UTM zone 30N metre EPSG alias : Côte d'Ivoire / UTM zone 30N Same alias used for Locodjo 1965 / UTM zone 30N (code 2040). EPSG alias : Port Bouet / UTM zone 30N Same alias used for Locodjo 1965 / UTM zone 30N (code 2040). EPSG abbreviation : Abidjan 87 / UTM 30N Area of Use: Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) east of 6°W. EPSG geodesy parameters. Version: 8.6 of 21 November 2014 Projected Coordinate Reference Systems (summary) Printed on: 04-feb-15 Page 1 of 670 Projected Coordinate Reference System Code Name and Aliases Source Geographic CRS Map Projection ProjCRS Axes Units # 4 2136 Accra / Ghana National Grid Accra Ghana National Grid Gold Coast foot EPSG alias : Accra / Gold Coast Grid EPSG abbreviation : Accra / Ghana Nat. Grid Area of Use: Ghana - onshore. # 5 2137 Accra / TM 1 NW Accra TM 1 NW metre EPSG alias : Accra / Ghana TM Area of Use: Ghana - offshore. # 6 20135 Adindan / UTM zone 35N Adindan UTM zone 35N metre Area of Use: South Sudan and Sudan - between 24°E and 30°E. # 7 20136 Adindan / UTM zone 36N Adindan UTM zone 36N metre Area of Use: Ethiopia - west of 36°E. South Sudan - east of 30°E. Sudan - between 30°E and 36°E. # 8 20137 Adindan / UTM zone 37N Adindan UTM zone 37N metre Area of Use: Eritrea. Ethiopia - between 36°E and 42°E. Sudan - east of 36°E. # 9 20138 Adindan / UTM zone 38N Adindan UTM zone 38N metre Area of Use: Ethiopia - east of 42°E. # 10 20538 Afgooye / UTM zone 38N Afgooye UTM zone 38N metre Area of Use: Somalia - onshore north of equator and between 42°E and 48°E. # 11 20539 Afgooye / UTM zone 39N Afgooye UTM zone 39N metre Area of Use: Somalia - onshore east of 48°E. EPSG geodesy parameters. Version: 8.6 of 21 November 2014 Projected Coordinate Reference Systems (summary) Printed on: 04-feb-15 Page 2 of 670 Projected Coordinate Reference System Code Name and Aliases Source Geographic CRS Map Projection ProjCRS Axes Units # 12 5825 AGD66 / ACT Standard Grid AGD66 ACT Standard Grid metre EPSG alias : AGD66 / ACT SGC Area of Use: Australia - Australian Capital Territory. # 13 20249 AGD66 / AMG zone 49 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 49 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore to 200 nautical mile EEZ boundary between 108°E and 114°E. # 14 20250 AGD66 / AMG zone 50 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 50 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore to 200 nautical mile EEZ boundary between 114°E and 120°E. # 15 20251 AGD66 / AMG zone 51 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 51 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore between 120°E and 126°E. # 16 20252 AGD66 / AMG zone 52 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 52 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore between 126°E and 132°E. # 17 20253 AGD66 / AMG zone 53 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 53 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore between 132°E and 138°E. # 18 20254 AGD66 / AMG zone 54 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 54 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore between 138°E and 144°E. Papua New Guinea - onshore west of 144°E. # 19 20255 AGD66 / AMG zone 55 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 55 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore between 144°E and 150°E. Papua New Guinea (PNG) - onshore between 144°E and 150°E. EPSG geodesy parameters. Version: 8.6 of 21 November 2014 Projected Coordinate Reference Systems (summary) Printed on: 04-feb-15 Page 3 of 670 Projected Coordinate Reference System Code Name and Aliases Source Geographic CRS Map Projection ProjCRS Axes Units # 20 20256 AGD66 / AMG zone 56 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 56 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore between 150°E and 156°E. Papua New Guinea onshore east of 150°E. # 21 20257 AGD66 / AMG zone 57 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 57 metre Area of Use: Australia including Lord Howe Island - onshore and offshore between 156°E and 162°E. # 22 20258 AGD66 / AMG zone 58 AGD66 Australian Map Grid zone 58 metre Area of Use: Australia - offshore east of 162°E to 200 nautical mile EEZ boundary. # 23 3110 AGD66 / Vicgrid66 AGD66 Vicgrid66 metre EPSG alias : Vicgrid Area of Use: Australia - Victoria. # 24 20349 AGD84 / AMG zone 49 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 49 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore to 200 nautical mile EEZ boundary between 108°E and 114°E. # 25 20350 AGD84 / AMG zone 50 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 50 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore to 200 nautical mile EEZ boundary between 114°E and 120°E. # 26 20351 AGD84 / AMG zone 51 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 51 metre Area of Use: Australia - onshore and offshore between 120°E and 126°E. # 27 20352 AGD84 / AMG zone 52 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 52 metre Area of Use: Australia - South Australia west of 132°E, Western Australia east of 126°E, offshore federal waters between 126°E and 129°E. EPSG geodesy parameters. Version: 8.6 of 21 November 2014 Projected Coordinate Reference Systems (summary) Printed on: 04-feb-15 Page 4 of 670 Projected Coordinate Reference System Code Name and Aliases Source Geographic CRS Map Projection ProjCRS Axes Units # 28 20353 AGD84 / AMG zone 53 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 53 metre Area of Use: Australia - South Australia between 132°E and 138°E. # 29 20354 AGD84 / AMG zone 54 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 54 metre Area of Use: Australia - South Australia east of 138°E, Queensland west of 144°E. # 30 20355 AGD84 / AMG zone 55 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 55 metre Area of Use: Australia - Queensland between 144°E and 150°E. # 31 20356 AGD84 / AMG zone 56 AGD84 Australian Map Grid zone 56 metre Area of Use: Australia - Queensland east of 150°E. # 32 2318 Ain el Abd / Aramco Lambert Ain el Abd Aramco Lambert metre EPSG abbreviation : Ain el Abd / Aramco Lamb Area of Use: Saudi Arabia - onshore. # 33 20499 Ain el Abd / Bahrain Grid Ain el Abd Bahrain State Grid metre Area of Use: Bahrain - onshore. # 34 20436 Ain el Abd / UTM zone 36N Ain el Abd UTM zone 36N metre EPSG abbreviation : Ain el Abd / UTM 36N Area of Use: Saudi Arabia - onshore west of 36°E. # 35 20437 Ain el Abd / UTM zone 37N Ain el Abd UTM zone 37N metre EPSG abbreviation : Ain el Abd / UTM 37N Area of Use: Saudi Arabia - onshore between 36°E and 42°E. EPSG geodesy parameters. Version: 8.6 of 21 November 2014 Projected Coordinate Reference Systems (summary) Printed on: 04-feb-15 Page 5 of 670 Projected Coordinate Reference System Code Name and Aliases Source Geographic CRS Map Projection ProjCRS Axes Units # 36 20438 Ain el Abd / UTM zone 38N Ain el Abd UTM zone 38N metre EPSG abbreviation : Ain el Abd / UTM 38N Area of Use: Kuwait - west of 48°E. Saudi Arabia - between of 42°E and 48°E. # 37 20439 Ain el Abd / UTM zone 39N Ain el Abd UTM zone 39N metre EPSG abbreviation : Ain el Abd / UTM 39N Area of Use: Kuwait - onshore east of 48°E. Saudi Arabia - onshore between 48°E and 54°E. # 38 20440 Ain el Abd / UTM zone 40N Ain el Abd UTM zone 40N metre EPSG abbreviation : Ain el Abd / UTM 40N Area of Use: Saudi Arabia - east of 54°E. # 39 2462 Albanian 1987 / Gauss-Kruger zone 4 Albanian 1987 6-degree Gauss-Kruger zone 4 metre Albania alternative identifier : ALB86 / GK zn 4 EPSG alias : Albanian 1987 / 6-degree Gauss-Kruger zone 4 EPSG abbreviation : Albanian 1987 / GK zn 4 EuroGeographics Identifier : AL_ALB87 / TM_6 Area of Use: Albania - onshore. # 40 3102 American Samoa 1962 / American Samoa Lamber American Samoa 1962 American Samoa Lambert US survey foot EPSG abbreviation : American Samoa 62 / LCC Area of Use: American Samoa - Tutuila, Aunu'u, Ofu, Olesega and Ta'u islands. # 41 28992 Amersfoort / RD New Amersfoort RD New metre EuroGeographics Identifier : (NL_RD / DUTCH_ST - see alias remarks) This EuroGeographics identifier is for a CRS similar to this but with CS axes in order north, east. Area of Use: Netherlands - onshore, including Waddenzee, Dutch Wadden Islands and 12-mile offshore coastal zone. EPSG geodesy parameters. Version: 8.6 of 21 November 2014 Projected Coordinate Reference Systems (summary) Printed on: 04-feb-15 Page 6 of 670 Projected Coordinate Reference System Code Name and Aliases Source Geographic CRS Map Projection ProjCRS Axes Units # 42 28991 Amersfoort / RD Old Amersfoort RD Old metre Area of Use: Netherlands - onshore, including Waddenzee, Dutch Wadden Islands and 12-mile offshore coastal zone.
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