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© International Telecommunication Union
E u r o p e a n
B r o a d c a s t i n g
C o n f e r e n c e
S T O C K H O L M 1952
FINAL ACTS
INTERNATIONALTELECOMMUNICATION
UNIONGENEVA
AGREEMENT, PLANS, FINAL PROTOCOL AND RECOMMENDATION
Union internationale des telecommunications
Gen®ve 12 novembre 1952
Corrigendum aux
ACTES FINALS DE LA CONFERENCE EUROPEENNE DE RADIODIFFUSION
Stockholm, 1952
Corrigendum to the
EUROPEAN BROADCASTING CONFERENCE FINAL ACTS
Stockholm, 1952
Corrigendum a las
ACT AS FINALES DE LA CONFERENCIA EUROPEA DE RADIODIFUSI&N
Estocolmo, 1952
ANNEXE 2, Chapitre II, article 3, page 57:
ANNEX 2, Chapter II, Article 3, page 57:
ANEXO 2, Capitulo II;, articulo 3, p&gina 57:
A.1 outer -- Add ~ AclMase
95,55 North East England G 54,9N 1,SW 250 H (3) (39)
E U R O P E A N B R O A D C A S T I N G C O N F E R E N C E S T O C K H O L M 1952
AGREEMENT PLANS
FINAL PROTOCOL AND RECOMMENDATION
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I N T E R N A T I O N A L T E L E C O M M U N I C A T I O N U N I O N G E N E V A , J U N E 1952
IllT A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
AgreementAnnex 1 Table of DistancesAnnex 2 Stockholm Plans
Chapter I General ProvisionsChapter II - Article 1
Article 2 Tables for Band I:Section I - Television Section II - Sound Broadcasting
Article 3 Tables for Band II:Sound Broadcasting
Article 4 Tables for Band III:Television
AbbreviationsNotes
Final ProtocolChapter I - concerning out-of-band frequencies
Article 1 concerning the use of out-of- band frequencies
Article 2 Table showing Administrations* proposals for use of out-of- band frequencies
Article 3 Conditions attached by theAdministrations consulted to this acceptance of the proposals
Chapter II - ReservationsRecommendation - concerning the question of an extension ----------- of Band IIIN.B. The Plans are by order of frequencies. Within each
frequency the listings are in the alphabetical orderof the French names of the countries.
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107
EUROPEAN BROADCASTING AGREEMENTconcluded
between the Administrations of the following countries sAustria, Belgium, Vatican City State, Denmark, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Norway, Netherlands, Federal German Republic, Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Sweden, Swiss Confederation and Turkey.
PreambleThe undersigned delegates of the Administrations of
the above-named countries assembled at Stockholm for a regional Conference in accordance with Article 41 of the International Telecommunication Convention have by mutual consent adopted, subject to approval of this Agreement by their Administrations, the following provisions concerning the broadcasting service (sound and television) within the European Broadcasting Area, in the Atlantic City Table broadcasting bands between 41 and 216 Me/s.
ARTICLE 1 Definitions
In this Agreement :1) the word "Plans" denotes the Stockholm Plans for theVHF broadcasting service (sound and television) annexed to this Agreement;2) the words "Secretary General" denote the SecretaryGeneral pf the International Telecommunication Union;3) the expression "European Broadcasting Area" means thearea bounded ;
on the South ; by parallel 30° North;
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on the West : by a line extending from the North Pole along meridian 10° West of Greenwich to its intersection with parallel 72°North, thence by great circle arc to the point of intersection of meridian 50° West and parallel 40° North, and thence by a line leading to the point of intersection of meridian 40° West and parallel 30° North;
on the East s by meridian 40° East of Greenwich, so as to include the Western part of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) and the territories bordering on the Mediterranean Sea, with the exception of the parts of Arabia and Saudi Arabia which are included in this sector.
ARTICLE 2Execution of the Agreement and the Plans
5. 1) The contracting Administrations declare that theyadopt and will observe the provisions of this Agreement and the Plans annexed thereto.
6. 2) The clauses of the Agreement bind the contractingAdministrations in their relations with one another, but do not bind these Administrations in relation to those which are not parties to the Agreement.
7. 3) The contracting Administrations undertake :a) not to use, for their broadcasting stations working
in the Atlantic City Table broadcasting bands between 41 and 216 Mc/s, any frequencies except under the conditions provided for in the Plans or those specified in Article 4 of the present Agreement;
b) neither to instal nor to put into operation in these bands any broadcasting stations except under the same conditions.
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ARTICLE 3Acceptance of the Agreement and the Plans
10. Administrations of Members of "the Union within theEuropean Broadcasting Area which are not signatories of this Agreement, nay accept it, together with the Plans annexed thereto, at any tiae. Such acceptance, which shall be without reservation, shall be communicated to the Secretary General, who shall infora the other Members within the European Broadcasting Area. The acceptance shall take effect on the date of it8 receipt by the Secretary General.
ARTICLE 4Modification of the Plans ..
11. 1) Any Administration wishing to alter the characteristicsspecified in the Plans for any of its stations or to operate stations not mentioned in the Plans shall take the following action :
12. a)
13. b)
if the distances from the station in question to the nearest points of the boundaries of other countries whose Administrations are parties to this Agreement are less than the distance specified in Annex I, corresponding to the new power of this station, the Administrations of these countries must be informed. The proposals may only be put into effect when agreement has been obtained between the interested Administrations. The Secretary General shall then be informed and shall inform all other Administrations of the European Broadcasting Area;in other cases the proposals may be put into effect without consulting other Administrations, but if the station has an effective radiated power of more than 100 V, the Secretary General shall be informed of the proposal and shall then inform all other Administrations of the European Broadcasting Area;
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14. c) if harmful interference is caused in another countryas a result of a change made in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1(a) or 1(b) above, steps to eliminate this interference must be taken by the country which has made the change.
15. 2) Where agreement is not reached under the provisions of paragraph 1(a) or 1(c) above, the Administrations in disagreement may follow the procedure described in Article 25 of the International Telecommunication Convention.
16. 3) "The fullest practicable advantage should always be taken of the use of high antennas to obtain the necessary coverage.
ARTICLE 5 Revision of the Agreement
17. 1) The Agreement and the Plans shall be revised only by a Conference of the Administrations of the Members of the Union within the European Broadcasting Area. This Conference shall be convened in accordance with such procedure as may be determined by the International Telecommunication Convention. In the absence of such a procedure it shall be convened at the request, addressed to the Secretary General, of at least 10 of the Administrations of the European Broadcasting Area.
18. 2) However, since VHP sound and television broadcasting in Europe is in an early stage of development, the Plans should be regarded as preliminary, and should be reviewed not later than 1st July 1957.
ARTICLE 6Termination of Participation in the Agreement
19. 1) Any Administration which has approved or accepted thisAgreement and the Plans annexed thereto shall have the right at any time to terminate its participation therein by a communication sent to the Secretary General, who shall inform the other Administrations of the European Broadcasting Area.
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20. 2) Such termination of participation shall take effectafter a.period of one year from the date of receipt of the notification by the Secretary General.
ARTICLE 7 Notification of frequencies
21. Whenever an assignment in the Plane is put intoservice, the Administration concerned shall make the necessary notification; such notification shall be made in accordance with the I.T.U. procedure then in force, but in any case about four weeks before the actual date of putting into service.
ARTICLE 8 Entry into Force of the Agreement
22. 1) The Agreement shall enter into force on 1st October1952. The provisions of the Plans annexed thereto shall come into‘force on 1st July 1953.
23. 2) Administrations shall notify their approval of thisAgreement, as promptly as possible, to the Secretary General, who shall at once inform the Members of the Union within the European Broadcasting Area.
24. In witness whereof, the undersigned Delegates of theAdministrations of the countries mentioned above have, in the names of their respective Administrations, signed the present Agreement in each of the English and French languages, in a single copy in which, in case of dispute, the French text shall be authentic, and which shall remain in the Archives of the Swedish Administration, and one certified copy of which shall be forwarded to each signatory Administration and to the Secretary General.
Done at Stockholm, 30 June 1952.
Pour l'Autriche :
Pour l'Etat de la Cite du Vatican
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Pour le Danemark :
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Pour 11Sspagne :
Pour la Finlande :
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Pour l'Irlande :
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Pour le Luxembourg :
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Pour les Pays-Bas s
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Pour le Royaume-Uni de la Grande-Bretagne et de 1'Irlande du Nord :
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(We declare that our signatures in respect of the Administration of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland also cover Gibraltar, Malta and Cyprus.)
Pour la Sukde :
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A N N E X 1 TO THE EUROPEAN BROADCASTING AGREEMENT
Table of Distances to be used in the application of ----------- Sft'lcle 4 of the AgKfaeAT.............
25. A. Sound Broadcasting Service in the band 87,5 - 100 Mc/s Effective Radiated Power Distance
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20030026. B. Television Broadcasting Service
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27. Note : For powers different from those quoted in the Tables,the distance corresponding to the next higher power quoted should be used.
28.
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A N N E X 2 10 THE EUROPEAN BROADCASTING- AGREEMENT
Stockholm Plans for the Assignment of Very High Frequencies to Sound and Television Broadcasting
Stations in the European Broadcasting Area
CHAPTER 1 general Provisions
1) Location of Stations.The actual location of a station shown in the Plans
shall be within a distance of not more than 25 kilometres from the location indicated in the Plans.2) Antennas.
The Plans are based upon the use of antennas of the mast-supported type•3) Effective Radiated Power.
The effective radiated power, shown in the Plans is the power delivered to the antenna multiplied by the gain of the antenna (as defined in paragraph 65 of the Radio Regulations)2) in the horizontal plane. The powers indicated in the Plans are maximum values.
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1) For sound transmissions this Is the unmodulated carrier power : for vision.transmissions it is the peak power.
2) The field intensity radiated in its median plane by the "perfeot half wave antenna isolated in space" which is to be used as the reference antenna, is assumed to be 222 mV/m at a distance of 1 km when a power of 1 kW is delivered to it.
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4) Offset Carrier Conditions31. a) For television stations working under offset carrier
conditions, the radiated carrier frequency may be different from the carrier frequency indicated in the Plans by a maximum of 20 kc/s. For television stations working in offset arrangements with other stations not belonging to the same administration, the carrier frequencies actually radiated shall be within ± 500 c/s of the exact value corresponding to the off- ?et.
32. b) Where the use of offset carrier operation is notspecified in the Plans, the Administrations shall beprepared to enter into agreement in order to take full advantage of this method of working for their services.
5) Modulation for Sound Transmissions33. a) The maximum modulation frequency shall not exceed 15
kc/s (unless otherwise indicated in the Plans);34. b) the maximum .frequency deviation for F3 emissions
shall not exceed ♦ 75 kc/s (unless otherwise indicated in the Plans). —
6) Interference between Stations35. Where necessary, Administrations shall, by mutual
agreement, take such steps as may be needed to reduce interference which may result from the application of the Plans.
CHAPTER II Article 1
Tables showing Assignment of Frequencies36. 1) The Tables below Show the assignment of frequencies
to sound and television broadcasting stations of the countries of the European Broadcasting Area, within the bands 41 - 68 Mc/^
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87,5 - 100 Mc/s and 174 - 216 Mc/s (162 - 216 Mc/s for France) allocated to the broadcasting service by the Atlantic City Frequency Allocation Table.
37. 2) Stations using the same frequency are shown in thealphabetical order of the countries to which they belong, and stations of the same country are shown in the alphabetical order of their official designations.
ARTICLE 2
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89,50 Vitebsk BLR 55,2R 30,3B 30 H F3Volkovysk BLR 53,2R 24,5B 30 H F3Tamaiaaari ERL 60,OR 23,4B 1 H F3Boulogne F 50,6R 1,6E 1 H F3Cherbourg F 49,6R 1,7V 1 H F3Liguria (Italie du Rord) IItalie du Centre I(Partie Nord-Est)Italle du Sud I(Partie Rord-Est)Drawsko POL 53,3H 16,OB 30 H F3TArgu-Jiu ROU 45,1R 23,5E 30 H F3 3) %Rorth East England G 54,9H 1,8V 250 H A3 3) 39)Central Berks G 51,2R 1,1V 10 H F3 3j 39)Central Scotland G 55,8R 3,8V 250 H F3 3) 39)Hradec Kralovd TCH 50,2R 15,8E 30 H F3
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89,65 North Ve3t Northern Ireland G 55,ON 7,2V 60 H A3 3) 39)89,70 Bregenz I AUT 47,5N 9,8E 50 H F3
Anvers BEL 51,2N 4,4E 10 H P3Aalborg DNK 57,IN 10,OE 30 H P3Granada E 5Lerida E 5Annecy F 46,ON 5,8E 10 H F3Bordeaux F 44,8N 0,5V 50 H F3Digne ? 44,ON 6,2E 1 H F3Le Havre F 49,5N 0,1E 10 H F3Metz F 49,ON 6,0E 50 H P3 40) •Ballyshannon IR1 54,3N 8,2V 60 H P3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest) yItalie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest) 60Alta NOR 69,7N 23,2E H F3
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89,80 Jyvaskyla FNL 62,3N 25,8E 10 H P3Kisvfirda HNG 48,3N 22,IE 10 H F3Nagykanizsa' HNG 46,5N 17,OE 30 H F3Poznan POL 52,4N 17,OE 30 H P3Dresden Z Sov All 51,ON 13,OE 10 H F3Lutsk UKR 50,7N 25,3E 30 H F3Sumy UKR 50,9N 34,7E 30 H F3Vorochilovgrad UKR 48,5N 39,3E 100 H F3Zvanigorodka UKR 49,ON 31,OE 30 H F3
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Huelva V 5Valencia T* 50Auvergne F 45,8N 3,0E 50 H F3Aachen D 50,8N 6,2E 5 H F3 33)Berlin-West I D 52,5N 13,33 25 H F3 33)Eckartsberg b. Coburg D 50,3N 11,OE 5 H F3 33)Peldberg (Schvarzvald) D 47,8N 8,0E 25 H F3 43)Haardtkopf D 49,9N 7,IE 25 H F3 33)Heide D 54,2N 9,3E 25 H F3 33)Osnabriick D 52,3N 8,IE 5 H F3 33)Valdenburg D 49,2N 9,7E 100 H P3 43)Vendelstein D 47,7N 12,OE 100 H F3 33)Essex G 51,8N 0,8E 60 H A3 3) 39)South East Kent G 51,2N 1,4E 5 H F3 3) 39)GSllivare S 67,IN 20,5E 60 H F3Worrkoping S 58,7N 16,IE 60 H - F3Gerede TUR 41,ON 32,OE 10 H F3 3)Izmir TUR ,,38,ON 27,OE 100 H F3 3)Nigde TUR 38,ON 35,OE 10 H F3 3)
90,05 South Vales G 51,5N 3,3V 250 H A3 3). 39)90,10 Valona ALB 40,5N 19,5E 30 H F3
Brest BLR 52,ON 23,7E 30 H F3Sofia BUL 42,7N 23,3E 60 H F3Koli FNL 63,2N 29,8E 10 H F3Kristiina FNL 62,3N 21,5E 10 H F3Carcassonne F 43,4N 2,5E 10 H F3Meziferes F .49,8N 4,8E 10 H F3Piemonte (Italie du Kord) IItalie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest)
Opole POL 50,6N 18,OE 10 H F3Ljubljana YUG 46,2N 14,5E 50 F3Constanta ROU 44,3N 28,3E 60 H F3 3)Suceava ROU 47,4H 26,03 60 H F3 3)Timisoara ROU 45,8N 21,4E 30 H F3 3)North Vest England G 54,6N .2,7V 60 H A3 3) 39)Northern Ireland G 54,6N 6,0V 100 H F3 3) 39)East Lines G 53,2H 0,23 10 H F3 3) 39)Banskd Bystrica TCH 48,7N 19,IE 30 H F3Gusev RSFSR URSS URS 55,3N 22,03 30 H F3Madona LettRSS URSS URS 56,8N 26,5E 100 H F3Roslavl RSFSR URSS UKS 53,8N 33,3E 30 H F3Vologda RSFSR URSS URS 59,3N 39,5E 30 H F3
90,20 Skive DNK 56,6N 9,0E 60 H F3Rouen F 49,4N 1,1E 10 H F3Oslo NOR 59,8N 10,7E 100 H F3Bussen D 48,2N 9,5E 25 H F3 43)
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90,55 South East Kent G 51,2N 1,4E 60 H A3 3) 39)90,60 Li&ge BEL 50,4N 5,5E 50 H F3Vigo E 10Zaragoza E 50Avignon T 44,2N 5,3E 50 H 1*3Nantes T 47,2N 1,2V 1 H F3Italle du Nord (Piemonte- I ,fLombardia-Liguria)
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Vdrzberg (Odenvald) D 49,7N 9,IE 0,5 H F3 46)Anglesey G 53,3N 4,2W 100 H F3 3) 39)Sarre SAR 49,2N 7,0E 10 H F3Bollnas S 61,3N 16,5E 60 H F3Vastervik S 57,7N 16,3E 60 H F3Vallee du Rhin SUI 46,7N 8,9E 3 H F3 34) 60)
91,85 North East England G 54,9N 1,0V 250 H A3 3) 39)91,90 Minsk BLR 54,ON 27,5E 100 H F3Helsinki FNL 60,2N 24,8E 60 H F3Taivalkoski FNL 65,5N 28,3E 60 H F3Ballyshannon IRL 54,3N 8,2V 60 H F3 40)Genova I 44,4N 8,9E 0,5 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Nord-Est)Italie du Nord I 58)(Partie Est)Italie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)Nord Trondelag NOR 64,4N 11,9E 10 H F3Sunnmore NOR 62,4N 6,3E 10 H F3Plock POL 52,6N 20, OE 30 H F3Focsani ROU 45,5N 27, IE 30 H F3 3)Central Berks G 51,2N 1,1V 250 H A3 3) 39)Norfolk G 52,5N 1,0E 250 H F3 3 39)South West England G 50,2N 5,2V 10 H F3 3) 39)Ceskd BudSjovice TCH 49, ON 14,5E 30 H F3Nitra TCH 48,3N 18, IE 5 H F392,00 Jyderup DNK 55,7N 11,4E 3 H F3Paris F 48,8N 2,3E ’50 H F3Stor-Elvdal NOR 61,6N 11, IE 3 H F3East Scotland G 57,2N 2,3V 2 H A3 3) 39)Antalya TUR 37,ON 31,OE 10 H F3 3)Istanbul TUR 41, ON 29, OE 10 H F3 3Saasun TUR 41,ON 36,OE 10 H F3 3)92,05 South Yorkshire G 53,5N 1,9V 250 H A3 3) 39)92,10 Innsbruck II AUT 47,4N 11,4E 50 H F3Hasselt BEL 50,9N 5,3E 10 H F3Cartagena E 5Salamanca E 5Grenoble F 45,IN 5,7E 10 H F3Guebviller F 47,9N 7,IE 50 H F3Limoges-Nieul F 46,ON 1,0E 50 H F3Perpignan F 43,3N 1,5V 10 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Nord I(Piemonte - Lombardia -Liguria)Italie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest)
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92,10 Suite - Continued - Continuaei6nMo (Rana) NOR 66,41 14,3E 3 H F3The Hague HOL 52, IN 4,3E 1 H F3Berlin-Vest II D 52, 5N 13,4E 25 H F3 46)Feldberg (Taunus) D 50,2N 8,5E 100 H F3 33)Gelbelsee D 48,9N 11,4E 25 H F3 46)Hamburg D 53,5N 10, IE 100 H F3 33)Skopje YUG 42,2N 21,5E 50 F3Vis YUG 43, 2N 16,2E 5 F3Zagreb YUG 46,ON 16,OE 50 F3South Vales G 51,5N 3,3V 250 H F3 3) 39)Cumberland G 54,8N 3,3V 10 H F3 3) 39)Goteborg S 57,7N 11,9E 60 H F3Vannas S 63,9N 19,9E 60 H P3
92,20 Jyvfiskylfi. FNL 62,3N 25,8E 10 H F3Lille F 50,6N 3,0E 50 H F3Debrecen HNG 47.5N 21,6E 30 H F3Italie du Nord I(Piemonte-Lombardia-Liguria)Koszalin POL 54,2N 16,9E 30 H F3Wroclaw POL 51,2N 17,OE 30 H F3Kotovsk UKR 47,7N 29,5E 30 H F3Ternopol UKR 49,5N 25,6E 100 H F3Kalmar S 56,7N 16,3E 3 H F3
92,25 South Devon G 50,6N 4,0V 250 H A3 3) 39)92,30 Brande DNK 55,9N 9,IE 10 H F3Bar-le-Due ? 48,5N 5,2E 1 H F3Italie du Centre I
(Partie Nord-Est)Italic du Nord (Partie Est) IItalie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)
Ringerike NOR 60,2N 10,4E 30 H F3East Lines G 53,2N 0,2E 60 H A3 3) 39)East Lines G 53,2N 0,2E 10 H F3 3) 39)Northern Ireland G 54,6N 6,0V 100 H F3 3) 39)South East Kent G 51,2N 1,4E 5 H E3 3) 39)Anglesey G 53,3N 4,2V 60 H A3 3) 39)92,40 Bad Ischl AUT 47,7N 13,6E 10 H F3Cidiz E 5Santander E 5Ajaccio F 42, ON 8,7E 5 H F3Alenyon F 48,5N 0,2V 10 H F3
Gap F 44, 5N 6,0E 1 H F3Rodez ? 44,2N 2,5E 50 H F3Trondheim NOR 63,4N 10,4E 100 H F3Vest-Agder NOR 58,2N 8,0E 30 H F3Vesteralen NOR 68,5N 14,8E 10 H F3Bonn D 50,7N 7,IE 5 H F3 46)Brandenkopf D 48,3N 8,2E 0,5 H P3Biittelberg D 49,7N 10,4E 25 H F3 46)A suivre - Continued over - S.igue
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92,40 Suite - Continued - ContinuacidnGottingen D 51,61 10, OEHoher Bogen D 49,2N 12,8BLingen D 52,5N 7,4EMUhlacker D 49,ON 8,9EValdhurg D 47,8N 9,7EHorby S 55,8N 13,7EStockholm S 59, 3N 18,IEAnkara TUR 40, ON 33,OEElazig TUR 39,ON 39,OEIzmir TUR 38,ON 27, OE
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92,45 Vest Scotland a 56,ON 5,0VBobruisk BLR 53,2N 29,3ETrgoviSte BUL 43,2N 26,6EOulu FNL 65, ON 25,5EAuxerre F 47, 8N 3,7EItalie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest).Luxembourg LUX 49,7N 6, IE
Hammerfest NOR 70,6N 23,8ESiedlce POL 52,2N 22,3ENegotin YUG 44,3N 22, 5ESubotica YUG 46,2N 19,7ET&rgu-Murej ROU 46,4N 25,3ENorth East Scotland G 57, 7N 3,5VNorth Ve3t England G 54,6N 2,7VSouth Devon G 50,6N 4,0VSussex G 50,8N 0,2VBratislava TCH 48,2N 17,2EBejetsk RSFSR URSS URS 57,5N 37,8EEovyi Oskol RSFSR URSS URS 58,8N 38,3EOpotchka RSFSR URSS URS 56,5N 29, OERostov, Don RSFSR URSS URS 47,3N 39,5ESimferopol RSFSR URSS URS 45, ON 34, OETula RSFSR URSS URS 54, ON 37,5EViborg RSFSR URSS URS 65,8N 28,8EBerlin z Sov All 52,ON 13, OE
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Berlev&g NOR 70,8N 29,OE 3 H F3Brbnnoysund NOR 65,5N 12,3E 10 H F3Nordmdre NOR 63, ON 7,8E 10 H F3Aalen D 48,9N 10, IE 100 H F3 46)Bremen D 53, IN 8,9E 25 H F3 46)Hochberg b. Traunstein D 47,9N 12,7E 5 H F3 46)Kahler Asten 3) 51,2N 8,4E 25 H F3 43)Langeck D 47,6N 7,9E 25 H F3 43Volfsheim D 49,9N 8,IE 100 H F3 46)Midlands G 52,6N 1,8V 250 H A3 3) 39East Central Scotland G 56,7N 2,7V 5 H F3 3) 39Midlands G 52,6N 1,8V 250 H F3 3) 39North Vest Northern Ireland G 55,ON 7,2V 5 H F3 3) 39Backefors S 58,8N 12, IE 60 H F3Kiruna S 67,9N 20,2E 60 H F3Sun ds vail S 62,4N 17,2E 60 H F3Plovdiv BUL 42,2N 24,8E 30 H F3Iisalmi FNL 63,6N 27, IE 10 H F3Kemi FNL 65,8N 24,5E 10 H F3Besangon F 47,3N 6,IE 1 H F3Pics HNG 46,2N 18,3E 30 H F3Liguria (Italie du Nord) Bydgoszcz I
POL 53,IN 18, OE 30 H F3Kharkov UKR 50, ON 36,3E 100 H F3Kirovograd UKR 48,5N 32,3E 100 H F3Sarny UKR 51,3N 26,5E 30 H F33)Ia§i ROU 47,2N 27,3E 10 H F3South Hants G 50,7N 1,4V 60 H A3 3) 39Halsingborg S 56,ON 12,7E 3 H F3(jsti nad Labem TCH 50,6N 14,OE 5 H F3Afyon Karahisar TUR 39,ON 30, OE 10 H F3 3)Iskenderun TUR 36, ON 36,OE 10 H F3 VMerzifon TUR 41, ON 35,OE 10 H F3 3)Eisk RSFSR URSS URS 46,7N 38,7E 30 H F3Kaunas LitRSS URSS URS 54,8N 23,8E 100 H F3Kem KarFinRSS URSS URS 64,8N 34,5E 30 H F3Lodeinoe Pole RSFSR URSS URS 60,5N 34,8E 30 H F3Narva EstRSS URSS URS 59,3N 28,2E 30 H F3Petrozavodsk KarFinRSS URSS URS 61,5N 35,OE 100 H F3Sukhinitchi RSFSR URSS URS 53,8N 35,5E 30 H F3Velikie-Luki RSFSR URSS URS 56,3N 30,8E 30 H F3Vichnii-Volotchok RSFSR URSS URS 57,5N 34,7E 30 H F3
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92,95 North East Scotland G 57,7N 3,5V 250 H A3 3) 39)93,00 Klagenfurt I AUT 46,7N 13,9E 50 H F3Tielt BEL 51,ON 3,4E 50 H E3Almeria E 5Valladolid E 10
Allouis F 47,2N 2,2E 50 H F3Montpellier F 43,7N 3,8E 10 H F3Quimerch F 48,3N 4,1V 50 H F3Byglandafjord NOR 58,7N 7,8E 10 H F3Nordfjord NOR 61,8N 6,2E 3 H F3Alkmaar HOL 52,7N 4,8E 5 H F3 48)Betzdorf D 50,8N 7,9E 25 H F3 43)Flensburg L 54,8N 9,5B 25 H F3 46)Hannover D 52,3N 9,7E 100 H F3 33)Horaisgrinde D 48,6N 8,2E 100 H F3 46)Kreuzberg (Rh<5n) D 50,4N 10,OE 100 H F3 46)Kreuzeck (Vank) D 47,5N 11,2E 0,5 H F3 46)Passau D 48,6N 13,5E 0,5 H F3 46)Rotbtihl b. Amberg D 49,4N 11,8E 25 H F3 465Arvidsjaur S 65,6N 19,IE 60 H F3Borlange S 60,4N 15,4E 60 H F3Emmaboda S 56,6N 15,5E 60 H F3Glarus 2 SUI 47,ON 9,IE 10 H F3 34) 49)S. Salvatore SUI 46,ON 9,0E 30 H F3 61)Valide du RhSne SUI 46,3N 7,7E 3 H F3 34) 62)93,05 Hereford G 52,ON 2,7V 60 H A3 3) 39)93,10 Gomel BLR 52,5N 31,OE 30 H F3Tammisaari FNL 60,ON 23,4E 1 H F3Viitasaari FNL 63,4N 25,2E 10 H F3Digne F 44,ON 6,2B 1 H F3Italie du Centre (Partie INord-Est)
Italie. du Nord (Partie Eat) I 58)Italie du Sud (Partie Nord- IEst)Czestochowa POL 51,ON 19,2E 30 H F3Deva ROU 45,9N 22,9E 60 H F3 3}South Vest Scotland G 55,3N 4,7V 2 H A3 3) 39)East Scotland G 57,2N 2,3V 10 H F3 3) 39)Isle of Man G 54,4N 4,5V 5 H F3 3) 39)Uddevalla S 58,3N 11,9E 3 H F3Kosice TCH 48.8N 21,2E 30 H F3
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0,5101010
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47,5N 9,8E 41,9N 12,5E 57,IN 10,OE
46, ON 44,8N 49,5N 50,2N 49, ON
69,7N 63,6N 67,3N 60,5N 60,7N 47,6N 53,111 49,6N 51,2N .48,8N 51, ON 53,6N 41,2N 46,5N 44,3N 44, 2N 52,3N 55,6N 63,2N
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62,8N 47,3N 53,2N 53,3N 51,6N 47,7N 50,5N 46,5N 48,3N 51,8N 51, ON
27,6E 16,6E 23,2E 16, OE 34,OE 36,2E 30,5E 30,7E 26, OE 0,8E 11, OE
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47,8N 1,4V 52,5N 7,0W
43,8N 7,3E 65,8N 13,3E 51,4N 5,53 48,8N 8,3E 51,3N 0,3E 55,6N 2,8V 58,7N lo,IE
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35,ON 25,OE
45,8N 62,4N 61,6N 70,4N 52,5N 50,3N 47,8N 49, ON 54,2N 52,3N 49,2N 47,7N 50,811 67,1N 57, ir 39,01! 42, ON 39,011
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93,70 Suite - Continued - Continued onBeiuj ROU 46,8N 22,3E 30 H F3 3)Foc^ani ROU 45,5N 27,IE 30 H F3 3)South Yorkshire G 53,5N 1,9V 250 H F3 3) 39)5eskd Budejovice TCH 49,ON 14,5B 30 H F3Nitra TCH 48,3N 18,IE 5 H F3Liepaja LettRSS URSS URS 56,5N 21,5E 100 H F3Onega RSFSR URSS URS 64,ON 38,OB 30 H F3Pereslavl-Zalesski RSFSR URSS URS 56,8N 39,3E 30 H F3Tcharozevo RSFSR URSS URS 60,5N 38,OB 30 H F3Viazma RSFSR URSS URS 55,3N 34,5B 30 H F3
93,75 North Vest Northern G 55,ON 7,2V 60 H A3 3) 39)Ireland93,80 Kdbenhavn DNK 55,7N 12,6E 30 H F3Rouen F 49,4N 1,1E 10 R T3Oslo NOR 59,8N 10,7E 100 H F3Bussen D 48,2N 9,5E 25 H B3 43)93,90 Mons BEL 50,4N 4,IE 10 H F3Algesiras E 10Gi jon E 5Cognac T 45,8N 0,4V 10 H F3Jura T 46,5N 5,5B 1 H F3S» Brieuc I 48,3N 2,6V 10 H F3Firente I 43,8N 11,3E 10 H F3Italie du Nord (Partie IEat)Italie du Sud (Partie INord-Est)Lofoten NOR 67,9N 15,IE 30 H F3Moritzberg D 49,7N 11,OE 25 H F3 46)Nordhelle D 51,3N 7,8E 25 H F3 46)Reichenhall D 47,7H 12,9E 0,5 H F3 46)Verden D 52,9N 9,3E 25 H F3 43)Vaaserkruppe (Rh<5n) D 50,5N 9,9B 100 H F3 43)Veinbiet D 49,4N 8,IB 25 H F3 46)Central Berks G 51,2N 1,1V 10 H F3 3) 39)Central Scotland G 55,8N 3,8V 250 H F3 3) 39)Lorotea S 64,3N 16,3E 60 H F3GAvle S 60,7N 17,OB 60 H F3Valine du Rh&ne SUI 46,4N 8,2E 3 H F3 34) 54)94,00 Kardjali BUL 41,7N 25,4B 30 H F3Randers DNK 56,5N 10,OE 10 H F3Kotka FNL 60,5N 26,8E 10 H F3Ylivieska FNL 64,2N 24,5E 10 H F3Boulogne E 50,6N 1,6E 1 H F3Chaumont 1 48,2N 5,IE 10 H F3Szeged HNG 46,4N 20,2E 100 H F3Romsdal NOR 62,6N 7,OB 10 H F3Zwolle HOL 52,5N 6,IE 5 H F3Gorzow POL 53,ON 15,3E 30 H *3Kielce POL 51,ON 21,OB 30 H F3Kakhovka UKR 46,9N 33,5E 30 H ?3Priluki UKR 50,6N 32,5E 30 H F3Vinnitsa UKR 49,2N 28,5E 100 H F3
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46,IN 53,3N 38,ON 42,ON 54,8N 67,3N 55,7N 58,5N 56,8N 54,5N 59,3N 51,8N 50,ON
24,3E 4,2V35,OE
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(Partie Sud-Ouest) Novo Mesto Travnik Isle of Man NorfolkSouth Vest England
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49,6N 53.3N1,7V9,0V
45,8N 15,2E 44,3N 17,7E 54,2N 4,5V 52,5N 1,0E 50,2N 5,2V
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50,5N 5,6E
44,2N 47,2N5,3E1,2V
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94,50 Suite - Continued - ContinuacionPlock POL 52, 6N 20,0E 30 H P3Bala Sprie ROU 47,6N 24,4E 30 H P3 3)Bucurefti ROU 44,5N 26,2E 100 H F3 3)London G 51,3N 0,3E 250 H A3 3) 39)Cumberland G 54,8N 3,3V 10 H F3 3) 39)South Vales G 51,5N 3,3V 250 H P3 3) 39)Ostrava TCH 49,8N 18, 3E 30 H F3
94,35 East Central Scotland G 56,7N 2,7V 250 H A3 3) 39)94,40 Skive DNK 56,6N 9,0E 60 H F3Oloron P 43, ON 1,0V 50 H F3Reims P 49, IN 4,IE 10 H F3Tours P 47,2N 0,7E 10 H F3Italie du Nord I
(Piemonte-Lombardia-Liguria)South East Kent G 51.2N 1.4E 5 H F3 3) 39)Ornskoldsvik S 63,3N 18,6E 10 H F3Ankara TUR 40, ON 33,OE 100 H F3 3)Elazig TUR 39,ON 39,OE 10 H F3 3)Izmir TUR 38,ON 27,OE 10 H F3 3)
94,45 Channel Islands G 49,2N 2,2W 10 H F3 3) 39)Channel Islands G 49,2N 2,2W 10 H A3 3) 39)Vest Yorks G 54,2N 2,0W 60 H A3 3) 39)94,50 Zeltweg AUT 47,2N 14,7E 20 H F3Ronne DNK 55,IN 14,7E 30 H F3Sevilla E 50Napoli I 44,9N 14,2E 3 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)
Inderoy NOR 63,9N 11,3E 10 H F3Lyngen NOR 69,6N 20,5E 3 H F3Nordhordland NOR 60,8N 5,0E 10 H F3Rotterdam HOL 51,9N 4,4E 1 H F3Bamberg D 49,9N 10,9E 25 H F3 43)Braunschweig D 52,2N 10,5E 5 H F3 43)Degerloch (Stuttgart) D 48,7N 9,2E 100 H F3 33)Hohe Linie D 49, IN 12,3E 25 H F3 43)Koblenz D 50,3N 7,6E 25 H F3 43)Munster D 52, ON 7,4E 25 H F3 43)Beograd YUG 44,8N 20,5E 10 F3Pula YUG 44,8N 13,8E 10 F3Skopje YUG 42,2N 21,5E 50 F3East Lines G 53,2N 0,2E 10 H F3 3) 39)Northern Ireland G 54,6N 6,0V 100 H F3 3) 39)Boden S 65,8N 21,6E 60 H F3Eunne S 59,8N 13, IE 60 H F3Suisse centrale SUI 46,9N 8,2E 10 H F3 34) 64)94,55 Sussex G 50,8N 0,2 V 100 H A3 3) 39)
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94,60 Kristiina fnl 62,3N 21,53 10 H F3Mikkeli PHL 61,7N 27,3E 10 H F3P4cs HNG 46,2N 18,3E 30 H F3Kharkov UKR 50,ON 36,3E 100 H F3Kirovograd UKR 48,5N 32,3E 100 H F3Sarny- UKR 51,3N 26,5E 30 H F3North Lines G 53,5N 0,5W 250 H A3 3) 39)Bor§.s S 57,7N 12,9E 10 H F3Halle-Brocken Z Sov All 51,ON 19,OE 10 H F3
94,65 Carmarthen G 51,8N 4,5W 60 H A3 3) 39)94,70 Bruxelles BEL 50,8N 4,3E 10 H F3
Italie du Centre I(Partie Hord-Est)Italie du Nord IItalie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)
Somerset G 51,IN 2,6V 250 H F3 3) 39)Linkoping S 58,4N 15,6E 3 H F3Vaxjo S 56,9N 14,8E 3 H F3
94,75 South Vest Scotland G 55,3N 4,7W 2 H A3 3) 39)94,80 Salzburg I AUT 47,8N 13,IE 50 H F3
Nastved DNK 55,3N 11,6E 60 H F3Gerona E 5Madrid E 50Nedre Telemark NOR 59,2N 9,6E 60 H F3South Hants G 50,7N 1,4V 60 H A3 3) 39)Uppsala S 59,9N 17,6E 10 H F3S. Anton 1 SUI 47,4N 9,5E 30 H F3 65)Afyonkarahisar TUR 39,ON 30,OE 10 H F3 3)Iskenderun TUR 36,ON 36,OE 10 H F3 3Merzifon TUR 41,ON 35,OE 10 H F3 3)
94,85 Isle of Han G 54,2N 4,5V 60 H A3 3) 39)94,90 Gomel BLR 52,5N 31,OE 100 H F3Plovdiv BUL 42,2N 24,8E ■ 30 H F3Iisalmi FNL 63,6N 27,IE 10 H F3Kemi FNL 65,8N 24,5E 10 H F3Portofino 1 I 44,3N 9,2E 10 H F3Venezia I 45,5N 12,3E 0,1 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest)DombSs NOR 62,IN 9,2E 3 H F3Lodz POL 52,ON 19,3E 30 H F3Rzeszow POL 50,IN 21,5E 30 H F3
Kotor YUG 42,5N 18,7E 5 F3Negotin YUG 44,3N 22,5E 10 F3Zagreb YUG 46,ON 16,OE 50 F3Deva ROU 45,9N 22,9E 60 H F3 3)A suivre - Continued over - Sigue
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94,90 Suite - Continued - Continuaci&nNorfolk G 52,5N 1,0E 60 H A3 3) 39)North Wales G 53,ON 3,1V 5 H F3 3) 39)Mora S 61,ON 14,5E 10 H F3KoSice TCH 49,8N 21,2E 30 H F3Eisk RSFSR URSS URS 46,7N 3 8 ,TB 30 H F3Kaunas LitRSS URSS URS 54,8N 23,8E 100 H F3Kem KarFinRSS URSS URS 64,8N 34,5E 30 H F3Narva EstRSS URSS URS 59,3N 28,2E 30 H F3Petrozavodsk KarFinRSS URSS URS 1,5N 35,OE 30 H F3Sukhinitchi RSFSR URSS URS 53,8N 35,5E 30 H F3Velikie Luki RSFSR URSS URS 56,3N 30,8E 30 H F3Vychnii-Volotchok RSFSR URSS URS 57,5N 34,7E 30 H F3
94,95 Shropshire G 52,6N 2,7W 60 H A3 3) 39)95,00 Amiens F 49,7N 2,1V 50 H F3Saveme F 50 H F3East Scotland G 57,2N 2,3V 2 H A3 3) 39)Karlskrona S 56,2N 15,5E 10 H F395,10 Linz Donau III AUT 48,2N 14,2E 50 H F3Gram DNK 55,3N 9,IE 60 H F3Tulle F 45,IN 1,8E 10 H F3
Italie du Centre (Partie IUord-Est)Italie du Nord (Partie Est) I 58)Sorfjorden NOR 60,2N 6,6E 10 H F3Maastricht HOL 50,IN 5,9E 5 H F3 66)Sk'ovde S 58,4N 13,7E 60 H F3Bantiger (Bern) SUI 47,ON 7,5E 60 H E3 67)
95,15 South Yorkshire G 53,5N 1,9V 250 H A3 3) 39)95,20 Skodra ALB 42,ON 19,5E 30 H F3Stalin BUL 43,2N 27,9E 30 H F3Vaasa FNL 63,IN 21,8E 60 H F3Venej&rvi FNL 67,4N 24,4E 10 H F3Italie du Nord (Piemonte- ILombardia-Liguria)Zielona Gora POL 52,ON 15,5E 30 H F3Bolchaia Vradievka UKR 47,8N 30,6E 30 H F3Lwow UKR 49,7N 24,OE 100 H F3Poltava UKR 49,6N 33,6E 100 H F3Svatovo UKR 49,4N 38,2E 30 H F3London G 51,3N 0,3E 250 H A3 3) 39)Aksehir TUR 38,ON 31,OE 10 H F3 3)Canakkale TUR 40,ON 26,OE 10 H F3 VSivas TUR 39,ON 37,OE 10 H F3 3)Briansk RSFSR URSS URS 53,3N 34,3E 30 H F3Iaroslavl RSFSR URSS URS 58,ON 39,5E 30 H F3Kargopol RSFSR URSS URS 61,3N 38,5E 30 H F3Kertch RSFSR URSS URS 45,3N 36,5E 30 H F3Ostachkov RSFSR URSS URS 57,ON 33,2E 30 H F3Riazan RSFSR URSS URS 55,ON 39,5E 30 H F3Tallin EstRSS URSS URS 59,5N 24,5E 300 H F3Salzvedel Z Sov All 52,ON 11,OE 10 H F3
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34) 68)Suisse orientale SUI 47,2N 9,3E 60 H F395,50 Glubokoe BLR 55,211 27,7E 30 H F3Mozyr BLR 52, ON 29,3B 30 H F3Lahti FNL 61,011 25,6E 10 H F3Troyes F 48,3N 4,0E 10 H F3Miskolc IMG 48, IN 21,OE 100 H F3Italie du Centre (Partie INord-Est)
Italie du Nord IItalie du Sud (Partie Nord- IEst)Rindal NOR 63, IN 9,2E 3 H F3Bialystok POL 53,2N 2 3 ,22 30 H F3Melitopol UKR 46,8N 35,3E 30 H F3Cluj ROU 46,8N 23,6E 100 H F3 3)Craiova ROU 44,3N 24,IS 30 H A3 3)East Lines G 53,2N 0,2E 60 H A3 3) 39)Praha TCH 50, IN 14,4E 60 H F3
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95,80 Korqa ALBWien I AUTSavonlinna FNLDijon FGorzow POLKielce POLKakhovka UKRPriluki UKRVinnitsa UKRSouth West England GJena Z Sov All
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95,85 North East Scotland 57,7N 3.5W 250 A3 3) 39)
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2 3 4 5 6Aarhus DNK 56,IN 10,2E 30 H F3Torino 2 I 45,ON 7,7E 10 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Nord-Est)Italie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)Gudbrandsdal NOR 61,6N 9,7E 3 H F3Central Berks G 51,2N 1,1V 250 H A3 3)Vanersborg S 58,3N 12,2E 3 H F3Vest Scotland G 56,ON 5,0V 60 H A3 3)Malaga E 10Bayonne F 43,3N 1,5V 10 H F3Nines F 44,8N 4,5E 1 H F3Vannes F 47,8N 2,9V 10 H F3Sunnhordland NOR 59,8N 5,5E 10 H F3Heereveen HOL 53,ON 6 ,2 E 50 H F3 70)Brenerhaven D 53,6N 8,6E 0,5 H F3 43)Munchen D 48, IN 11,6E 0,5 H F3 43)Ochsenkopf D 50,ON 11,8E 100 H F3 43)PrUmer Kopf D 50,2N 6,4E 5 H F3 43)Raichberg D 48,3N 9,0E 100 H F3 43)Siegen D 50,9N 8,0E 5 H F3 43)Stieglitzecke D 51,8N 11,5E 100 H F3 43)Vlirzberg (Odenwald) D 49,7N 9,IE 0,5 H F3 43)Sarre SAR 49,2N 7,OB 10 H F3Bollnas S 61,3N 16,5E 60 H F3VAstervik S 57,7N 16,3E 60 H F3Valide du Rhin SUI 46,7N 8,9B 3 H F3 34)Erzincan TUR 40, ON 39,OE 10 H F3 3)Istanbul TUR 41,ON 29, OE 10 H F3 3)Kirsehir TUR 39,ON 34,OE 10 H F3 3)S. Fdlten II AUT 48,2N 15,6E 20 H F3Mons BEL 50,4N 4,IE 10 H F3Baranovitchi BLR 53,2N 25,8E 30 H F3Kardjali BUL 41,7N 25,4E 30 H F3Kotka FNL 60,5N 26,8E 10 H F3Ylivieska FNL 64,2N 24,5E 10 H F3Paris F 48,8N 2,3E 50 H F3Szeged HNG 46,4N 20,2E 100 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Italle du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Kaliaz POL 52,ON 18,9E 10 H F3Ogulin YUG 45,3N 15,2E 10 F3RaSka YUG 43,3N 20,7E 10 F3Titograd YUG 42,2N 19,2E 50 F3Baia Sprie ROU 47,6N 24,4E 30 H F3 3)Ostrava TCH 49,8N 18,3E 30 H F3Kaliningrad RSFSR URSS URS 54,8N 20,5E 100 H F3Kandalakcha RSFSR URSS URS 67,3N 32,7E 30 H F3Moskva RSFSR URSS URS 55,7N 37,5E 300 H F3
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96,10 Suite - Continued - Continuaci&nNovgorod RSFSR URSS URS 58,5N 31,2E 30 H F3Riga LettRSS URSS URS 56,8N 24,OE 300 H F3Smolensk RSFSR URSS URS 54,5N 32,OE 30 H F3Tcherepovets RSFSR URSS URS 59,3N 38,OE 30 H T3Voronej RSFSR URSS URS 51,8N 39,0E 30 H F3
96,15 Central Scotland G 55,8N 3»8W 250 H A3 3) 39)96,20 Jyderup DNK 55,7N 11,4E 3 H F3Hallingdal NOR 60,7N 9»0E 3 H V3Hunts G 52,5N 0,4W 250 H A3 3) 39)96,25 Channel Islands G 49,2N 2,2V 10 ' H A3 3) 39)96,30 Selztal AUT 47,5N 14,3E 20 H F3Radio Vaticana CVA 41,9N 12,5E 20 H F3Cartagena E 5Salamanca E 5Antibes F 43,8N 7,0E 50 H F3Guebviller F 47,9N 7,IE 50 H F3Limoges F 46,ON 1,0E 50 H F3Perpignan F 43,3N 1,5V 10 H F3Italie du Centre (Partie I
Nord-Est)Italie du Sud (Partie Nord- IEst)Mysen NOR 59,6N 11,6E 3 H F3Breda HOL 51,6N 4,8E 5 H F3Feldberg (Taunus) D 50,2N 8,5E 100 H F3 33Gelbelsee L 48,9N 11,4E 25 H F3 43Hamburg D 53,5N 10,IE 100 H F3 33G'dteborg S 57,7N 11,9E 60 H F3SkellefteS, S 64,8N 20,9E 10 H F3Trieste TRA 45,6N 13,8E 10 H F3 3)
96,35 North Vest England G 54,6N 2,7V 60 H A3 3) 39)96,40 Tirana ALB 41,4N 19,8E 60 H F3Pleven BUL 43,4N 24,6E 30 H F3Ivalo FNL 68,7N 27,5E 10 H F3Warszawa POL 52,3N 21,OE 100 H F3Makeevka UKR 48,ON 37,8E 30 H F3Mogilev-Podolskii UKR 48,4N 27,8E 30 H F3Nikolaev UKR 46,9N 32,0E 100 H F3Zolotonocha UKR 49,6N 32,OE 30 H F3T&rgu-Huref ROU 46,4N 25,3E 10 H F3 3)South Vales G 51,5N 3,3V 250 H A3 3) 39)Adana TUR 37,ON 35,OE 10 H F3 3)Denizli TUR 38,ON 29,OE 10 H F3 3)Kastanonu TUR 42,ON 34,OE 10 H F3 3)Borovitchi R3FSR URSS URS 58,3H 34,5E 30 H F3Kursk RSFSR URSS URS 59,ON 36,5E 30 H F3Maloiaroslavetz RSFSR URSS URS 55,ON 36,5E 30 H F3Medvejegorsk KarFinRSS URSS URS 62,8N 34,5E 30 H F3Pskov RSFSR URSS URS 57,8N 28,3E 30 H F3Siauliai LitRSS URSS URS 56,ON 23,3E 30 H F3Nauen Z Sov All 52,ON 12,OE 10 H F3
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96,50 Kbbenhavn LNK 55,7N 12,6E 30 H F3 33)Ajaccio F 42,ON 8,7E 5 H F3Bar-1e-Luc F 48,5N 5,2E 1 H F3Gap F 44,5N 6,0E 1 H E3Lille F 50,6N 3,0E 50 H E3Italie du Sud (Partie Sud- I_0uest)Ovre Telemark NOR 59,5N 8,6E 10 H F3Split YUG 43,5N 16,5E 25 F3Tetovo YUG 41,7N 20,8E 10 F3Tuzla YUG 44,7N 18,7E 25 F3
96,60 Spittal a/Lrau AUT 46,8N 15,5E 10 H F3Neufchfiteau BEL 49,8N 5,5E 10 H F3Brande DNK 55,9N 9,IE 10 H F3Cadiz E 5Santander B 5Alengon F 48,5N 0,2V 10 H F3Rodez F 44,2N 2,5E 50 H F3Hammerfest NOR 70,6N 23,8E 10 H F3Trondheim NOR 63,4N 10,4E 100 H F3Bonn D 50,7N 7,IE 5 H E3 43)Brandenkopf L 48,3N 8,2E 0,5 H F3 43)BUttelberg D 49,7N 10,4E 25 H F3 43Gdttingen D 51,6N 10,OE 5 H F3 43)Herford D 52,2N 8,7E 25 H F3 33)Hoher Bogen D 49,2N 12,8E 100 H F3 43)Muhlacker D 49,ON 8,9E 25 H F3 43)North Scotland G 58,3N 3,4V 60 H A3 3) 39)Stockholm S 59,3N 18,IE 60 H F3La Berra SUI 46,7N 7,2E 60 H F3 71)
96,65 Northern Ireland G 54,6N 6,0V 250 H A3 3) 39)96,70 Moghilev BLR 54,ON 30,3E 100 H F3Pinsk BLR 52,2N 26,2E 30 H F3Rovaniemi FNL 66,5N 25,8E 60 H F3Seinhjoki FNL 62,5N 23,8E 10 H F3Auxerre F 47,8N 3,7E 10 H F3Bdk^sesaba HNG 46,7N 21,IE 10 H F3Liguria (Italie du Nord) IItalie du Centre (Partie INord-Eat)Italie du Sud (Partie Nord- IEat)
Roman ROU 46,6N 26,9E 100 H F3 3) %Essex G 51,8N 0,8E 60 H A3 3) 39)Brno TCH 49,2N 16,6E 30 H F3Kestenga KarEinRSS URSS URS 65,8N 31,8E 30 H F396,75 Somerset G 51,IN 2,6V 250 H A3 3) 39)96,80 Odense DNK 55,3N 10,4E 60 H F3Valdres NOR 61,ON 9,2E 3 H F3Lopik HOL 52,ON 5,IE 50 H F3Backefors S 58,8N 12,IE 60 H F3Balya TUR 40,ON 27,OE 10 H F3 3 lKonya TUR 38,ON 32,OE 10 H F3 3)Ordu TUR 41,ON 38,OE 10 H F3 3)
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96,95 Hereford 52,ON 2,7V 60 A3 3) 39)97,00 SkodraViitasaari
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ALBFNLFFFHNGIRLPOLPOLPOLUKRUKRUKRUKRUKRGZ Sov All
42,ON 63,4N 47,3N 50,9N 49,8N 47,7N 53,3N 50,3N 53,ON 53,5N 47,8N 49,7N 46,8N 49,6N 49,4N 53,3N 52,ON
19,5E 25,2E 6,IE 1,8E 1,0E 17,6E 9,0V 19, OE 21, OE 14,5E 30,6E 24,OE 35,3E 33,6E 38,2E 4,2V 11,OE
30101113603030303010030100306010
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97,05 Cumberland 54,8N 3,3V 250 A3 3) 39)97,10 Bruxelles
Lyon - S. EtienneToulonItalie du Centre (Partie Nord-Est) Italie du Nord (Partie E3t) Italie du Sud(Partie Nord-E3t) Indre Sogn Channel Isle8
BELFFIIINORG
50,8N 45,4N 43, IN
61,3N 49,2N
4,3E4,6E5,9E
7,3E2,2V
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1 2 3 ' 4 5 6 7
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97,15 Midlands G 52,6N 1,8V 250 H A3 3) 39)97,20 Gram LNK 55,3N 9,IE 60 H F3Gerona E 5Madrid E 50Ddnna NOR 66,IN 12,7E 10 H F3Opdal NOR 62,6N 9»6E 3 H F3Hengelo HOL 52,3N 6,7B 50 H F3 72)
Visby S 57,6N 18,3E 60 H F3Eskisehir TUR 40,ON 30,OE 10 H F3 3)Tokat TUR 40,ON 37,OE 10 H F3 3)97,30 Glubokoe BLR 55,2N 27,7E 30 H F3Mozyr BLR 52,ON 29,3E 30 H F3Stalin BUL 43,2N 27, OE 30 H F3Vaasa FNL 63, IN 21,8E 60 H F3Venejarvi FNL 67,4N 24,4E 10 H F3Cherbourg F 49,6N 1,7V 1 H F3Save m e F 50 H F3Miskolc HNG 48,2N 21, OE 100 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-0ue3t)
Italie du Nord I(Partie Est)Italie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Nedre Telemark NOR 59,2N 9,6E 60 H F3Beograd YUG 44,8N 20,5E 10 F3Bitola YUG 41,2N 21,2E 25 F3Duvno YUG 43,7N 17,2E 10 F3Virovitica YUG 45,7N 17,3E 25 F3Cluj ROU 46,8N 23,6E 100 H F3 3)Craiova ROU 44,3N 24,IB 30 H F3 3)Praha TCB 50, IN 14,4E 60 H F3Briansk RSFSR URSS URS 53,3N 34,3E 30 H F3Iaroslavl RSFSR URSS URS 58,ON 39,5E 30 H F3Kargopol RSFSR URSS URS 61,3N 38,5E 30 H F3Kertch RSFSR URSS URS 45,3N 36,5E 30 H F3Ostachkov RSFSR URSS URS 57, ON 33,2E 30 H F3Riazan RSFSR URSS URS 55,ON 39,5E 30 H F3Tallin EstRSS URSS URS 59,5N 24,5E 300 H F3
97,35 South East Kent G 51,2N 1,4E 60 H A3 3) 39)97,40 Maubeuge F 50,2N 4,0E 5 H F3Italie du Nord (Piemonte- ILombardia-Liguria)97,50 Zell am See AUT 47,3N 12,8E 20 H F3Nastved DNK 55,3N 11,6E 60 H F3Tulle F 45,IN 1,8E 10 H F3
Italie du Centre I(Partie Nord-Est)Italie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)
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1 2 3 ' 4 5 6 7
- 64 -
97,50 Suite - Continued - ContinuaciinDombclsRorvikTromsdMaastrichtSkovdeUetliberg/Zurich
NORNORNORHOLSSUI
62,IN 9»2E 64,8N 11,3E 69,7N 19,OE 50,IN 5,9E 58,4N 13,7E 47,4N 8,5E
33356060
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97,60 Pietarsaari FNLVeszpr&n HNGLiguria (Italie du Nord) I Lista NORSulitjelma NORWroclaw POLDnepropetrovsk UKRJitomir UKRStanislav UKRAydin TURGaziantep TURZonguldak TURChatura RSFSR URSS - URSEletz RSFSR URSS URSKalinin RSFSR URSS URSKichinev RSFSR URSS URSLeningrad RSFSR URSS URSLomonosovo RSFSR URSS URSMurmansk RSFSR URSS ' URSSindi EstRSS URSS URSStarodub RSFSR URSS URSVilnus LitRSS URSS URSErfurt Z Sov All
63,7N 22,7E 47,2N 17,8E58,2N 67,2N 51,2N 48,5N 50,5N 48,9N 38,ON 37,ON 42, ON 55,5N 52,5N 57, ON 47,ON 59,8N 55,8N 69, ON 58,ON 52,5N 53,5N 50, ON
6,7E 16,2E 17,OE 35,OE 28,7E 24,7E28, OE 37, OE 32, OE 39,3E 38,8E 35,8E29, OE30, OE 32,5E 33,3E 25,OE 33,3E 25,OE 11, OE
1030101601003030101010303030100300303030301001
F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3
97,70 BoulogneItalie du Centre (Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Sud (Partie Sud- Ouest)Kotor Novo Me3to Karlskrona
YUGYUGS
50,6N 1,6E
42,5N 18,7E 45,8N 15,2E 56,2N 15,5E
51010
F3
F3F3F3
97,80 Klagenfurt IINamurAlmeriaValladolidAllouisMontpellierQuinerchSdrfjordenAmsterdamBetzdorfFlensburgHannoverHornisgrindeKreuzberg (Rhon)
AUTBELEFFFNORHOLDDDDD
46,7N 13,9E 50,4N 4,8E
47,2N 43,7N 48,3N 60,2N 52,3N 50,8N 54,8N 52,3N 48,6N 50,4N
2,2E 3,8E 4,1W 6,6E 4,9E 7,9E 9,5E 9,7E 8,2E 10, OE
50105105010501012525100100100
F3F3
F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3
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•H<dH ho* o ® S3 Station •• and 3 t o
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1 2 3 " 4 5 6 7
- 65 -
97,80
97,90
Suite - Continued - ContinuaciAnKreuzeck (Wank) Rotbuhl b. Amberg MoraMendrisiotto Porrentruy 2 Valine du Rhfine
DDSSUISUISUI
(Partie
Slutsk Elhovo .•Kajaani Pori SzolnokItalie du Centre Nors-Est)Italie du Sud (Partie Nord Est)Gdansk KrakowOrasul Stalin Plzei
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47,5N 11,2E 49,4N ‘11,8E 61,ON 14,53 45,9N 9,0E 47,4N 7,2E 46,3N 8,0E53,ON 27,7E 42,2N 26,6E 64,3N 27,7E 61,5N 21,8E 47,2N 20,2E
54,3N 19,OE 50,ON 20,OE 45,5N 25,4E 49,7N 13,4E
0,5251010101303060103
603010030
F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3
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98,00 Syderb Lillehammer Stuttgart Funkhaus Erzincan Kirsehir
DNKNORDTURTUR
61,5N 6,8V 61,2N 10,5E 48,7N 9»2E 40,ON 39,OE 39,ON 34,OE
3030,51010
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98,10 BludenzAnversAalborgGranadaLeridaAnnecyBordeauxDigneLe HavreMetzItalie du Centre (Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Nord (Partie Est) Italie du Sud (Partie Sud- Ouest)HitraSaltenVossBerchtesgaden Dannenberg Hardberg (Odenvald)Hoher Meissner Huhnerberg b. Donauw'drth Kb InOsterloog Beli Manastir
AUTBELDNKEEFFFFFIIINORNORNORDDDDDDDYUG
47,2N 9,8E 51,2N 4,4E 57,IN 10,OE
46, ON 44,8N 44, ON 49,5N 49,ON
5,8E0,5W6,2E0,1E6,0E
63,6N 67,3N 60,7N 47,6N 53, IN 49,6N 51,2N 48,8N 50, ON 53,6N 45,8N
9,0E 14,7E 6,5E 13, OE 11, IE 8,8E 9,9E 10,8E 7,0E 7,2E 18,8E
10103055105011050
31030,5250,51002552510
F3F3F3F3F3F3F3F3"F3F3F3
43]43434343)43)43)
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Name of Station
Latitudeand
Longitude(E or V of Greenwich)
o© o Vi p, ViM
1
- 66 -
1 2 3 4 5 6 798,10 Suite - Continued - ContinuaciAn
Kodane YUG 41,8N 22,5E 10 F3Sarajevo YUG 43,811 18,3E 50 F3Karlstad S 59,4N 13,5E 3 H F3SollefteS. S 63,2N 17,2E 60 H F3Trieste TRA 45,6N 13,8E 1 H F3 3)98,20 Joensuu FNL 62,5N 29,8E 10 H F3Turku FNL 60,4N 22,3E 60 H F3Italie du Nord (Pienonte- ILombardia-Liguria)
Jelenia Gora POL 51,ON 16,OE 10 H F3Siedlce POL 52,2N 22,3E 30' H F3Makeevka UKR 48,ON 37,8E 30 H F3Mogilev-Podolskii UKR 48,4N 27,8E 30 H F3Nikolaev UKR 46,9N 32, OE 100 H F3t Zolotonocha UKR 49,6N 32,OE 30 H F3Berlin Z Sov All 52,ON 13, OE 10 H F398,30 Gudhjea DNK 55,2N 15, OE 10 H F3Rennes-Thourie F 47,8N 1,4V 50 H F3Piemonte (Italie du Nord) I
Italie du Centre (Partie INord-Est)Italie du Nord (Partie Est) IItalie du Sud (Partie Nord- IEst)..Nord-Osterdal NOR 62,4N 11, OE 30 H F3Hengelo HOL 52,3N 6,7E 50 H F3 72)Baden-Baden D 48.8N 8,3E 0,5 H F3 43)
98,40 Bilbao E 10Huelva E 5Valencia E 50Auvergne F 45,8N 3,OS 50 H F3MAziAres F 49,8N 4,8E 10 H F3Mosjben NOR 65,8N 13,3E 3 H F3Sunnfjord NOR 61,6N 5,32 10 H F3Vardb NOR 70,4N 31,OE 1 H F3Aachen D 50,8N 6,2E 5 H F3 43)Eckartsberg b. Coburg D 50,3N 11, OE 5 H F3 43)Feldberg (Schwarzwald) D 47,8N 8,0E 25 H F3 43)Haardtkopf D 49,9N 7,IE 25 H F3 43)Heide D 54,2N 9,3E 25 H F3 43)Valdenburg D 49,2N 9,7E 100 H F3 43)Vendelstein D 47,7N 12, OE 100 H F3 43)Vaster&s S 59,5N 36,4E 60 H F3Adana TUR 37,ON 35,OE 10 H F3Istanbul TUR 41,ON 29,OE 100 H F3 3)Kastamonu TUR 42, ON 34,OE 10 H F3 3)
-------- 1Q> 14*<S gJ>»o IT» > ■H RO§ m W pPMM © 4» iS<D CD Name of Latitude O w N•H <dH io* o pa Station •• and u § ©£ Longitude +» Ao St HO £© o P,(E or V of VI P. ViGreenwich) W
1 2 3 ' 4 5 6 7
- 67 -1 2 3 4 5 6 7
98,50 Tirana ALB 41,4N 19,8E 60 H F3Moghilev BLR 54,ON 30,3E 100 H F3Pinak BLR 52,2N 26,2E 30 H F3Pleven BUL 43,4N 24,6E 30 H F3Randers DNK 56,5N 10,OE 10 H F3Seinajoki FNL 62,5N 23,8E 10 H F3Carcassonne F 43,3N 2,5E 10 H F3BAkAaesaba HNG 46,7N 21,IE 10 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Sud I(Partie Sud-0ue3t)Monaco MCO 43,8N 7,3B 50 H F3 52)Bydgoszoz POL 53,IN 18,OE 30 H F3Ogulin YUG 45,3N 15,2E 10 F3Raska YUG 14,3N 20,7E 10 F3Roman ROU 46,6N 26,9E 100 H F3 3)Brno TCH 49,2N 16,6E 30 H F3Borovitchi RSFSR URSS URS 58,3N 34,5E 30 H F3Keatenga KarFinRSS URSS URS 65,85 31,8E 30 H F3Kursk RSFSR URSS URS 59,8N 36,5E 30 H F3Maloiaroslavetz RSFSR URSS URS 55,ON 36,5E 30 H F3Medvejegorsk KarFinRSS URSS URS 62,8N 34,5E 30 H F3Pskov RSFSR URSS URS 57,8N 28,3E 30 H F3Siauliai LitRSS URSS URS 56,ON 23,3E 30 H F3
98,60 Rouen F 49,4N 1,1E 10 H F3Gudbrandsdal NOR 61,6N 9,7E 3 H F3Bussen D 48,2N 9,5E 25 H F3 43)
98,70 Spittal a/Drau AUT 46,8N 13,5E 10 H F3Roulera BEL 51,ON 3»0E 10 H F3Algeciras E 10Gi jon E 5Cognac F 45,8N 0,4V 10 H F3Jura F 46,5N 5,5E 1 H F3S. Brieuc F 48,3N 2,6V 10 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Nord-Eat)Italie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)Ofoten NOR 68,5N 16,7E 10 H F3Ostfold NOR 59,2N 10,9E 30 H F3Moritzberg D 49,7N 11,OE 25 H F3 43)Nordhelle D 51,3N 7,8E 25 H F3 43)Reichenhall D 47,7N 12,9E 0,5 H F3 43)Verden D 52,9N 9,3E 25 H F3 43)Vasserkuppe (Rh'dn) D • 50,5N 9,9E 100 H F3 43)Veinbiet D 49,4N 8,IE 25 H F3 43)Gavle S 60,7N 17,OE 60 H F3Lycksele S 64,6N 18,7E 60 H F3Maim'd S 55,6N 13,OE 3 H F3
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Name of Station
LatitudeandLongitude(E or V of Greenwich)
- 68 -
1 2 3 4 5 6 798,80 Polotsk BLR 55,5N 29,OE 30 H F3Lahti FNL 61,ON 25,6E 10 H F3Chaumont F 48,2N 5,IE 10 H F3Gy’dr HNG 47,7N 17,6E 3 H F3Rindal NOR 63,IN 9,2E 3 H F3Zwolle HOL 52,5N 6,IE 5 H F3Przasnysz POL 53,ON 21,OE 30 H F3Bistrita ROU 47,2N 25,OE 10 H F3 3)Balya TUR 40,ON 27,OE 10 H F3 3)Konya TUR 38,ON 32,OE 10 H F3 3)Ordu TUR 41,ON 38,OE 10 H F3 3)98,90 Nantes F 47,2N 1,2V 1 H F3Roma I 41,9N 12,5E 10 H F3Torino I I 45,ON 7,7E 10 H F3Italle du Centre I(Partie Nord-Est)Italie du Nord I(Partie Est)Italie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)Split YUG 43,5N 16,5E 25 F3Tetovo YUG 41,7N 20,8E 10 F3Tuzla YUG 44,7N 18,7E 25 F399,00 Salzburg II AUT 47,8N 13,IE 50 H F3Lifege BEL 50,5N 5,6E 10 H F3Vigo E 10Zaragoza E 50Avignon F 44,2N 5,3E 50 H F3Paris F 48,8N 2,3E 20 H F36vre Telemark NOR 59,5N 8,6E 10 H F3Griinten D 47,6N 10,3E 100 H F3 43)Kiel D 54,3N 10,IE 5 H F3 43)Passau D 48,6N 13,5E 0,5 H F3 43)Stengertz (Vest Spessart) D 49,9N 9,5E 25 H F3 43)Teutoburger Wald D 51,9N 8,8E 100 H F3 43)Nassj'd S 57,6N 14,6E 60 H F3Basel 2 SUI 47,5N 7,7E 10 H F3 34) 55)99,10 Slutsk BLR 53,ON 27,7E 30 H F3Rovaniemi FNL 66,5N 25,8E 60 H F3Savonlinna FNL 61,8N 29,OE 10 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Nord-Est)Italie du Nord IItalie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)
Lublin POL 51,3N 22,6E 30 H F3Poznan POL 52,4N 17,OE 60 H F3Bucuresti ROU 44,5N 26,2E 100 H F3 3)Timisoara ROU 45,8N 21,4E 10 H F3 3)Olomouc TCH 49,6N 17,3E 5 H F3
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- 69 -1 2 3 4 5 6 7
99,20 Skive DNK 56,6N 9»0E 60 H F3Reims F 49,IN 4,IE 10 H F3Valdres NOR 61,ON 9,2E 3 H F3Breda HOL 51,6N 4,8E 5 H F3Eskisehir TUR 40,ON 30,OE 10 H F3 3)Tokat TUR 40,ON 37,OE 10 H F3 3)
99,30 Linz Donau II AUT 48,2N 14,2E 50 H F3R'dnne DNK 55,IN 14,7E 30 H F3Sevilla E 50Oloron F 43,ON 1,0V 50 H F3Tours F 47,2N 0,7E 10 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest) 69,6N 20,5ELyngen NOR 3 H F3Hysen NOR 59,6N 11,6E 3 H F3 43)Bamberg D 49,9N 10,9E 25 H F3Braunschweig D 52,2N 10,5E 5 H F3 43Degerloch (Stuttgart) D 48,7N 9,2E 100 H F3 43)Hohe Linie D 49,IN 12,3E 25 H F3 43)Koblenz D 50,3N 7,6E 25 H F3 43Munster D 52,ON 7,4E 25 H F3 43)Ni£ YUG 43,3N 22,OE 25 F3Plevlja YUG 43,3N 18,3E 10 F3Rijeka YUG 45,3N 14,2E 50 F3 75)Landquart 2 SUI 47,ON 9,6E 30 H F3Vall6e du RhSne SUI 46,2N 7,4E 10 H F3 34) 69)
99,40 Kajaani FNL 64,3N 27,7E 60 H F3Pori FNL 61,5N 21,8E 10 H F3Szolnok HNG 47,2N 20,2E 3 H F3Piemonte (Italie du Nord) IKrakow POL 50,ON 20,OE 60 H F3Olsztyn POL 54,ON 20,2E 30 H F3Dnepropetrovsk UKR 48,5N 35,OE 100 H F3Jitomir UKR 50,5N 28,7E 100 H F3Stanislav UKR 48,9N 24,7E 30 H F3Boden S 65,8N 21,6E 60 H F3Kichinev URS 47,ON 29,OE 100 H F3Jfena Z Sov All 50,ON 11,OE 1 H F3
99,50 Bruxelles BEL 50,8N 4,3E 10 H F3Grenoble F 45,IN 5,7E 10 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Nord-Est)Italie du Nord I 58)(Partie Est)Italie du Sud I(Partie Nord-Est)Rjukan NOR 59,9N 8,6E 3 H F3Visby S 57,6N 18,3E 60 H F3
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1 2 3 ' 4 5 6 7
- 70 -1 2 3 4 5 6 7
99,60 Nastved LNK 55,3N 11,6E 60 H ?3Gerona E 5Madrid E 50Antibes F 43,8N 7,0E 50 H F3Indre Sogn NOR 61,3N 7,32 3 H F3Ldnna NOR 66,IN 12,7E 10 H F3Ange S 62,5N 15,5E 10 H F3Beatenberg SUI 46,7N 7,8E 30 H F3 34) 76)Denizli TUR 38,ON 29,OE 10 H F3 3)
99,70 Elhovo BUL 42,2N 26,6E 30 H F3Pietarsaari FNL 63,7N 22,7E 10 H F3Saverne F 50 H F3Veszpr4m HNG 47,2N 17,8E 30 H F3Italie du Centre I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Italie du Nord I(Partie Est)Italie du Sud I(Partie Sud-Ouest)Opdal NOR 62,6N 9,6E 3 H F3Lodz POL 52,ON 19,3E 30 H F3Beograd YUG 44,8N 20,5E 10 F3Duvno YUG 43,7N 17,2E 10 F3Sirumica YUG 41,5N 22,7E 25 F3Virovitica YUG 45,7N 17,3E 25 F3Orasul Stalin ROU 45,5N 25,4E 100 H F3 3)Plzefi TCH 49,7N 13,4E 30 H F3Chatura RSFSR URSS URS 55,5N 39,3E 30 H F3Eletz RSFSR URSS URS 52,5N 38,8E 30 H F3Kalinin RSFSR URSS URS 57, ON 35,BE 30 H F3Leningrad RSFSR URSS URS 59,8N 30,OE 300 H F3Lomonosovo RSFSR URSS URS 55,8N 32,5E 30 H F3Murmansk RSFSR URSS URS 69, ON 33,3E 30 H F3Sindi EstRSS URSS URS 58, ON 25,OE 30 H F3Starodub RSFSR URSS URS 52,5N 33,3E 30 H F3Vilnus LitRSS URSS URS 53,5N 25,OE 100 H F3
99,80 Lista NOR 58,2N 6,7E 10 H F399,90 Kufstein AUT 47,6N 12,2E 10 H F3Vien II AUT 48,3N 16,4E 50 H F3Gram DNK 55,3N 9,IE 60 H F3Maubeuge F 50,2N 4,0E 5 H F3Tulle F 45,IN 1,8E 10 H F3Milano I I 45,4N 9,2E 10 H F3Hallingdal NOR 60,7N 9,OF 3 H F3Rorvik NOR 64,8N 11,3E 3 H F3Sulitjelma NOP. <«7,?N 16,2N 1 H F3Tromso NCR 69,7N 19, OE 3 H F3Eindhoven HOL 51,4N 5,5E 15 H F3Berlin-West II D 52,5N 13,4E 25 H F3 43)Stieglitzecke D 51,8N 10,5E 100 H F3 43)Skelleftea S 64,8N 20,9E 10 H F3Vanersborg S 58,3N 12,2E 3 H F3Suisse septentrionale SUI 47,5N 8,9E 30 H F3 34) 77)
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ABBREVIATIONS
ERP Effective radiated power H HorizontalV Vertical
COUNTRY ABBREVIATIONSALB P.R. of Albania MRF French Protectorate ofAUT Austria MoroccoBEL Belgium NOR NorwayBLR Bielorussian S.S.R. POL PolandBUL P.R. of Bulgaria POR PortugalCVA Vatican City ROU Roumanian P.R.CYP s SwedenCyprus SARI) Federal German Republic SaarDNK Denmark SUI SwitzerlandE Spain
FranceTCH Czechoslovakia
F TRA Trieste (Anglo-American Zone A)
FNL Finland TRT Trieste (Yugoslav ZoneG United Kingdom B)GRC Greece TUN French protectorate of
TunisiaHNG Hungarian P.R.HOL Netherlands TUR Turkey
Italy UKR Ukrainian S.S.R.IIRL Ireland URS U.S.S.R.ISL Iceland YUG F.P.R. of YugoslaviaLUX Luxembourg Z Sov All Soviet zone ofMCO Monaco occupation inMLT Malta Germany
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N O T E S
The geographical coordinates indicated in the plans represent the exact reference positions of the corresponding stations.
1) Projected.2) Existing and new site planned.3) The degrees of latitude and longitude are accurate to
within - 0,5°.Insofar as this note concerns transmitters of the United Kingdom, the Belgian Administration cannot agree that stations of the United Kingdom may be moved more than 25 km without its prior consent, if such a move brings them closer to Belgian stations with which they may interfere. The 25 km are to be reckoned from the sites given in the plans for Bands I, IL and III, which, contrary to Note 3» are considered exact.
4) Planned.5) In service.6) The television standards adopted in Belgium allow for 625-
line or 819-line operation for all Belgian transmitters. However, transmitters serving the French speaking population (Braine-1 e-Comte, Lifege, Neufch&teau) will transmit on 819 lines most of the time, while those serving the Flemish speaking population (Malines and Tielt) will generally transmit on 625 lines.
7) Vision carrier offset s + 10,5 kc/s.8) First stage, 1953.9) Alternatively frequencies 196,25 Mc/s for vision and 201,75
Mc/s for sound.10) Vision carrier offset : 0 kc/s.
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Omnidirectional antenna.Offset operation "between Wien, Praha and Budapest on condition that these 3 transmitters have a stability of at least 10”"°.Existing.Sound carrier offset : 0 kc/s.The United Kingdom will ensure that the South Devon transmitter will radiate an effective power not exceeding 10 kW in the direction of Caen.The power indicated may be increased in the light of technical developments and of the results obtained,after prior agreement with the Administrations of Spain, Prance, Italy and the Vatican City.Polarization possibly different from that for Slovenia.90° - aperture approx. 180°. ♦This channel will not be used if Italy uses the adjacent channel (62,25 Mc/s vision - 67,75 Mc/s sound) at Rome.To open at end of 1952.Vision carrier offset : -10,5 kc/s.The power radiated in the direction of Caen is not to exceed 5 kW.See Section 2.The effective radiated power in the direction of Rennes not to exceed 1 kW.Antenna power: vision - 5 kW, sound - 2,5 kW. No decision has been taken concerning the radiation system.Exact sites and characteristics not yet established.
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27) The Netherlands Administration reserves the right to increase the power up to 200 kW.
28) Radiation within sector 20° - 70° from North reduced to0,5 kW-.
29) Directional aerial.30) To open by the end of 1954.31) Directional antenna North-South.32) The French Administration reserves the right to increase
the vision and sound powers of the Calais transmitter to0,5 kW and 0,15 KW if the transmitter at lopik (Netherlands) increases its vision power to 200 kW.
33) In operation.34) Approximate geographical position.35) 1200 m above sea level.36) This frequency will not be used to the East of Taglia-
mento.37) 450 m above sea level.38) 1793 m above sea level.39) The United Kingdom frequency assignments marked A3 in
eolumn 6 are alternative to those marked F3.40) Should the United Kingdom use amplitude modulation, Ire-'
land may have to change this frequency, but would do so in such a way as not to cause interference to the stations in any other country.
41) Location near Leeuwarden.42) Projected (only to be used if station Buehs is not
erected. Measurements have yet to be taken).43) Projected.
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Location near Alkmaar.669 m above sea level.629 m above sea level.938 m above sea level.The highest available point 1091 m above sea level.1196 m above sea level.762 m above sea level.804 m above sea level.1526 m above sea level.This frequency will not be Location near Groningen. 1400 m above sea level.915 m above sea level.754 m above sea level.944 m above sea level.687 m above sea level.1110 m above sea level. Location near Maastricht.
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67) 951 m above sea level.68) 1000 - 2500 m above sea level.69) 823 m above sea level.70) Location near Heereveen.71) 1723 m above sea level.72) Location near Hengelo.73) 864 m above sea level.74) 1100 m above sea level.75) about 1091 m above sea level.76) 1953 m above sea level.77) 700 m above sea level.78) The vision transmitter of Boulogne is not to radiate an
effective power higher than 5 KS7 between the bearing ofEindhoven (Netherlands) and the extreme south of theterritory of the Netherlands to the south of Maastricht (Netherlands).
!9) The vision transmitter of Strasbourg is to limit its effective radiated power to 5 &Y, or use a suitable directional antenna, if it causes harmful interference to the services of the Federal German Republic operating in the band 162 - 174 Mc/s.
80) Offset : 4250 c/s. •81) Location of station approximate only; final site to be
determined by measurements.82) The effective radiated power towards the South shall be
equal to or less than 1/5 of that radiated in the direction of maximum radiation.
83) The right is reserved to take the necessary measures against interference from the station in Inselsberg on 185,25/ 191,75 Mc/s.
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84) The vision transmitter of Guebwiller is not to radiate an effective power higher than 5 kW within a sector from 100° to 140 from true North*
85) The frequency tolerance for the sound carrier is i 500 c/s.
86) The effective radiated power shall, he limited to 1,5 kW in the direction of the United Kingdom between the angles 260° - 320 from the North and to 5 kST in the direction of the Belgian border between the angle 120° - 220° from the North.
87) Projected, Directional antenna to Southwest with front- to-back ratio of at least 20 db. Ratio of vision to sound ERP 10:1.
88) Directional antenna (5 kW maximum within the sector 225° - 250°).
89) Directional aerial NW.90) The effective radiated power between 60° and 90° East of
true North will not exceed 10 kV/.91) Power limited to 5 kW in the direction of Brest.92) The Belgian Administration reserves the right to increase
the power of the station Braine-le-Comte to 200 kW if the area served by it is not covered from interference from other stations.
93) Alternatively frequencies 48,25 Mc/s for vision and 53,75 Mc/s for sound.
94) The right is reserved to increase the power to 200 kW in case of station Braine-le-Comte raising its power to 200 kW in accordance with note 92. However, the power radiated in the direction of Braine-le-Comte will not exceed 100 kW.
95) The vision transmitter of Rouen is not to radiate an effective power higher than 20 kW within a sector from 35° to 80° from true North.
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The French Administration reserves the right to remove this restriction if the transmitter of Braine-le-Comte (Belgium) raises its vision, power to 200 kW.
96) Offset : vision : -19,5 kc/ssound : -10,5 kc/s.
97) Preferred directions : azimuth 120° and 300°. The radiation system has not yet "been determined.
98) Directional antenna within sector 150°- 270° reduced ERPto 5 kW.
99) Sound carrier offset : — 20 kc/s.. Frequency stability :0,003
100) Provisional assignment.101) 7/ith the consent of the Swiss Administration. In cases
of harmful interference, the necessary measures are to be agreed upon between the two Administrations concerned.
102) Channel 216 - 223 Mc/s is set aside for multiple commonchannel operation of stations with a maximum effectiveradiated power of 3 kW vision and 600 Watts F3 soundwithin the whole territory of Switzerland.
103) Including Sicily and Sardinia.104) Including Sicily and Sardinia; excluding the Adriatic
coast of Italy.105) Swiss common channel.
N.B.1. Wo specific assignments for Iceland have been made in
the plans since, due to its remote position that country can make use of all frequencies in the bands 41 - 68 Mc/s and 174 - 216 Mc/s for television and 87,5 - 100 Mc/s for sound broadcasting.
2. In the absence of any other instructions from the Administration of Morocco, no frequency assignments have been
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made for the television stations of that countiy, which will therefore have to apply the provisions of Article 4 of the Agreement. A list of the Moroccan stations planned is given at the end of the Plans for Bands I and III.
In witness whereof, the undersigned Delegates of the Administrations of the countries Members of the Union, participants in the European Broadcasting Conference of Stockholm 1952, have in the names of their respective Administrations, signed the present Plans in each of the English and French languages, in a single copy in which in case of dispute, the French text’shall be authentic, and which shall remain in the Archives of the Swedish Administration, and one certified copy of which shall be forwarded to each signatory Administration and to the Secretary General.
Done at Stockholm, 30 June 195?.
The signatures following the Annexes to the Agreement are the same as those which follow the Agreement.
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FINAL PROTOCOL TO THE EUROPEAN BROADCASTING AGREEMENT (STOCKHOLM, 1952)
CHAPTER IFrequencies for VHF Sound and Television Broadcasting Stations outside the Bands Allocated to the Broadcasting Service by the Atlantic City Table of Frequency Allocations.
ARTICLE 11) The Administrations signatory to the European Broadcasting Agreement (Stockholm, 1952), shown in the Table contained in Article 2 propose to operate the stations shown on the frequencies specified, which are outside the broadcasting bands of the Atlantic City Table of Frequency Allocations.2) The Administrations of neighbouring countries which have been consulted and have indicated their agreement to the proposals are indicated in column 13 of the Table contained in Article 2, where references to the conditions attaching to the agreement are also shown.3) So far as the radio services of other Administrations are concerned, the stations listed will be operated subject to the conditions laid down in para. 88 of the Radio Regulations.
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ARTICLE 3
Conditions attached by the Administrationsconsulted to this acceptance of the proposals :
1. On condition that harmful interference is not causedto the services of the Vatican City already notified andoperating on the frequencies 80, 82, 86 and 87,5 Mc/s.
2. The Administration of the Netherlands agrees to theuse of the out-of-band channel 216 - 223 Mc/s in Belgium and Germany on condition that interference is not caused to the aeronautical services operating in the Netherlands on frequencies of 223 Mc/s and upwards.
3» The Administrations of France, Luxembourg, theFederal German Republic and the United Kingdom agree on condition that a later examination will be made by their competent services before final acceptance.
4* The Administrations of Belgium, France and theUnited Kingdom have given their consent under the reserve of later examination by their competent services before final acceptance.
5. The Administration of France has given its consentunder the reserve of later examination by its competent services before final acceptance.
6. The Administration of Belgium has given its consentunder the reserve pf later examination by its competent services before final acceptance.
7. Subject to further examination by the Danish Administration.
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CHAPTER II
At the time of signing the European Broadcasting Agreement of Stockholm, the undersigned delegates take note of the following reservations :
A U S T R I A
In view of her present peculiar political situation, Austria has to make the following reservations :
a) as Austria might be prevented by other powers to use the frequencies assigned to her in the Plans, she reserves the right to maintain her claim to the use of these frequencies until to the time when such preventions fallj
b) Austria cannot take any responsibility for harmful interference if the frequencies assigned to her in the Plans or other frequencies are used by other countries on her territory without her consent and/or under conditions which are not subject to her control.In making these reservations, Austria is prepared to
take all useful technical steps, in cooperation with the countries concerned, if from her own use of the frequencies assigned to her in the Plans harmful interference should occur, to remove such interference and invites the countries concerned to such cooperation.
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B E L G I U M
Should it be officially decided in Belgium to use amplitude modulation for sound broadcasting in the 87*5 - 100 Mc/s band, the Belgian Administration reserves the right to set up an amplitude modulation network without thereby causing greater interference to neighbouring countries than that which would be caused by the frequency modulation transmitters provided for Belgium in the present assignment plan.
S P A I N
It is planned to install television and sound broadcasting transmitters in Ceuta, Melilla and the Canary Islands. Frequencies in Bands I and III will be used for television and frequencies in Band II for sound broadcasting. The Spanish Administration reserves the right to establish the characteristics of these transmitters at a later date.
F R A N C E
1. France cannot give its general agreement to the useby broadcasting transmitters in the European Area of frequencies above 216 Mc/s or below 162 Mc/s, allocated to services other than broadcasting.
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If interference is thereby caused to services using such frequencies in conformity with the Atlantic City Convention and Regulations, France reserves the right to request that the frequencies of foreign interfering stations be changed.2. France cannot agree to the figure indicated in thePlan for Band I for the power of the transmitter at London (United Kingdom), the use of which would considerably and intolerably restrict the service afforded by the Paris 441-line transmitter. France is of the opinion that should the present power of the London transmitter be increased, the effective power radiated towards the service area of the Paris, transmitter must be limited to its present maximum figure, i.e. to about30 kW.3. Should it prove necessary for some of its transmittersto use amplitude modulation for sound broadcasting in the 87,5- 100 Mc/s band, the French Administration reserves the right to install amplitude modulation stations in such a way that no greater interference results than caused by the frequency modulation transmitters provided for France in the present plan.
G R E E C E
The Administration of the Kingdom of Greece, has not yet finalised its plans, for Very High Frequency sound and television broadcasting, but it is in a position to notify the European Broadcasting Conference that it will operate a sound and a television broadcasting station initially at each of the following places - Athens, Thessaloniki and Patras.
In developing its sound and television broadcasting services on frequencies in Band I (41 - 68 Mc/s), Band II (87,5 - 100 Mc/s) and Band III (174 - 216 Mc/s), the Administration of the Kingdom of Greece will endeavour to observe the provisions of Article 4 of this agreement, provided that the consent of the countries concerned i3 not unreasonably withheld.
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I T A L Y
Italy cannot agree to the sound broadcasting and television stations of Albania in the present plan.
Consequently, within the framework of the International Telecommunication Convention, Italy retains full freedom, as regards Albania, for the two services in question.
M O N A C O
Reservation regarding Band II
The Administration of Monaco reserves the right to replace, if necessary, all or some of its frequency modulation stations by amplitude modulation stations in such a way that no greater interference results than that caused by the frequency modulation transmitters provided for Monaco in the present Assignment Plan.
N O R W A Y
Owing to extremely difficult propagation conditions in certain parts of Norway, the Norwegian Administration reserves its right to carry out tests and make temporary experimental modifications in the frequency allocations for VHP Broadcasting in Norway, with the object of being able to secure a satisfactory plan when the review of VHP Broadcasting plans as set out in Article 4 of the Agreement takes place.
These modifications will be made in agreement with neighbouring countries which might be expected to suffer interference.
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F E D E R A L G E R M A N R E P U B L I C
I
In cases of interferences to radio stations operating in Federal German Republic and in conformity with this agreement and the attached plans, caused by radio stations of countries or territories not bound by this agreement or operating in contradiction to the provisions thereof, the right is reserved to take all measures deemed necessary within the provisions of the Atlantic City Radio Regulations, 1947, to eliminate such interferences, observing insofar as possible the provisions of this agreement and the plans attached thereto.
IIThe Federal German Republic reserves the right,
within the provisions of the International Telecommunication Convention of 1947 and the Radio Regulations annexed thereto, to take whatever action may be necessary "to maintain and develop its existing and future services within Band I (41 - 68 Mc/s) and Band III (174 - 216 Mc/s). The Federal German Republic will in developing its services in Bands I and III, apply the provisions of the Agreement with respect to protection of the broadcasting service of signatory Administrations operated in accordance with the Agreement and pfans.
H IIn case of .disagreement with adjacent countries with
regard to the use of frequencies in the band 216 - 223 Mc/s for broadcasting service within the area of the Federal German Republic the right is reserved to change the assignments concerned within the provisions of this agreement.
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IV
Signing of this agreement on behalf qf the Federal Minister for Posts and Telecommunications does not imply any recognition of the present status of the Saar Territory by the Government of the Federal German Republic.
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND
I
The Administration of the United Kingdom cannot bind itself to accept and apply the provisions of this Agreement and the Plans annexed thereto, in so far as they relate to Band II (87,5 - 100 Mc/s) and Band III (174- 216 Mc/s) and reserves toitself the right, within the framework of the International Telecommunication Convention and the Radio Regulations annexed thereto, to take whatever action may be necessary to maintain and develop its existing and future services within those bands. Nevertheless, the United Kingdom Administration will endeavour, in developing its services in Bands II and III, to afford to the broadcasting services of signatory Administrations, operated in accordance with the Plans annexed to the Agreement, degrees of protection, as calculated by the methods used in the preparation of those; Plans, not less than those obtained under the Plans or those recommended by the Technical Committee of the Stockholm VHF Broadcasting Conference, 1952, whichever are the lower.
II
The United Kingdom Administration reserves to itself the right, within the framework of the International Telecommunication Convention and the Radio Regulations annexed thereto, to use frequencies in Band II (87,5 - 100 Mc/s) in
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order to provide broadcasting services for United Kingdom forces in African territory within the European Broadcasting Area. In so doing, the.United Kingdom Administration will take such steps as may be necessary to ensure that harmful interference is not caused to the broadcasting services, operated in accordance with the Plans, of Administrations signatories of the Agreement.
T U R K E Y
All the efforts and concessions on the part of the Turkish Delegation having failed to result in an agreement with the People's Republic of Bulgaria, Turkey hereby reserves the right to take any action necessary to secure a satisfactory service for its territory.
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In witness whereof, these Delegates have, in the names of their respective Administrations, signed this Final Protocol in each of the English and French languages, in a single copy in which in case of dispute, the French text shall be authentic and which shall remain in the Archives of the Swedish Administration, and one certified copy of which 3hall be forwarded to each signatory Administration and to the Secretary General.
Done at Stockholm, 30 June 1952.
The signatures following the Final Protocol ar.e the same as those which follow the Agreement.
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RECOMMENDATION
The European Broadcasting Conference,
considering1. the desirability of satisfying, without causingmutual harmful interference,.the requirements for television broadcasting of the countries within the European Broadcasting Area;2. the propagation properties of the bands at presentallocated to broadcasting;3. the fact that already* at this early stage of deve-lopement of television in Europe, it appears that there is some difficulty in finding suitable frequencies for all television stations and that a number of countries consider it necessary to propose the use of out-of-band frequencies for their television stations;
requeststhe Administrations of the countries within the
European Broadcasting Areaa) to study to what extent the interests of all
services concerned would allow extension of Band III (174 - 216 Mc/s);
b) to study the influence of television standards on the efficiency of international frequency assignment planning;
c) to study the possibilities and consequences of an effective use of the bands 470 - 585 Mc/s and' 610 - 960 Mc/s for television;
d) to study the influence of paragraphs a), b) and c) above on the construction of receivers and aptennas;
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recommendsthe Administrations of countries within the European
Broadcasting Areato give serious consideration to the question of an
extension of Band III (174 - 216 Mc/s) at present allocated to broadcasting, this extension being considered necessary from the point of view of television broadcasting, in order that the Administrations of countries within the European Broadcasting Area may take definite decisions regarding such extension at the next opportunity for revising the Atlantic City Table of Frequency allocations or, possibly, for the regional modification thereof by a special regional conference competent to do so.