Frequencies for CB radios in the United States ...
Plus known local channels for different areas of Maine
Ch - Freqency
1 - 27.965
2 - 27.975
3 - 27.985 (Rockland area)
4 - 27.005 (Bangor area)
5 - 27.015
6 - 27.025
7 - 27.035
8 - 27.055
9 - 27.065
10 - 27.075
11 - 27.085
12 - 27.105 (Waterville area)
13 - 27.115
14 - 27.125
15 - 27.135
16 - 27.155
17 - 27.165 (Augusta areas)
18 - 27.175
19 - 27.185
20 - 27.205
21 - 27.215 (Lewiston/Auburn area)
22 - 27.225 (Skowhegan area)
23 - 27.255
24 - 27.235
25 - 27.245 (Rumford/Mexico area)
26 - 27.265
27 - 27.275
28 - 27.285 (Eastport area)
29 - 27.295
30 - 27.305
31 - 27.315 (Portland area)
32 - 27.325 (Sanford area)
33 - 27.335
34 - 27.345
35 - 27.355
36 - 27.365
37 - 27.375
38 - 27.385
39 - 27.395
40 - 27.405
Other CB channel info of interest...
* Channel 1 is often used by Canadian truck drivers.
* Channels 5 and 10 are often used by Canadian-French truck drivers.
* Channel 6 is a popular place for operators using high wattage.
* Channel 9 is reserved for emergencies only in the USA.
* Channel 19 is the most common place for truck drivers.
* Channel 38 (LSB) is the national calling frequency.
* Channels 36-40 are primarily used for single side band use.
(Any frequency below channel 1 or
above channel 40, within the 11-meter
band and from the USA, are in the
range of what's called "Free-band".)
26.285 Mhz USB is the calling frequency for the 26 MHz range.
26.715 Mhz AM is a high wattage frequency used by operators who
speak Spanish.
27.275 MHz USB is a common frequency for South Africa.
27.355 MHz LSB is a common frequency for Australia.
27.420 MHz USB is a common frequency for New Zealand.
27.455 MHz USB is the French calling frequency.
27.500 MHz SSB is a common frequency for Italy.
27.505 MHz AM/FM is called "Channel 50" which is a common meeting
frequency off the regular CB band.
27.515 MHz LSB is a common frequency for South America and the
Caribben
27.530 MHz SSB is a common frequency for Brazil.
27.555 MHz USB is the International Calling frequency.
27.920 MHz LSB is a common frequency for Canada and Alaska.
27.980 MHz SSB is a common frequency for Kuwait.
Below is the frequency chart for the UK...
Ch - Frequency
1 - 27.601
2 - 27.611
3 - 27.621
4 - 27.631
5 - 27.641
6 - 27.651
7 - 27.661
8 - 27.671
9 - 27.681
10 - 27.691
11 - 27.701
12 - 27.711
13 - 27.721
14 - 27.731
15 - 27.741
16 - 27.751
17 - 27.761
18 - 27.771
19 - 27.781
20 - 27.791
21 - 27.801
22 - 27.811
23 - 27.821
24 - 27.831
25 - 27.841
26 - 27.851
27 - 27.861
28 - 27.871
29 - 27.881
30 - 27.891
31 - 27.901
32 - 27.911
33 - 27.921
34 - 27.931
35 - 27.941
36 - 27.951
37 - 27.961
38 - 27.971
39 - 27.981
40 - 27.991
Common CB abbreviations ...
AC = Alternating Current (VAC=Volts..)
ACC = Accessory
AF = Audio Frequency
AFC = Automatic Frequency Control
AGC = Automatic Gain Control
ALC = Automatic Limiting Control
AM = Amplitued Modulation
ANF = Automatic Notch Filter
ANL = Automatic Noise Limiter
ANT = Antenna
APC = Automatic Power Control
ARRL = American Radio Relay League
AUX = Auxiliary
BCI = Broadcast Interference
BFO = Beat Frequency Oscillator
BPF = Band Pass Filter
CAL = Calibration
CH = Channel
CQ = Come Quick (CQD=..Distress)
CTCSS = Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System
CW = Continuous Wave (Morse Code)
DB = Decibels
DC = Direct Current (VDC=Volts..)
DE = French for "From" or "This is"
DSB = Double Sideband
DX = Distance
EBS = Emergency Broadcast System
EME = Earth Moon Earth
EMI = Electro-Magnetic Interference
ERP = Effective Radiated Power
ETS = End Of Transmission
EXT = External
FCC = Federal Communications Commission
FM = Frequency Modulation (NBFM=NarrowBand..) (WFM=Wideband..)
FRS = Family Radio Service
FS = Field Strength
GMRS = General Mobile Radio Service
HAAT = Height Above Average Terrain
HF = High Frequency (VHF=Very..) (UHF=Ultra..)
HPF = High Pass Filter
IC = Integrated Circuit
ID = Indentification
IF = Intermediate Frequency
IMD = Inter-Modulation Distortion
K = Morse code abbreviation for "go ahead" or "over"
KHZ = Kilohertz
LMRS = Land Mobile Radio Service
LF = Low Frequency
LPF = Low Pass Filter
LSB = Lower Sideband
LX = Local
MARS = Military Affiliate Radio Service
MF = Medium Frequency
MHZ = Megahertz
MIC = Microphone
MOD = Modulation
MURS = Multi-Use Radio Service
NB = Noise Blanker
NF = Noise Filter
NR = Noise Reduction
PA = Public Address or Power Amplifier
PEP = Peak Envelope Power
PL = Private Line
PLL = Phase Locked Loop
PTT = Push To Talk
PWR = Power
REC = Recording
RF = Radio Frequency (RFI=..Interference)
RMS = Root Mean Square
RX = Receive
SC = Suppressed Carrier
SID = Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance
SOS = Save Our Souls
SP = Speaker
SQ/SQL= Squelch
SSB = Single-sideband
SW = Short Wave (SWL=..Listener)
SWR = Standard Wave Ratio (PSWR=Power...)(VSWR=Voltage...)
TVI = Television Interference
TX = Transmit
USB = Upper Sideband
UTC = Universal Time Coordinated
V = Volts
VFO = Variable Frequency Oscillator
VL = Voice Lock
VOL = Volume
VOX = Voice-Operated Transmission
VR = Variable Resistor
VSB = Vestigial Sideband
W = Watt
WX = Weather
Common CB lingo/slang ...
A channels ... +10KHz jump used on certain channels (3,7,11,15,19).
All good numbers ... Best wishes
Ankle biter(s) ... Children
Antenna farm ... A home base location with multiple antennas.
As the crow flys ... Distance in a straight line.
Back door ... Something behind you.
Back(ing) out ... Stopping transmission but still listening.
Bambi ... A deer
Barefoot ... Using no extra power.
Base (or base station) ... A transceiver used at a fixed location.
Beacon ... A station transmitting information repeatedly.
Beam ... A directional antenna.
Bean Town ... Boston, MA
Bear ... Police officer
Bear bait ... Somebody driving over the speed limit.
Bear trap ... Hidden police car using a radar.
Bells & whistles ... A radio with toys and/or modifications.
Big 10-4 ... Strongly in agreement.
Bleeding over ... Interference from an adjacent channel.
Blew/Blowing my doors off ... Strong signal or very loud
Blowing smoke ... A strong signal with loud modulation.
Boob tube ... Television set
Bootlegger ... An operator running an illegal station.
Bootlegging ... Scanning frequencies outside regular 40.
Box ... Linear amplifier
Boy scout ... A state trooper.
Break(er)... To cut in on a conversation already in progress.
Breaking up ... Troubles hearing an operator.
Bucket of bolts ... An 18-wheeler truck. (Also a transceiver barely working)
BTO - Big Time Operator
Bugging out ... An operator who leaves a specific conversation or frequency.
Button pusher ... An operator who reapeatedly keys and de-keys with no audio.
Call sign ... A sequence of numbers/letters to identify an operator.
Camera ... A police radar.
Carrier ... A transmission used without any audio or modulation.
Cash register ... Toll booth
Cat and mouse ... A friendly hide and seek game between mobile units.
Catch you on the flip flop ... Talk to you again on my return trip.
Chicken choker / Choke the chicken ... Grip-to-talk microphones
Chrome dome ... A mobile unit with an antenna on the center of the roof.
Clean shot ... A signal between operators that are free of obstructions.
Clear ... Final transmission
Coax ... Cable wire used to ultimately connect a radio to an antenna.
Coil ... A conductor wound into a series of loops to shorten a length.
Come back/again ... Repeat your previous transmission.
Come on ... Ready for your return transmission.
Cone ... A directional antenna.
Copy (or copy that) ... Understood what another operator said.
Copying the mail ... An operator who takes a moment to listen to RX.
County mountie ... A county sheriff
Covered up ... A transmission over another.
Cut the coax ... A threat or action to force an operator off the air.
Cutting in and out ... Refers to momentary losses of audio during TX.
Darth Vader ... A sideband transmission heard off frequency.
Dead key ... A transmission used without any audio or modulation.
Decoy ... An unmanned police car parked in open sight to slow traffic down.
Dipole ... A 1/2 wavelength antenna that consists of wire.
Donald Duck ... A sideband transmission heard off frequency.
Doubled ... Two operators who transmitted at the same time.
Double Ds ... Dunkin' Donuts
Double L ... Land Line or telephone call.
Down and out/gone ... An operator who ends a specific transmission.
Down in a hole ... An operator who is in a valley or low elevation.
Do you copy ... Did you hear my last transmission.
Dragon wagon ... A wrecker or tow vehicle
Dress for sale ... A hooker
Dropped out of sight ... A RX signal that suddenly gets weak or fades out.
Dummy load ... An accessory allowing a device to TX without a signal.
Duplex ... A system that uses two frequencies for transmissions.
DX land ... Long distant operators
Eighty Eights (88s) ... Hugs & Kisses
Eleven meter band ... The CB radio band
Extras ... A radio with more frequencies than a regular 40 channel one.
Fading in and out ... A RX signal strength slowly changing around.
Feedback ... Looping regenerated audio between a mic and speaker.
Feeding the bear ... Paying a speeding ticket.
Fifty ones (51s) ... Greetings
Fine as kind ... Doing well
Fire in the wire ... Transmitting a lot of wattage.
First personal ... Your first name
Flip side ... Return trip
Flowers ... Compliment
Footwarmer ... Linear amplifier
For sure ... Absolutely
Forty Two (42) ... Acknowledgment
Four ten (4-10) ... Acknowledgment
Four wheeler ... A passenger vehicle with 4 tires
Fox hunt ... A friendly hide and seek game between mobile units.
Fugitive ... An operator that has a radio conversation away from his local.
Gallon ... A radio setup transmitting 1,000 watts of power.
Get down ... Your turn to press your mic to transmit.
Getting out ... How well an operator is heard.
Give me a shout ... Talk to me on the radio.
Gone ... An operator leaving the channel or their radio.
Good buddy ... A homosexual
Goodies ... Desirable radio accessories.
Got your ears on ... Are you listening.
Granny lane ... The right-hand slow lane.
Grounded or grounding ... An electrical connection to the earth.
Ground plane ... Radials that droop downward on a vertical antenna.
Hamburger helper ... Linear amplifier
Hammer lane ... The left-hand fast lane.
Hamster ... An ametuer/ham operator.
Hand-held ... A transceiver small enough to keep on your person.
Handle ... CB name or nickname
Harmonic ... A TX shadow/echo signal off an orignal frequency.
Heater ... Linear amplifier
Hide & Seek ... One mobile operator trying to find another.
High driver ... A linear that can handle a lot of input power.
Home twenty ... Your location
Howling ... A low pitched squeal usually caused by bad SWRs.
Idiot box ... Television set
I'm gone ... End of my transmission.
In a short or short-short ... Be back very soon.
In the strawberry patch ... A received signal being in the red zone.
Jordon ... Channel 23 on the CB radio.
Juice ... Wattage
Keying ... Activating a mic over and over without talking.
Kicker ... Linear amplifier
Kicking it in the ass ... Amount of wattage into a linear.
Kiddie car ... A school bus
Land line ... Telephone call
Lollipop ... A microphone
Loud and proud ... An operator who receives an excellent transmission.
Making the trip ... How well an operator is heard.
Mama ... Wife or girlfriend
Meat wagon ... An ambulance
Mickey D's ... McDonald's
Mobile ... A transceiver mounted in a vehicle.
Mobile matress ... A camper or RV.
Modulator ... A type of linear amplifier that is specifically driven by audio.
Monitor(ing) ... An operator who is just listening on a channel.
Motion lotion ... Fuel or gas
Mud Duck ... A weak station or an operator using only the legal power limit.
Multiplex ... A system that is more commonly known as a repeater.
Negatory ... No or negative
Nightcrawlers ... Police on patrol late at night.
Niner ... The number nine.
On the side ... Stopping transmission but still listening.
Other half ... Relationship partner
Over ... Your turn to talk
Overdriving ... Refers to modulation that is so loud that it distorts.
Part 95 ... Refers to the FCC rules and regulations of CB usage.
Peanut butter ears ... An operator who isn't listening to what another says.
Pinning the needle ... Very strong receive signal
Poor Man's Road ... An alternate route in which tolls are avoided.
Pounds ... Signal strengh on a radio's meter.
Pulling the plug ... Signing off or last transmission
Putting out ... Refers to the amount of power being transmitted.
QSL card ... A type of calling card exchanged between two operators.
Radio check ... Calling out for anybody to answer a transmission.
Read ... To receive or hear.
Rebound ... Return trip
Rig ... A transceiver.
Road pizza ... Flattened road kill.
Roger (or roger that) ... Okay or acknowledgment
Roger beep ... A tone made at the end of an operator's transmission.
Rosebowl ... Channel 26 on the CB radio band.
Rugrats ... Kids or children
Running ... Using
Salt shaker ... A snow plow
Sandbagging ... An operator who is only listening. Stand by.
Sandbox ... A truck hauling dirt.
Scanning the band ... Flipping through all the channels.
Screeching ... A high-pitched squeal usually being a grounding issue.
Seventy threes (73s) ... Best wishes
Shooting the breeze ... A normal radio conversation.
Simplex ... A system that uses only one frequency for transmissions.
Six wheeler ... Any vehicle with 6 tires touching the ground.
Skip ... ***SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LIST FOR A BETTER EXPLANATION***
Skippers ... Operators who regularly talk DX.
Skipland ... Long distant operators
Slaughter house ... Channel 11 on the CB radio.
Slider ... A device that can slide across a range of frequencies.
Slug ... A plug-in unit for a watt meter for measuring power levels.
Smokey ... Police officer
Smokin ... A station coming in very clear on another operator's radio.
Sneaker ... Linear amplifier
Snowshoes ... Linear amplifier
Souped up ... A modified radio
Splashing/splattering over ... A transmission heard on an adjacent channel.
Split ... A mode where the TX and RX frequency is different.
Squealing ... A loud shrill during radio TX.
Stepped on ... A transmission over another.
S-units ... Signal strengh on a radio's meter.
Superbowl ... Channel 6 on the CB radio band.
Swamp donkey ... A moose
Swing ... Refers to how much a needle moves on a radio's meter.
Taking pictures ... Police using a radar or speed detector.
Talking to the wind ... Contact with operators through skip signals.
Ten codes ... ***REFER TO THE NEXT SECTION BELOW***
Ten roger ... Message received.
Tooled up ... A transceiver that has been modified.
Toys ... Radio accessories (echo, roger beeps, robot voice, etc)
Thanks for the flowers ... Appreciation for kind words from an operator.
Wall to wall ... Very strong signal
Wally World ... Walmart
Walked over ... A transmission over another.
Walking the dog ... Clear transmission over another operator(s).
Waving a hand ... Saying hello
We're trying ... An operator attempting to make contact.
Wheeling & dealing ... Refers to swaping and trading items by vehicle.
Whip - A long antenna.
Yard stick ... A highway mile marker
Yokel ... A village, small town, or city police officer.
10 Codes (for CB) ...
Code Meaning
10-1 Receiving Poorly
10-2 Receiving Well
10-3 Stop Transmitting
10-4 Okay
10-5 Relay Message
10-6 Busy
10-7 Out of service
10-8 In service
10-9 Repeat
10-10 Transmission completed
10-11 Talking too rapidly
10-12 Visitors present
10-13 Weather/Road conditions
10-16 Make pickup at...
10-17 Urgent business
10-18 Anything for us?
10-19 Return to Base
10-20 My Location
10-21 Telephone call
10-22 Report in person
10-23 Stand by
10-24 Completed last info
10-25 Can you contact
10-26 Disregard last info
10-27 Moving to channel...
10-28 Identify your station
10-29 Time is up for contact
10-30 Doesn't conform to FCC rules
10-32 Radio check
10-33 EMRGENCY TRAFFIC
10-34 Trouble at station
10-35 Confidential info
10-36 Correct time
10-37 Wrecker needed
10-38 Ambulance needed
10-39 Message delivered
10-41 Turn back to channel...
10-42 Traffic accident, OK
10-43 Traffic tie up
10-44 Message for you
10-45 All units
10-50 Break channel
10-55 Vehicle accident
10-60 Next message number
10-62 Unable to copy, use phone
10-63 Net directed to...
10-64 Net clear
10-65 Awaiting next message
10-67 All units comply
10-70 Fire
10-71 Proceed with transmission in sequence
10-77 Negative contact
10-81 Reserve hotel room
10-82 Reserve room
10-84 Telephone number
10-91 Talk Closer to mike
10-93 Check Frequency
10-94 Give long count
10-99 All units secure
10-100 Bathroom Break
10-200 Police needed
Phoenetic Alphabet ...
A Alpha
B Bravo
C Charlie
D Delta
E Echo
F Foxtrot
G Gulf
H Hotel
I India
J Juliet
K Kilo
L Lima
M Mike
N November
O Oscar
P Papa
Q Qubec
R Romeo
S Sierra
T Tango
U Uniform
V Victor
W Wiskey
X Xray
Y Yankee
Z Zulu
Common "Q" Signals ...
QRG...exact frequency
QRH...frequency variation
QRI...tone of transmission
QRJ...receiving badly
QRK...intelligibilly of signal-bad, poor, fair, good, excellent
QRL...busy; do not interfere
QRM...transmission being interfered with
QRN...troubled by static
QRO...increasing power
QRP...decreasing power
QRQ...sending faster
QRS...send more slowly
QRT...stop sending
QRU...anything for me; nothing for you
QRV...ready
QRW...informing that someone's calling on kHz
QRX...when will you call again?; call you again at...
QRY...turn is number...
QRZ...someone calling
QSA...signal strength
QSB...signal fading
QSD...keying is defective
QSG...sending _____ messages at a time
QSK...break on transmission; if can be heard between signals
QSL...acknowledging receipt
QSM...repeating messages
QSN...hearing someone on _____ kHz
QSO...can communicate with _____ direct or by relay.
QSP...relay message to _____
QST...message addressed to all ham and ARRL members "CQ"
QSU...send or relay on this frequency
QSW...send on this frequency
QSX...listen to _____ on _____ kHz
QSY...change to transmit on another frequency
QSZ...send each word or group more than once
QTA...cancel message number _____
QTB...do you agree with my counting of words?
QTC...amount of messages to send
QTH...your location
QTR...correct time
Country Division Numbers ...
Prefix Name
1 Italy
2 United States of America
3 Brazil
4 Argentina
5 Venezuela
6 Colombia
7 Netherlands Antilles
8 Peru
9 Canada
10 Mexico
11 Puerto Rico
12 Uruguay
13 Germany
14 France
15 Switzerland
16 Belgium
17 Hawaiian Islands
18 Greece
19 Netherlands
20 Norway
21 Sweden
22 French Guyana
23 Jamaica
24 Panama
25 Japan
26 England
27 Iceland
28 Honduras
29 Ireland
30 Spain
31 Portugal
32 Chile
33 Alaska
34 Canary Islands
35 Austria
36 San Marino
37 Dominican Republic
38 Greenland
39 Angola
40 Liechtenstein
41 New Zealand
42 Liberia
43 Australia
44 South Africa
45 Yugoslavia
47 Denmark
48 Saudi Arabia
49 Balearic Islands
50 European Russia
51 Andorra
52 Faroer Islands
53 El Salvador
54 Luxembourg
55 Gibraltar
56 Finland
57 India
58 East Malaysia
59 Dodecanese Islands
60 Hong Kong
61 Ecuador
62 Guam Islands
63 St. Helena Islands
64 Senegal
65 Sierra Leone
66 Mauritania
67 Paraguay
68 Northern Ireland
69 Costa Rica
70 American Samoa
71 Midway Islands
72 Guatemala
73 Surinam
74 Namibia
75 Azores Islands
76 Morocco
77 Ghana
78 Zambia
79 Philippines
80 Bolivia
81 San Andres & Providencia
82 Guatanamo Bay
83 Tanzania
84 Ivory Coast
85 Zimbabwe
86 Nepal
88 Cuba
89 Nigeria
90 Crete Islands
91 Indonesia
92 Libya
93 Malta
94 United Arab. Emirates
95 Mongolia
96 Tonga Islands
97 Israel
98 Singapore
99 Fiji Islands
100 Korea
101 Papua - New Guinea
102 Kuwait
103 Haiti
104 Corsica
105 Botswana
106 Ceuta & Melilla
107 Monaco
108 Scotland
109 Hungary
110 Cyprus
111 Jordan
112 Lebanon
113 West Malaysia
114 Pakistan
115 Qatar
116 Turkey
117 Egypt
118 The Gambia
119 Madeira Islands
120 Antigua Islands
121 Bahamas Islands
122 Barbados Islands
123 Bermuda Islands
124 Amsterdam Islands
125 Cayman Islands
126 Nicaragua
127 Virgin Islands
128 British Virgin Islands
129 Macquarie Islands
130 Norfolk Islands
131 Guyana
132 Marshall Islands
133 Mariana Islands
134 Belau Republic
135 Solomon Islands
136 Martinique Islands
137 Isle of Man
138 Vatican City
140 Antarctica
141 St. Pierre & Miquelon
142 Lesotho
143 St. Lucia Islands
144 Easter Islands
145 Galapagos Islands
146 Algeria
147 Tunisia
148 Ascension Islands
149 Laccadive Islands
150 Bahrain
151 Iraq
152 Maldive Islands
153 Thailand
154 Iran
155 Taiwan
156 Cameroon
157 Montserrat Islands
158 Trinidad & Tobago
159 Somalia
160 Sudan
161 Poland
162 Zaire Republic
163 Wales
164 Togo Rep.
165 Sardinia
166 St. Maarten, Saba & St.Eustatius
167 Jersey Islands
168 Mauritius Islands
169 Guernsey & Depend
170 Burkina Faso
171 Svalbard Islands
172 New Caledonia
173 Reunion Islands
174 Uganda
175 Chad Republic
176 Central African Republic
177 Sri Lanka
178 Bulgaria
180 Oman
181 Syria
182 Guinea Republic
183 Benin
184 Burundi
185 Comoro Islands
186 Djibouti
187 Kenya
188 Madagascar
189 Mayotte Islands
190 Seychelles Islands
191 Swaziland
192 Cocos Islands
193 Cocos - Keeling Islands
194 Dominica Islands
195 Grenada & Depend
196 Guadaloupe Islands
197 Vanuatu Islands
198 Falkland Islands
199 Equatorial Guinea
200 South Shetland Islands
201 French Polynesia
202 Bhutan
203 China
204 Mozambique
205 Cape Verde Republic
206 Ethiopia
207 St. Martin Islands
208 Glorioso Islands
209 Juan de Nova Islands
210 Wallis & Futuna
211 Jan Mayen Islands
212 Aland Islands
213 Market Reef
214 Congo Republic
215 Gabon
216 Mali
217 Christmas Islands
218 Belize
219 Anguilla Islands
220 St. Vincent & Depend
221 South Orkney Islands
222 South Sandwich Islands
223 Western Samoa Islands
224 Western Kiribati (Gilbert Islands)
225 Brunei
226 Malawi
227 Rwanda
228 Chagos Islands
229 Heard Islands
230 Fed. States of Micronesia
231 St. Peter / Paul Rocks
232 Aruba Islands
233 Romania
234 Afghanistan
235 I.T.U. Geneva
236 Bangladesh
237 Myanmar
238 Cambodia
239 Laos
240 Macao
241 Spratly Islands
242 Vietnam
243 Agalega & Brandon
244 Pagalu Isl. (Annobon)
245 Niger
246 Sao Tome & Principe
247 Navassa Islands
248 Turks & Caicos Islands
249 Northern Cook Islands
250 Southern Cook Islands
251 Albania
252 Revilla Gigedo Islands
253 Andaman & Nicobar
254 Mount Athos
255 Kerguelen Islands
256 Prince Edward & Marion
257 Rodrigues Islands
258 Tristan da Cunha & Gough Islands
259 Tromelin Islands
260 Baker & Howland
261 Chatham Islands
262 Johnston Islands
263 Kermadec Islands
264 Kingman Reef
265 Central Kiribati (Phoenix Islands)
266 Eastern Kiribati (Line Islands)
267 Kure Islands
268 Lord Howe Islands
269 Mellish Reef
270 Minami Torishima
271 Nauru
272 Niue Islands
273 Jarvis & Palmyra
274 Pitcairn Islands
275 Tokelau Islands
276 Tuvalu Islands
277 Sable Islands
278 Wake Islands
279 Willis Islands
280 Aves Islands
281 Ogasawara Islands
282 Auckland / Campbell Islands
283 St. Kitts & Nevis Islands
284 St. Paul Islands
285 Fernando de Norona
286 Juan Fernandez
287 Malpelo Islands
288 San Felix & San Ambrosio
289 South Georgia Islands
290 Trindade & Martin Vaz Islands
291 Dhekelia & Akrotiri
293 Guinea Bissau
294 Peter First Islands
296 Clipperton Islands
297 Bouvet Islands
298 Crozet Islands
299 Desecheo Islands
300 Western Sahara / Rio de Oro
301 Armenia
302 Asiatic Russia
303 Azerbaijan
304 Estonia
305 Franz Josef Land
306 Georgia
307 Kaliningrad
308 Kazakhstan
309 Kirghiz
310 Latvia
311 Lithuania
312 Moldavia
313 Tadzhikistan
314 Turkmenistan
315 Ukraine
316 Uzbekistan
317 White Russia
318 Sov. Mil. Order of Malta
319 United Nations HQ New York
320 Banaba Isl. (Ocean Islands)
321 Conway Reef
323 Yemen
325 Rotuma Island
326 Malvj Vysotskij Islands
327 Slovenia
328 Croatia
329 Czech Republic
330 Slowakia
331 Bosnia-Hercegovina
332 Macedonia
333 Eritrea
334 North Korea
335 Scarborough Reef
336 Pratas Islands
337 Austral Islands
338 Marquesas Islands
339 Temotu
340 Palestina
341 East Timor
342 Chesterfield Islands
343 Ducie Islands
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