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UIT - List of Coast Stations and Special Service Stations List IV - CD-ROM 2025, Multilingue

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2025 coastal and special service station directory on CD-ROM. Covers GMDSS frequencies, DSC monitoring, weather alerts, and SAR contacts.
Multilingual and mandatory for GMDSS-equipped vessels.

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From which year does this nautical chart date?
2025
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In English language
In French language
In German language
In Spanish language
Sur CD / DVD

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2025 List of Coast Stations and Special Service Stations (List IV) – Multilingual CD-ROM

Publication in English
Digital version

Essential Radiocommunication Reference for Maritime Professionals

This comprehensive digital publication is the definitive resource for maritime radiocommunication, providing critical data for safe and efficient vessel operations. Designed for professionals in the merchant marine sector, it delivers up-to-date information on coastal stations, distress frequencies, and specialized maritime services. Whether navigating coastal waters or coordinating emergency responses, this tool ensures compliance with international maritime safety standards while optimizing communication protocols at sea.

Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) Compliance

As a mandatory reference under Annex 16 of the Radio Regulations, this publication is indispensable for vessels equipped with GMDSS. It includes precise transmission and reception frequencies for coastal radio stations, ensuring seamless integration with digital selective calling (DSC) and radiotelephony systems. The 2025 edition guarantees adherence to the latest regulatory requirements, making it a non-negotiable asset for maritime safety and operational efficiency.

Comprehensive Maritime Safety and Operational Data

Beyond distress communications, this publication offers a wealth of operational details, including geographic coordinates for coastal stations, medical advisory services, navigation and meteorological warnings, and Maritime Safety Information (MSI). It also covers Automatic Identification System (AIS) data, weather bulletins, time signals, and service schedules. Additional critical information includes port station frequencies, pilot services, Vessel Traffic Services (VTS), Rescue Coordination Centers (RCC), Search and Rescue (SAR) agencies, Navarea coordinators, and AIS Aids to Navigation (AtoNs).

Multilingual Accessibility for Global Operations

Available in six languages—English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, and Russian—this publication ensures accessibility for international maritime crews. The digital CD-ROM format allows for easy updates and quick reference, making it a practical solution for vessels operating across diverse linguistic regions. With its biennial updates, users can rely on the most current data to support safe and compliant maritime operations.

Designed for Efficiency and Reliability

Published every two years, the 2025 edition reflects the latest advancements in maritime communication technology. The digital format eliminates the need for printed supplements, streamlining access to essential information. Whether used for routine operations or emergency preparedness, this publication is engineered to meet the demands of modern maritime professionals, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and compliance with global standards.

Your Go-To Digital Reference for Maritime Radiocommunication
The 2025 List of Coast Stations and Special Service Stations (List IV) is a must-have digital resource for maritime professionals, delivering critical radiocommunication data in a compact, easy-to-access CD-ROM format. Designed to support safe and efficient vessel operations, this publication provides up-to-date frequencies, coordinates, and service details for coastal stations worldwide, ensuring compliance with international maritime safety regulations. Whether you're navigating coastal waters, coordinating distress signals, or managing routine communications, this tool is engineered to meet the demands of modern maritime operations.

Comprehensive Data for GMDSS and Beyond
This publication is an indispensable reference for vessels equipped with the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS), as mandated by Annex 16 of the Radio Regulations. It includes precise transmission and reception frequencies for coastal radio stations, ensuring seamless integration with digital selective calling (DSC) and radiotelephony systems. Beyond distress communications, it provides operational details such as medical advisory services, navigation and meteorological warnings, Maritime Safety Information (MSI), and Automatic Identification System (AIS) data. With coverage of port stations, pilot services, Vessel Traffic Services (VTS), and Rescue Coordination Centers (RCC), this resource is a one-stop solution for maritime safety and efficiency.

Multilingual and Digital for Global Accessibility
Available in six languages—English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, and Russian—this publication ensures accessibility for international maritime crews. The digital CD-ROM format allows for quick updates and easy reference, making it a practical choice for vessels operating across diverse linguistic regions. Published every two years, the 2025 edition reflects the latest advancements in maritime communication technology, ensuring that users have the most current data at their fingertips. With no printed supplements required, this digital format streamlines access to essential information, supporting both routine operations and emergency preparedness.

The 2025 List of Coast Stations and Special Service Stations (List IV) is available in a digital CD-ROM format, featuring multilingual support in English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, and Russian. This 7th edition is mandatory for GMDSS-equipped vessels starting December 2025, with the next edition scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2027. Weighing just 1 lb, this publication is designed for easy storage and access, ensuring maritime professionals have the latest radiocommunication data at their disposal.

With a long-standing reputation in the maritime industry, this publisher is recognized for delivering authoritative and reliable references for global navigation and communication. Specializing in regulatory compliance and operational safety, their publications are trusted by maritime professionals worldwide to provide accurate, up-to-date information essential for safe and efficient vessel operations.

  • This digital publication offers unparalleled convenience and reliability for maritime professionals. Its multilingual support ensures accessibility for international crews, while the CD-ROM format allows for quick updates and easy reference. With comprehensive coverage of coastal stations, distress frequencies, and specialized maritime services, it guarantees compliance with GMDSS and other international safety standards. The biennial updates ensure users always have the most current data, making it an indispensable tool for safe and efficient maritime operations.
What is the publication frequency of this directory?

This directory is published every two years, with the next edition scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Which languages are included in the 2025 edition?

The 2025 edition is available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish.

Is this CD-ROM mandatory for all vessels?

It is mandatory for vessels equipped with the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS), as per Annex 16 of the Radio Regulations, starting December 2025.

What types of stations are listed in this directory?

It includes coastal radio stations, port stations, pilot stations, terrestrial coastal stations, VTS (Vessel Traffic Services), and Rescue Coordination Centers (RCC).

Does this edition include printed supplements?

No, this edition does not include any printed supplements; it is available only in digital formats such as CD-ROM, USB, and digital download.

What safety information is provided for mariners?

It includes Maritime Safety Information (MSI), navigation and meteorological warnings, medical advice, weather bulletins, time radio signals, and AIS (Automatic Identification System) data.

What is the weight of the CD-ROM?

The CD-ROM weighs approximately 1 lb.

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