The US Borders utility determines the distance to the Canadian and Mexican borders and determines what region the user-specified coordinates reside as defined in Rule Section 90.619. Rule Section 90.619 defines Canadian regions for 800 and 900 MHz land mobile radio stations. This rule also defines which frequencies may or may not be assigned in regions near the Canadian and Mexican borders. This program provides the distance to Chicago per Rule 90.617 defining a unique channel plan for the Chicago area that the FCC defines as stations with a 70-mile radius of 41° 52' 28" N and 87° 38' 22" W. In addition, the utility provides a notice if the entered coordinates are in proximity to a defined peak as defined in Rule Section 90.621 (mountain peaks that should be provided special protection criteria).

Uses NAD83 Only

Enter the Latitude in Degrees Minutes Seconds as dd mm ss.ss

Include the negative symbol − for S latitude

Enter the Longitude in Degrees Minutes Seconds as ddd mm ss.ss

Include the negative symbol − for W longitude

Analysis for Borders and Regions:

Mexican Border
Canadian Border
Defined Peaks
Distance to Chicago
Region

Disclaimer:

The Commission makes no warranty whatsoever with respect to the above utility. In no event shall the Commission, or any of its officers, employees, or agents, be liable for any damages whatsoever (including, but not limited to, loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information, or any other loss) arising out of or relating to the existence, furnishing, function*ing or use of the utility.