1.25-meter Band - Countries With Known Allocations

Countries With Known Allocations

ITU Region 1

Somalia (220–225 MHz)

ITU Region 2

Aruba (220–225 MHz)

Bermuda (220–225 MHz)

Brazil (220–225 MHz)

Canada (222–225 MHz amateur primary exclusive; 219–220 MHz secondary and shared; 220–222 MHz, only for "disaster relief" )

French Overseas Departments and Territories in Region 2 (220–225 MHz)
- Overseas Departments:
  - French Guiana
  - Guadeloupe
  - Martinique
- Overseas collectivities:
  - Saint Barthélemy
  - Saint Martin
  - Saint Pierre and Miquelon

Jamaica (220–225 MHz)

Mexico (220–225 MHz) (Band is channelized in some segments.)

Trinidad and Tobago (220–225 MHz)

United States of America (222–225 MHz amateur primary exclusive; 219–220 MHz secondary, shared and limited)

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