call sign question

[N1SHF]

Hello, i have been a ham for 10 years now, but mainly active on 6m, and 70 cm. I recently bought a HF radio, and will be upgrading my license in 2 weeks.

Here is the question, Is there a website, or book that lists where all the various call prefixs are from?

I remember seeing a map several years ago that had every country's calls listed, any help on locating something like this would be appreciated.


thanks
Ken
n1shf

[AB0SI]

There are several such sites. One is
  http://www.cpcug.org/user/wfeidt/Dxcc/dxcc.html

enjoy!

Paul  AB0SI

[AA6YQ]

You might try DXView -- if you enter a callsign, it identifies the DXCC entity and displays its location on a world map, showing the correct beam heading and the solar terminator in real time.

DXView is free, and available via www.qsl.net/dxlab .

   73,

      Dave, AA6YQ

[STATICXD00D]

You can get the lists of the DXCC countries, and the IOTA numbers on the net at the following links:

http://www.qrz.com/i/dxcc.html?

and

http://www.qrz.com/i/iota.html?

73,
John N1JAC

[K7KBN]

You can go to the back pages of the ARRL Log Book and get most of what you need there.

[W3HF]

If you are looking for an online web page, the single best place to look is AC6V's Mega Prefix List.

http://www.ac6v.com/prefixes.htm

[K5ACQ]

You can go to the North Jersey DX Assosiation page and print out a DXCC/Beam heading list.  http://www.njdxa.org/dxcclist.shtml  Just use your exact location or city and you can print out beam headings for all the dxcc countries and this will also give you the complete countries list.