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List of broadcast satellites ： ウィキペディア英語版
List of satellites in geosynchronous orbit

This is a list of satellites in geosynchronous orbit. These satellites are commonly used for communication purposes, such as radio and television networks, backhaul, and direct broadcast. Traditional global navigation systems do not use geosynchronous satellites, but some SBAS navigation satellites do. A number of weather satellites are also present in geosynchronous orbits. Not included in the list below are several more classified military geosynchronous satellites, such as PAN.
Listings are from west to east (decreasing longitude in the Western Hemisphere and increasing longitude in the Eastern Hemisphere) by orbital position, starting and ending with the International Date Line.
Some of these satellites are separated from each other by as little as one tenth of a degree longitude. This corresponds to an inter-satellite spacing of approximately 73 km. The major consideration for spacing of geostationary satellites is the beamwidth at-orbit of uplink transmitters, which is primarily a factor of the size and stability of the uplink dish, as well as what frequencies the satellite's transponders receive; satellites with discontiguous frequency allocations can be much closer together.
==Western hemisphere==

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! Location
! Satellite
! Satellite
bus
! Source
! Operator
! Type
! Coverage
! Launch date/rocket (GMT)
! All locations
!width="200pt"| Remarks
! As of
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|180.0°W
|Intelsat-18
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|177.1°W
|YAMAL 300K
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|176.9°W
|NSS-9
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|176.8°W
|Astra-3B
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|174.3°W
|TDRS-10
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|171.1°W
|TDRS-11
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|167.6°W
|TDRS-5
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|148.0°W
|EchoStar-1
|Lockheed Martin AS-7000
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Long March 2E
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|Scheduled to move to 77°W soon
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|139.0°W
|Americom-8
|Lockheed Martin A2100A
|US
|SES Americom & AT&T Alascom
|Television and radio broadcasting
|24 C band (Canada, Caribbean, CONUS)
|, Ariane 5G
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|Previously GE-8 for GE Americom; also known as Aurora III; replaced Satcom C-5 in March 2001
|2008-11-20
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|137.0°W
|Americom-7
|Lockheed Martin A2100A
|US
|SES Americom
|Television and radio broadcasting
|Canada, CONUS, Mexico
|, Ariane 5G
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|Previously GE-7 for GE Americom
|2008-11-20
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|135.0°W
|Americom-10
|Lockheed Martin A2100A
|US
|SES Americom
|Television and Radio Broadcasting
|Canada, Caribbean, CONUS, Mexico
|, Atlas II-AS
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|2008-11-20
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|134.7°W
|GOES-15
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|133.0°W
|Galaxy-15
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|131.0°W
|AMC-11
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|129.0°W
|Galaxy-12
|Orbital Sciences Corporation Star-2
|US
|Intelsat
|Television/Radio Broadcasting
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|, Ariane 5G
|123.0°W
|replaced failed Galaxy 15
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|131.0°W
|Americom-11
|Lockheed Martin A2100A
|US
|SES Americom
|Television and Radio Broadcasting
|24 C Band transponders (Canada, Caribbean, CONUS, Mexico)
|, Atlas II-AS
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|2008-11-20
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|129.0°W
|Galaxy-27
|FS-1300
|US
|Intelsat
|Television broadcasting & Satellite Internet Access
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|, Ariane 44LP
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|Formerly known as IA-7 and Telstar-7
|2008-11-20
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|128.8°W
|Ciel-2
|Thales Alenia Space Spacebus 4000 C4
|Canada
|Ciel Satellite Group
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Proton-M
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|Leased to Echostar/Dish Network
|2009-02-06
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|128.6°W
|AMC-1
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|rowspan="2"|127.0°W
|Galaxy-13
|HS-601
|US
|Intelsat
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|24 C Band transponders
|, Zenit-3SL
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|Same satellite as Horizons-1
|2008-11-20
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|Horizons-1
|HS-601
|US
|Japan Satellite Systems
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|24 Ku-Band transponders
|, Zenit-3SL
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|Same satellite as Galaxy-13
|2008-11-20
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|125.0°W
|Galaxy-14
|Orbital Sciences Corporation Star-2
|US
|Intelsat
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|24 C Band transponders - North America
|, Soyuz-FG/Fregat
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|2008-11-20
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|124.9°W
|AMC-21
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|123.0°W
|Galaxy 18
|LS-1300
|US
|Intelsat
|Television and radio broadcasting
|North America
|, Zenit-3SL
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite
|2008-11-19
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|rowspan="2"|121.0°W
|Galaxy-23
|FS-1300
|US
|Intelsat
|Direct Broadcasting
|North America
|, Zenit-3SL
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|Hybrid C/Ku/Ka-band satellite; C band payload referred to as Galaxy-23
|2008-11-26
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|EchoStar-9
|FS-1300
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
|North America
|, Zenit-3SL
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|Hybrid C/Ku/Ka-band satellite; Ku/Ka-band payload referred to as EchoStar-9
|2008-11-26
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|119.1°W
|DirecTV-7S
|LS-1300
|US
|DirecTV
|Direct Broadcasting
|54 Ku-band transponders
|, Zenit-3SL
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|8 active transponders at this time
|2008-11-26
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|118.8°W
|EchoStar-7
|Lockheed Martin A2100AX
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
|32 Ku-band transponders
|, Atlas IIIB
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|21 active transponders at this time
|2008-11-26
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|118.7°W
|Anik F3
|EADS Astrium Eurostar-3000S
|Canada
|Telesat Canada
|Direct Broadcasting
|24 C band transponders, 32 Ku-band transponders, 2 Ka-band transponders
|, Proton
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|Ku-Band leased to Echostar/Dish Network
|2008-11-26
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|116.8°W
|SatMex 5
|Hughes HS-601HP
|Mexico
|Satmex
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|24 C band transponders, 24 Ku-band transponders
|, Ariane 42L
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|2008-11-26
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|116.1°W
|SIRIUS-FM-6
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|115.2°W
|XM-Blues
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|US
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|115.0°W
|Solidaridad-2
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|Mexico
|Satmex
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|, Ariane 44L
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|115.1°W
|VIASAT-1
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|115.0°W
|EUTELSAT 115 West A
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|114.8°W
|MEXSAT-3
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|113.0°W
|Satmex 6
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|Mexico
|Satmex
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|, Ariane 5 ECA
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|113.0°W
|EUTELSAT 113 West A
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|111.2°W
|WILDBLUE-1
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|111.1°W
|Anik F2
|Boeing 702
|Canada
|Telesat Canada
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Ariane 5G
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|Hybrid C/Ku/Ka-band satellite
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|111.0°W
|TERRESTAR-1
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|rowspan="3"|110.0°W
|EchoStar-11
|LS-1300
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|2008-11-19
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|EchoStar-10
|A2100AXS
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|DirecTV-5
|LS-1300
|US
|DirecTV
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Proton
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|32 Ku-band transponders
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|108.0°W
|GOES-3
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|rowspan="2"|107.3°W
|Anik F1
|Boeing 702
|Canada
|Telesat Canada
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Ariane 44L
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite; will be replaced by Anik F1R
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|Anik F1R
|Eurostar-3000
|Canada
|Telesat Canada
|Direct Broadcasting, WAAS PRN #138
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|, Proton
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite; will replace Anik F1
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|rowspan="2"|105.0°W
|AMC-18
|A2100A
|US
|SES Americom
|Direct Broadcasting
|Canada, Caribbean, CONUS, Mexico
|, Ariane 5
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|Americom-15
|A2100AXS
|US
|SES Americom
|Direct Broadcasting
|Alaska, CONUS, Hawaii
|, Proton-M
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|Hybrid Ku/Ka-band satellite; twin of Americom-16
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|104.6°W
|GOES-14
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|103.0°W
|Americom-1
|A2100A
|US
|SES Americom
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|Canada, Caribbean, CONUS, Mexico
|, Atlas II-A
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite
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|102.9°W
|SPACEWAY-1
|Boeing 702
|US
|DirecTV
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|102.8°W
|DIRECTV-10
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|102.8°W
|DIRECTV-12
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|101.3°W
|SkyTerra-1
|Boeing 702
|US
|LightSquared
|Telecommunications
|US
|, ILS Proton-M
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|101.2°W
|DirecTV-4S
|HS-601
|US
|DirecTV
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Ariane 44LP
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|48 Ku-band transponders
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|101.1°W
|DirecTV-9S
|LS-1300
|US
|DirecTV
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Ariane 5 ECA
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|101.0°W
|AMC-4
|A2100AX
|US
|SES Americom
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|Canada, Caribbean, Central America, CONUS, Mexico
|, Ariane 44LP
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite
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|100.8°W
|DirecTV-8
|LS-1300
|US
|DirecTV
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Proton
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|Hybrid Ku/Ka-band satellite
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|99.2°W
|DIRECTV-14
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|99.2°W
|DIRECTV-11
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|99.1°W
|SPACEWAY-2
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|US
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|, Ariane 5 ECA
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|97.0°W
|Galaxy-16
|FS-1300
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|Intelsat
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|98.0°W
|Inmarsat-4 F3〔wikipedia list of Inmarsat satellites〕
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|UK
|Inmarsat
|Maritime and Aviation Communications
|Canada, Caribbean, CONUS, Mexico
|, Atlas V 431
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|2014-04-2
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|97.0°W
|Galaxy-19
|FS-1300
|US
|Intelsat
|Television and Radio Broadcasting
|24 C- and 28 Ku-band transponders (North America)
|, Zenit-3SL
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|2008-11-20
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|96.0°W
|SIRIUS-FM-5
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|95.2°W
|DIRECTV-15
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|95.0°W
|Galaxy 3C
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|US
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|95.0°W
|INTELSAT-30
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|93.0°W
|Galaxy-26
|FS-1300
|US
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|, Proton-K
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|94.9°W
|SPACEWAY-3
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|93.1°W
|GALAXY-25
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|91.1°W
|Nimiq 1
|A2100AX
|Canada
|Telesat Canada
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Proton
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|32 Ku-band transponders
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|91.0°W
|Galaxy 17
|Spacebus 3000 B3
|US
|Intelsat
|Television and radio broadcasting
|North America
|, Ariane 5 ECA
|74°W July 2007 to March 2008
|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite
|2008-06-13
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|89.0°W
|Galaxy-28
|FS-1300
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|Intelsat
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|The Americas
|, Zenit-3SL
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|Hybrid C/Ku/Ka-band satellite; launched as Telstar 8
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|87.2°W
|TKSAT-1
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|87.0°W
|AMC 3
|A2100A
|US
|SES Americom
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|Canada, Caribbean, CONUS, Mexico
|, Atlas II-A
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite
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|85.2°W
|XM-5
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|85.1°W
|XM-Rhythm
|Boeing 702
|US
|XM Satellite Radio Holdings
|Radio Broadcasting
|CONUS
|, Zenit-3SL
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|85.0°W
|Americom-2
|A2100A
|US
|SES Americom
|Direct Broadcasting
|Canada, CONUS, Mexico
|, Ariane 44L
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|Americom-16
|A2100AXS
|US
|SES Americom
|Direct Broadcasting
|Alaska, CONUS, Hawaii
|, Atlas V (521)
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|Hybrid Ku/Ka-band satellite; twin of Americom-15
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|84.0°W
|Brasilsat-B3
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|Brazil
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|, Ariane 44LP
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|84.0°W
|BRASILSAT-B4
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|83.8°W
|HISPASAT-1C
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|83.0°W
|Americom-9
|Spacebus 3000B3
|US
|SES Americom
|Direct Broadcasting
|Canada, Caribbean, Central America, CONUS, Mexico
|, Proton
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite
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|rowspan="2"|82.0°W
|Nimiq 2
|A2100AX
|Canada
|Telesat Canada
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Proton
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|Hybrid Ku/Ka-band satellite
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|Nimiq 3
|HS-601
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|Telesat Canada
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Ariane 42P
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|Previously DirecTV-3 for DirecTV
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|82.0°W
|NIMIQ-4
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|81W
|ARSAT-2
|ARSAT-3K
|Argentina
|ARSAT
|Data, Internet and TV broadcasting.
|Ku Band: North America and South America except Brazil, C Band: Americas
|, Ariane 5ECA
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|2015-10-10〔
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|80.9°W
|SBS-6
|HS-393
|US
|Intelsat
|Television and Radio Broadcasting
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|, Ariane 44L
|74°W Nov 1995 to Jan 2008
|Beyond expected end of life. Serves Argentina now
|2008-06-13
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|80.8°W
|AMC-2
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|rowspan="2"|79.0°W
|Americom-5
|Spacebus 2000
|US
|SES Americom
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|Canada, CONUS, Mexico
|, Ariane 44L
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|Satcom C3
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|US
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|, Ariane 44LP
|Inclined orbit
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|78.8°W
|SKY MEXICO-1
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|78.0°W
|VENESAT-1
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|rowspan="2"|77.0°W
|EchoStar-4
|A2100AX
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Proton
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|spare
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|EchoStar-8
|FS-1300
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Proton
|110°W
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|2008-11-19
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|77.1°W
|ECHOSTAR-1
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|77.0°W
|QUETZSAT-1
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|76.9°W
|ECHOSTAR-8
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|76.8°W
|Galaxy 4R
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|US
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|, Ariane 42L
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|Inclined orbit
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|76.2°W
|INTELSAT-16
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|76.2°W
|GOES-13
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|75.0°W
|Brasilsat-B1
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|Brazil
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|, Ariane 44LP
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|74.9°W
|Galaxy-9
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|US
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|, Delta II (7925)
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|spare
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|74.0°W
|Horizons-2
|STAR Bus
|US
|Intelsat JSAT
|Television and Radio Broadcasting
|CONUS Canada Caribbean
|, Ariane 5GS
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|20 Ku Xpndrs
|2008-06-13
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|72.7°W
|EchoStar-6
|FS-1300
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
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|, Atlas II-AS
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|2008-11-19
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|72.5°W
|Directv-1R
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|US
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|72.0°W
|AMC-6
|A2100AX
|US
|SES Americom
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|CONUS, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, Central America
|, Proton-M
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|Hybrid C/Ku-band satellite; a portion of the Ku-band payload is dedicated to South America
|
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|71.8°W
|ARSAT-1
|ARSAT-3K
|Argentina
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|Direct Broadcasting
|Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay
|, Ariane 5ECA
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|First geostationary satellite built in Latin America
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|71.0°W
|Nahuel 1A
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|Argentina
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|, Ariane 44L
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|70.0°W
|STAR ONE C2
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|69.9°W
|STAR ONE C4
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|67.0°W
|AMC-4
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|67.0°W
|AMC-3
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|70.0°W
|Brasilsat-B4
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|Brazil
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|, Ariane 44LP
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|65.0°W
|Brasilsat-B2
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|Brazil
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|, Ariane 44LP+
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|65.0°W
|STAR ONE C1
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|63.0°W
|Estrela do Sul 1
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|Brazil
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|, Zenit-3SL
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|63.0°W
|TELSTAR-14R
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|62.8°W
|ABS-1A
|
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|62.2°W
|TDRS-3
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|61.5°W
|ECHOSTAR-16
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|61.3°W
|EchoStar-12
|A2100AXS
|US
|
|
|
|, Atlas V (521)
|
|Formerly Rainbow-1, purchased from VOOM
|
|-
|61.8°W
|EchoStar-3
|A2100AX
|US
|Echostar/DISH Network
|Direct Broadcasting
|
|, Atlas II-AS
|
|
|
|-
|61.0°W
|Hispasat Amazonas
|
|Spain
|
|
|
|, Proton-M
|
|
|
|-
|58.0°W
|Intelsat-9
|HS-601HP
|US
|
|
|, Zenit-3SL
|
|
|formerly PAS-9
|
|-
|55.5°W
|Intelsat-805
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Atlas II-AS
|
|
|
|-
|54.0°W〔
|Inmarsat-3 F4
|
|UK
|Inmarsat
|Maritime and Aviation Communications
|Atlantic Ocean Region
|, Arianne 44L
|
|
|2014-04-2
|-
|53.0°W
|Intelsat-707
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Ariane 4
|
|
|
|-
|50.0°W
|Intelsat-705
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Atlas II-AS
|
|
|
|-
|45.0°W
|Intelsat 14
|HS702
|US
|
|
|
|, Ariane 5G
|
|formerly PAS-1R, and IS-1R
|
|-
|43.1°W
|Intelsat-3R
|HS-601
|US
|
|
|
|, Ariane 44L
|
|formerly PAS-3R
|
|-
|43.0°W
|Intelsat-6B
|HS-601HP
|
|
|
|
|, Ariane 42L
|
|formerly PAS-6B
|
|-
|40.5°W
|NSS-806
|AS-7000
|Netherlands
|
|
|
|, Atlas II-AS
|
|
|
|-
|rowspan="2"|37.5°W
|NSS-10
|Spacebus 4000 C3
|
|
|
|
|, Proton
|
|
|
|-
|Telstar-11
|
|US
|
|
|
|
|
|Inclined orbit
|
|-
|34.5°W
|Intelsat-903
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Proton-K
|
|
|
|-
|31.5°W
|Intelsat-801
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Ariane 44P
|
|
|
|-
|rowspan="2"|30.0°W
|Hispasat-1C
|
|Spain
|
|
|
|, Atlas II-AS
|
|
|
|-
|Hispasat-1D
|
|Spain
|
|
|
|, Atlas II-AS
|
|
|
|-
|27.5°W
|Intelsat-907
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Ariane 44L
|
|
|
|-
|24.5°W
|Intelsat-905
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Ariane 44L
|
|
|
|-
|24.0°W
|Cosmos 2379
|
|Russia
|
|
|
|
|
|Inclined orbit
|
|-
|22.0°W
|NSS-7
|LM A2100AX
|Netherlands
|
|
|
|, Ariane 44L
|
|
|
|-
|20.0°W
|Intelsat-603
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Commercial Titan III
|
|Inclined orbit
|
|-
|18.0°W
|Intelsat-901
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Ariane 44L
|
|
|
|-
|15.5°W
|Inmarsat 3 F2
|
|UK
|Inmarsat
|EGNOS PRN #120
|
|, Proton-K
|
|
|
|-
|15.0°W
|Telstar 12
|SSL
|US
|
|
|
|, Ariane 44LP
|
|
|
|-
|rowspan="2"|14.0°W
|Gorizont 32
|
|Russia
|
|
|
|
|
|Inclined orbit
|
|-
|Express-A4
|
|Russia
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|12.5°W
|Eutelsat 12 West A
|
|
|Europe
|
|
|, Ariane 5G
|
|formerly Atlantic Bird 1
|
|-
|11.0°W
|Express-A3
|
|Russia
|
|
|
|, Proton-K
|
|
|
|-
|rowspan="2"|8.0°W
|Eutelsat 8 West A
|
|
|Europe
|Eutelsat
|
|, Ariane 44P
|
|formerly Atlantic Bird 2
|
|-
|Telecom 2D
|
|France
|
|
|
|, Ariane 44L
|
|Inclined orbit
|
|-
|rowspan="4"|7.0°W
|Nilesat 101
|
|Egypt
|
|
|
|, Ariane 44P
|
|
|
|-
|Nilesat 102
|
|Egypt
|
|
|
|, Ariane 44LP
|
|
|
|-
|Nilesat 103
|
|Egypt
|
|
|
|, Ariane 42P
|
|
|
|-
|Nilesat 201
|
|Egypt
|
|
|
|, Ariane 5
|
|
|
|-
|7.0°W
|Eutelsat 7 West A
|
|
|Europe
|Eutelsat
|
|
|
|formerly Atlantic Bird 7
|
|-
|5.0°W
|Eutelsat 5 West A
|
|
|Europe
|Eutelsat
|
|, Ariane 5
|
|formerly Atlantic Bird 3
|
|-
|rowspan="2"|4.0°W
|AMOS 1
|
|Israel
|
|
|
|, Ariane 44L
|
|
|
|-
|AMOS 2
|
|Israel
|
|
|
|, Soyuz-FG/Fregat
|
|
|
|-
|3.4°W
|Meteosat 8
|
|
|
|
|
|, Ariane 5G
|
|
|
|-
|1.0°W
|Intelsat 10-02
|
|
|Intelsat
|
|
|, Proton-M
|
|
|
|-
|rowspan="2"|0.8°W
|Thor 2
|
|Norway
|
|
|
|, Delta II
|
|
|
|-
|Thor 3
|
|Norway
|
|
|
|, Delta II (7925-9.5)
|
|
|
|-
|}

抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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