Spain (Southeast EA5)

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1 Summits on the Air Spain (Southeast EA5) Association Reference Manual Document Reference S37.1 Issue number 1.1 Date of issue 1-Apr-2016 Participation start date 1-Oct-2010 Authorised Association Manager Summits-on-the-Air Date: 27-Aug-2010 obo SOTA Management Team Alejandro Estrada, EB5AL an original concept by G3WGV and developed with G3CWI Notice Summits on the Air SOTA and the SOTA logo are trademarks of the Programme. This document is copyright of the Programme. All other trademarks and copyrights referenced herein are acknowledged.

2 Table of contents 2.1 REGION REFERENCE Albacete Regional notes Table of summits REGION REFERENCE Alicante Regional notes Table of summits REGION REFERENCE Castellón Regional notes Table of summits REGION REFERENCE Murcia Regional notes Table of summits REGION REFERENCE Valencia Regional notes Table of summits Change Control Date Version Details 01-Mar First formal issue of this document 01-Apr Summit EA5/AT-015 relocated region to become EA5/AB-015 Valid to and valid from dates set. Typo corrected: EA5/VL-011 Was Cinto Cobra. Page 2 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

3 1 Association Reference Data Association Commencement date 01 Oct 2010 Regions Albacete (AB-xxx) Alicante (AT-xxx) Castellón (CS-xxx) Murcia (MU-xxx) Valencia (VL-xxx) SPAIN SOUTHEAST EA5 Association parameters 1 Summit operation criteria Band 1, score 1 point Band 2, score 2 points Band 3, score 4 points Band 4, score 6 points Band 5, score 8 points Operation must be within 25m vertically of the summit Summit altitude less than 500 metres a.s.l. Summit altitude between 500 and 1000 metres a.s.l. Summit altitude between 1000 and 1500 metres a.s.l.l Summit altitude between 1500 and 1800 metres a.s.l. Summit altitude between 1800 and 2000 metres a.s.l. Band 6, score 10 points Seasonal bonus Bonus rationale Min. height for bonus Bonus period dates Association sponsored awards Summit altitude more than 2000 metres a.s.l. Yes Winter period with highest probability of sub-zero temperatures and deep snow 3 Points for activations >=1500m ASL 1 December to 15 March inclusive None Association Manager Alejandro (Alex) Estrada, EB5AL eb5al@hotmail.com 1.1 Programme derivation EA5 SOTA is an extension of similar programmes already active in other countries. The summit database is unlikely to be complete. If you find a summit which you'd like to add to SOTA-EA5, or you find a mistake in this ARM please contact the Association Manager. Activators are asked to submit details of proposed additional summits to the Association Manager. Summits cannot be counted for points until a reference number has been allocated by the Association Manager. 1 See General Rules for parameter definitions Page 3 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

4 1.2 General information Regions are based on EA5 Spanish provinces To qualify for a summit it has to meet the following requirements: The summit must be listed in the Hiking Map 1: with a corresponding Name The summit must be elevated at least 150 m from it s surroundings In the case of doubt the Management Team will decide whether the Summit will be added to the list The summit database does not claim to be completed and can only be changed by the acceptance of the management team. Summits cannot be counted for points until a launch date and reference number has been allocated by the Association Manager and approved by the SOTA Management Team. 1.3 Rights of way and access issues Footpaths in EA5 are usually well marked. Anyhow you should take a good map of the region where you want to hike plus GPS and/or compass if you have one. Never hike without a map, always follow the footpath. If a summit is in private property or you need to cross private property to access it, you will need the owner's permission before attempting activation. 1.4 Maps and navigation The easiest way to obtain a map is to get online. The most common cartography for hiking is the Mapa Topográfico Nacional (MTN) published by the Instituto Geográfico Nacional. Many products, such as a 1:25000 raster (MTN25), can be now downloaded freely from the download centre of the Spanish Centro Nacional de Información Geográfica ( Some areas of EA5 are covered by APRS. 1.5 Safety considerations Before hiking always consult a weather forecast. Please remember that weather in the mountains can change rapidly and you should be always prepared for snow, rain, strong wind or intensive sun, especially over 1000 metres a.s.l. In case of emergency you should call 112, the universal emergency number for all EU member states. 1.6 Foreign Hams in EA5 Holders of CEPT Licenses are authorised to transmit according to their licenses and IARU Region I Bandplan. You should have a copy of your license with you. You should prefix your callsign with EA5/ (EA is the main prefix in Spain, other common prefixes are EB and EC; special event callsigns include ED, EE, EF, EH, AM, AN and AO). If you'd like to transmit from Spain for longer than 3 months you should contact the Jefatura Provincial de Telecomunicaciones of the respective province in order to obtain a Spanish licence. Page 4 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

5 . Division of EA..EA5 (Green-Clearly) Page 5 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

6 1.7 Awards There are no Association-specific awards at the moment. 1.8 Disclaimer Hiking, hill-walking and rock-climbing are potentially dangerous activities. The SOTA Management Team and their associates assume no responsibility for accidents. Participants must be competent to undertake their proposed Expedition and must carry suitable equipment, taking account of the terrain, weather conditions, etc. Activators take part in the Programme entirely at their own risk and the Programme in its entirety shall accept no responsibility for injury, loss of life or any other loss. Activators are reminded that hill climbing is an inherently hazardous activity. Accidents can and do happen in the mountains and the risk is neither increased nor mitigated by the SOTA programme. Each participant does so at his or her own risk, and must decide, on the basis of their own ability, whether an objective is achievable. The listing of a summit in the reference does not mean that it is easy to reach, and it is always worth seeking local advice for all but the simplest of the expeditions. Page 6 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

7 2 Summit Reference Data 2.1 Region Reference Albacete Association Region Region manager Spain (Southeast EA5) Albacete (EA5/AB-xxx) Refer to Association Manager Regional notes The province of Albacete is one of 5 provinces of Spain EA5, and one of five provinces which constitute the autonomous community of Castilla la Mancha. This province is surrounded by the Ciudad Real to the West, to the Cuenca Province to the North, to Murcia Province to the South and to Alicante province to the east Table of summits Ref. Summit Name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Locator 1 Locator 2 Valid From (DD/MM/Y YYY) Valid To (DD/MM/ YYYY) Score EA5/AB-001 Cabras, Las /10/ EA5/AB-002 Mentiras /10/ EA5/AB-003 Almenaras /10/ EA5/AB-004 Pico de la Sarga /10/ EA5/AB-005 Argel /10/ EA5/AB-006 Padroncillo /10/ EA5/AB-007 Molata /10/ /06/ EA5/AB-008 Mugrón /10/ EA5/AB-009 Silla /10/ /06/ EA5/AB-010 Sol, Peña del /10/ /06/ EA5/AB-011 Mingarnao /07/ EA5/AB-012 Padrastro /07/ EA5/AB-013 Serralba /07/ EA5/AB-014 Gallinero /07/ EA5/AB-015 Oliva /04/ Page 7 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

8 2.2 Region Reference Alicante Association Region Region manager Spain (Southeast EA5) Alicante (EA5/AT-xxx) Refer to Association Manager Regional notes The province of Alicante is one of 5 provinces of Spain EA5, and one of three provinces which constitute the autonomous Comunidad Valenciana. This province is surrounded by the Albacete to the West, Valencia Province to the North, Murcia Province to the South and the Mediterranean Sea to the east Table of summits Ref. Summit Name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Locator 1 Locator 2 Valid From (DD/MM/Y YYY) Valid To (DD/MM/ YYYY) Score EA5/AT-001 Aitana /10/ EA5/AT-002 Puig Campana /10/ EA5/AT-003 Montcabrer /10/ EA5/AT-004 Pla de la Casa /10/ EA5/AT-005 Menetjador /10/ EA5/AT-006 Plans /10/ EA5/AT-007 Maigmó /10/ EA5/AT-008 Despenyador /10/ EA5/AT-009 La Capilla /10/ EA5/AT-010 Peña Migjorn /10/ EA5/AT-011 Aixorta /10/ EA5/AT-012 Reconco /10/ EA5/AT-013 Cabezón del Oro /10/ EA5/AT-014 Alfaro /10/ EA5/AT-015 Oliva /10/ /03/ EA5/AT-016 Cid, Silla del /10/ EA5/AT-017 Bernia /10/ EA5/AT-018 Benicadell /10/ EA5/AT-019 Argallet /10/ EA5/AT-020 Cocoll /10/ EA5/AT-021 Algarejo /10/ EA5/AT-022 Safor, La /10/ /06/ EA5/AT-023 Ascensión /10/ EA5/AT-024 La Carrasca /10/ EA5/AT-025 Zafra /10/ EA5/AT-026 Bola /10/ EA5/AT-027 Cámara /10/ EA5/AT-028 La Vella /10/ EA5/AT-029 Montgó /10/ EA5/AT-030 Orcheta /10/ EA5/AT-031 Orihuela /10/ EA5/AT-032 Oltá /10/ EA5/AT-033 Alto del Aguila /10/ EA5/AT-034 San Pascual /10/ EA5/AT-035 Segaria /10/ Page 8 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

9 EA5/AT-036 Fontcalent /10/ EA5/AT-037 Llorensa /10/ EA5/AT-038 Helada /10/ EA5/AT-039 Ifach /10/ EA5/AT-040 Cerro La Mola /07/ Page 9 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

10 2.3 Region Reference Castellón Association Region Region manager Spain (Southeast EA5) Castellón (EA5/CS-xxx) Refer to Association Manager Regional notes The province of Castellón is one of 5 provinces of Spain EA5, and one of three provinces which constitute the autonomous Comunidad Valenciana. This province is surrounded by Teruel province to the West, Tarragona Province to the North, Valencia Province to the South and the Mediterranean Sea to the east Table of summits Ref. Summit Name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Locator 1 Locator 2 Valid From (DD/MM/YY YY) Valid To (DD/MM/YY YY) Score EA5/CS-001 Penyagolosa /10/ EA5/CS-002 Cruces /10/ EA5/CS-003 Pina /10/ EA5/CS-004 Tossal d Encanadé /10/ EA5/CS-005 Tossal dels Tres Reis /10/ EA5/CS-006 La Puntasa /10/ EA5/CS-007 Mola d Ares /10/ EA5/CS-008 Altis /10/ EA5/CS-009 Nevera /10/ EA5/CS-010 Turmell /10/ EA5/CS-011 Palomas /10/ EA5/CS-012 Castell /10/ EA5/CS-013 La Rápita /10/ EA5/CS-014 Espadá /10/ EA5/CS-015 Espaneguera /10/ EA5/CS-016 Tossal de Saragossa /10/ EA5/CS-017 Bartolo /10/ EA5/CS-018 Penya /10/ EA5/CS-019 Encanes /10/ EA5/CS-020 Campanilles /10/ Page 10 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

11 2.4 Region Reference Murcia Association Region Region manager Spain (Southeast EA5) Cuenca (EA5/MU-xxx) Refer to Association Manager Regional notes The province of Murcia is one of 5 provinces of Spain EA5, and one of the provinces which constitute the autonomous community of Región de Murcia. This province is surrounded by Albacete province to the West, Alicante Province to the North, Almeria Provinces to the South and the Mediterranean Sea to the east Table of summits Ref. Summit Name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Locator 1 Locator 2 Valid From (DD/MM/YY YY) Valid To (DD/MM/YY YY) Page 11 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1 Score EA5/MU-001 Obispos, Alto de los /10/ EA5/MU-002 Mojantes /10/ EA5/MU-003 Pajarón /10/ EA5/MU-004 Puntal del Carreño /10/ EA5/MU-005 Espuña /10/ EA5/MU-006 Selva /10/ EA5/MU-007 Gorra Nogueras /10/ EA5/MU-008 Molata /10/ EA5/MU-009 Gato /10/ EA5/MU-010 Alto del Frontón /10/ EA5/MU-011 Gigante /10/ EA5/MU-012 Pinar Negro /10/ EA5/MU-013 Buitre /10/ EA5/MU-014 Muela de Moratalla /10/ EA5/MU-015 Morra del Tabaco /10/ /06/ EA5/MU-016 Tabaco, Morra del /10/ EA5/MU-017 Carche /10/ EA5/MU-018 Pila /10/ EA5/MU-019 Cabezo Jara /10/ EA5/MU-020 Pericay /10/ EA5/MU-021 Almeces /10/ EA5/MU-022 Buey /10/ EA5/MU-023 Carrascoy /10/ EA5/MU-024 Santa Ana /10/ EA5/MU-025 Manilla /10/ EA5/MU-026 Hermana /10/ /06/ EA5/MU-027 Molar /10/ EA5/MU-028 Oro /10/ EA5/MU-029 Cantón /10/ EA5/MU-030 Almenara /10/ EA5/MU-031 Medro /10/ EA5/MU-032 Sol, Peña del /10/ EA5/MU-033 Molino /10/2010 2

12 EA5/MU-034 Almorchón /10/ EA5/MU-035 Cabeza del Asno /10/ EA5/MU-036 Algarrobo /10/ EA5/MU-037 Columbares /10/ EA5/MU-038 Peñas Blancas /10/ EA5/MU-039 Relojero /10/ EA5/MU-040 Navela /10/ EA5/MU-041 Blanca /10/ Page 12 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

13 2.5 Region Reference Valencia Association Region Region manager Spain (Southeast EA5) Valencia (EA5/VL-xxx) Refer to Association Manager Regional notes The province of Valencia is one of 5 provinces of Spain EA5, and one of three provinces which constitute the autonomous community of Comunidad Valenciana. This province is surrounded by Cuenca Province to the West, Castellón Province to the North, Alicante Province to the South and the Mediterranean Sea to the east Table of summits Ref. Summit Name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Locator 1 Locator 2 Valid From (DD/MM/YY YY) Valid To (DD/MM/YY YY) Score EA5/VL-001 Erilla /10/ EA5/VL-002 Cabezo /10/ EA5/VL-003 Marisancho /10/ EA5/VL-004 Palomeras /10/ EA5/VL-005 Tejo /10/ EA5/VL-006 Caroch /10/ EA5/VL-007 Nevera /10/ EA5/VL-008 Montemayor /10/ EA5/VL-009 Benicadell /10/ /06/ EA5/VL-010 Martés /10/ EA5/VL-011 Cinto Cabra /10/ EA5/VL-012 Safor, La /10/ EA5/VL-013 Silla /10/ EA5/VL-014 Mondúver /10/ EA5/VL-015 Ratlla /10/ EA5/VL-016 Falconera /10/ Page 13 of 14 Document S37.1 v1.1

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