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Submarine Cable Almanac Issue 11 | August 2014
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Submarine Cables of The World
BCS North 120 BDM 122 Berytar 124
Bharat-Lanka 126 BICS 128
/ Jonah 134
Circe North 180
Circe South 182 CJFS 184 Columbus II 186
Columbus III 188
Concerto-1 190
Corfu-Bar 192
194 Danica North 196
142
ICN1 324
ICN2 326
ICX 328
Italy - Albania 330
Italy - Greece 332
Italy - Libya 334
Italy - Monaco 336
ITUR 338
JaKa2DeLeMa 340
JAKABARE 342
Japan-US 344
Jasuka 346
JIH 348
KAFOS 350
Kattegat-1 352
Keltra-2 354
KhulnaChennai 356
KJCN 358
Kodiak Kenai 360
Kuantan-Kota
Kinabaru 362
Kuwait-Iran 364
LEV 366
LION 368
LION-2 370
MAC 372
Main One 374
Malaysia Domestic (Northern Link) 376
Malaysia Domestic (Southern Link) 378
MalaysiaThailand 380
MataramKupang 382
Matrix 384
MauritiusRodrigues Island 386 Maya-1 388
MBDC 390
Med Cable Network 392
MedNautilus 394
MELITA-1 396
MENA 398
MIC-1 400
Micronesia Cable System 402
Minerva 404 NCP 408
Neptune Canada 410
Norsea Com-1 412 Northstar 414
NPC 416
PAC 418
Palau - Guam 420
PanAm 422
Pangea 424
Papua Cable System 426
PC-1 428
PCCS 430
PCX 432
PEC 434
PPC-1 436
Qatar-UAE 438
RJCN 440
RJK 442 SAC 444
SACS 446
SAFE 448
SAM-1 450
SAPL 452
SAS-1 454
SAT-2 456
SAT-3 458
SCAN 460
SCF-CN 462
SEA-ME-WE 3 464
SEA-ME-WE 4 466
SEA-ME-WE 5 468
Seabras-1 470
Seacom 472
SEAK 474
SF-S 4 476
SFL 478
SG - SCS 480
Shefa 2 482
Silphium 484
SJC 486
SKKL-JS 488
SMPR-1 490
Solas 492
Solomon Island to the World 494
Southern Cross Cable Network 496
Sub 498
Svalbard 500
T-V-H 502
Taino Carib 504
Tangerine 506
Tasman Global Access 508
Tasman-2 510
TAT 14 512
TE North 514
TEAMS 518
TGN Eurasia 520
TGN Gulf 522
TGN IntraAsia 524
TGN Northern Europe 526
TGN Transatlantic 528
TGN Transpacific 530
TGN Western Europe 532
TGN-TIC 534
Tierra del Fuego 536
TIS 538
TISICS 540
Tonga-Fiji 542
TPC-5 544
TPE 546
Trident 548
TrinidadCuraçao 550
TripoliBenghazi Cable 552
TubrokEmased 554
TWA-1 556
Ugarit 560
Unisur 562
Unity 564
VanuatuPapua New Guinea 566
VentspilsGotland 568
VMSCS 570 WACS 572
WARF 574 Western VisayasPalawan 576
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Landing Points: Barcelona (Spain), Marseilles (France), Palermo (Italy), Abu Talat (Egypt), Zafrana (Egypt), Djibouti, Oman, Fujairah (UAE), Mumbai (India), Kenya, Sri Lanka, Cox Bazaar (Bangladesh), Myanmar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai (China)
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Channel Capacity: 100 Gbps
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