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    This document outlines the revised 700 MHz band plan for commercial wireless services in the United States. It divides the lower and upper 700 MHz bands into various blocks or channels that are licensed for different geographic areas and bandwidths. Key aspects include: 1) The lower band is divided into 12 MHz blocks A, B, C licensed for large or regional areas while the 6 MHz blocks D and E are licensed for smaller areas. 2) The upper band contains 22 MHz block C and smaller 2 MHz or 10 MHz blocks A, B, D licensed for regional, medium, or nationwide areas. 3) The plan specifies the frequency ranges, bandwidth, pairing, license areas, and number of licenses for each block

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    This document outlines the revised 700 MHz band plan for commercial wireless services in the United States. It divides the lower and upper 700 MHz bands into various blocks or channels that are licensed for different geographic areas and bandwidths. Key aspects include: 1) The lower band is divided into 12 MHz blocks A, B, C licensed for large or regional areas while the 6 MHz blocks D and E are licensed for smaller areas. 2) The upper band contains 22 MHz block C and smaller 2 MHz or 10 MHz blocks A, B, D licensed for regional, medium, or nationwide areas. 3) The plan specifies the frequency ranges, bandwidth, pairing, license areas, and number of licenses for each block

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    700 MHZ Band Plan

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    This document outlines the revised 700 MHz band plan for commercial wireless services in the United States. It divides the lower and upper 700 MHz bands into various blocks or channels that are licensed for different geographic areas and bandwidths. Key aspects include: 1) The lower band is divided into 12 MHz blocks A, B, C licensed for large or regional areas while the 6 MHz blocks D and E are licensed for smaller areas. 2) The upper band contains 22 MHz block C and smaller 2 MHz or 10 MHz blocks A, B, D licensed for regional, medium, or nationwide areas. 3) The plan specifies the frequency ranges, bandwidth, pairing, license areas, and number of licenses for each block

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    Revised 700 MHz Band Plan for Commercial Services

    757 763 775 787 793 805

    A B C D E A B C C A D Public Safety B C A D Public Safety B

    CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH. CH.
    52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69

    698 704 710 716 722 728 734 740 746 752 758 764 770 776 782 788 794 800 806

    LOWER 700 MHZ BAND UPPER 700 MHZ BAND


    (TV CHANNELS 52-59) (TV CHANNELS 60-69)

    Block Frequencies (MHz) Bandwidth Pairing Area Type Licenses


    A 698-704, 728-734 12 MHz 2 x 6 MHz EA 176
    B 704-710, 734-740 12 MHz 2 x 6 MHz CMA 734
    C 710-716, 740-746 12 MHz 2 x 6 MHz CMA 734
    D 716-722 6 MHz unpaired EAG 6
    E 722-728 6 MHz unpaired EA 176

    C 746-757, 776-787 22 MHz 2 x 11 MHz REAG 12


    A 757-758, 787-788 2 MHz 2 x 1 MHz MEA 52
    D 758-763, 788-793 10 MHz 2 x 5 MHz Nationwide 1*
    B 775-776, 805-806 2 MHz 2 x 1 MHz MEA 52

    * Subject to conditions respecting a public/private partnership.

    The blocks shaded above in gray (Lower 700 MHz Band C and D Blocks and Upper 700 MHz
    Band A and B Blocks) were auctioned prior to Auction 73.

    Last reviewed/updated 9/5/2007.

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