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Local/regional radio coverage areas

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Geospatial dataset showing the coverage areas of all private local and regional radio broadcasters in Switzerland that hold a performance mandate and benefit from fee-splitting under Article 38, or a performance mandate under Article 43, of the Radio and Television Act (RTVA). It is published by the Federal Office of Communications (BAKOM), part of the Swiss Confederation, and reflects the technical provisions and planning foundations underlying broadcast licensing decisions. The dataset supports analysis of broadcast coverage, licensing, and media planning at national scale.Coverage areas of all private local/regional radio broadcasters with a performance mandate and fee-splitting in accordance with Article 38 and a performance mandate in accordance with Article 43 of the Radio and Television Act (RTVA). The corresponding technical provisions and planning foundations,…

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Data schema (2 fields)

FieldTypeDescription
idch.bakom.versorgungsgebiet-ukw.idintegerUnique identifier for the radio coverage area record.Unique identifier for the radio coverage area record.
progChannelsvarcharName of the radio programme or broadcaster.Name of the radio programme or broadcaster.

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Configuration

Base URL
https://api3.geo.admin.ch/rest/services/api/MapServer/ch.bakom.versorgungsgebiet-ukw

Query examples

curl -s 'https://api3.geo.admin.ch/rest/services/api/MapServer/ch.bakom.versorgungsgebiet-ukw?f=json' -H 'Accept: application/json'

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