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Encyclopedia > BT site engineering code

A BT site engineering code is a group of letters assigned by BT, or its predecessor the General Post Office, to a physical location which is equipped by the company with unusual amounts or types of telecommunications. BT Group plc (formerly known as British Telecommunications) which trades as BT (and previously as British Telecom) is the privatised former British state telecommunications operator. ... The British General Post Office (GPO) was officially established in 1660 by Charles II and it eventually grew to combine the functions of both the state postal system and telecommunications carrier. ... BlackBerry 7100t Telecommunication refers to communication over long distances. ...


Such codes relate to both BT's own buildings and major customer sites.


Historically, site codes beginning with the letter Q were government or defence sites. Codes beginning with the letter Y were radio-related sites. The latter category broadened somewhat over time to include many other kinds of customer site.

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Site engineering codes in alphabetical order

Q

  • QADB Bracknell
  • QADF Staxton Wold
  • QADN Cranwell
  • QAEH Stafford
  • QAEL Kinloss
  • QALD Aldergrove
  • QAPA Leconfield
  • QBFM Forest Moor
  • QBIN Binbrook
  • QCEA Carlisle
  • QCEN Central
  • QCON Coningsby
  • QCOS Cosford
  • QCWL Chilwell
  • QFIN Finningley
  • QIVM Fylingdales
  • QLIN Linton
  • QLMG Leeming
  • QMET Kelvedon Hatch bunker (originally RAF Fighter Command 'Metropolitan Sector')
  • QMHA North Luffenham
  • QNCC Lindholme
  • QNLO Preston
  • QNTH Northwood
  • QNWC RAF North West Signals Centre
  • QOUS Ouston
  • QPTE Pitreavie
  • QQAT Aldershot
  • QQCC Corsham
  • QQGR Boulmer
  • QQJD Hack Green
  • QQNB Craigie Hall
  • QRAA Boddington
  • QSCM Scampton
  • QTOP Topcliffe
  • QUTA York Mil
  • QVCA Glen Parva
  • QWAC Harrogate
  • QWAD Waddington
  • QWAH RAF High Wycombe
  • QWHI Whitehall

Y

  • YABR Albrighton
  • YACW Arncliffe Wood
  • YBAI Bagshot
  • YBCA Benbecula
  • YBCL Blackcastle Hill
  • YBFL Blackford Hill
  • YBFM Charwelton
  • YBGT Burngate
  • YBMR British Telecom Tower (Birmingham)
  • YBNM Burnham
  • YBNP Blaen Plwyf
  • YBRA Barra
  • YBRX Bruxie Hill
  • YBTH Butser Hill
  • YBUD Bury Down
  • YBYB Ballymena
  • YCAG Caister
  • YCAM Cambret Hill
  • YCAW Mount Stamper
  • YCBC Corby's Crag
  • YCBY Claxby
  • YCHI Chillerton Down
  • YCLC Cullercoats New Radio Station
  • YCMB Cambelt Hill
  • YCOK Copt Oak
  • YCOR Core Hill
  • YCOZ Connel
  • YCRA Craiglockhart Hill
  • YCRG Craigowl Hill
  • YCRR Corstorphine Hill Radio Stn. R. Site Bot.
  • YCRT Corstorphine Hill Radio Stn. T. Site Bot.
  • YCSM Five Ways
  • YCSP Carlton Scroop
  • YCSR Kelsall NATS station
  • YCVW Cave Wold
  • YDAC Dalton-in-Furness
  • YDMH Deadmans Hill
  • YDOG Douglas Radio Stn. Transmit Hut
  • YDOR Dorchester
  • YEAH East Harptree
  • YELM East Lomond Radio Station
  • YFAS Fairseat
  • YFAY Farley
  • YFLW Flinwell
  • YFOR Forder Battery
  • YGFW Greenford
  • YGHD Great Hatfield
  • YGKP Greenock
  • YGLB Gallanach Beg.
  • YGOO Goosemoor
  • YGOY Goonhilly
  • YGPT Golden Pot
  • YGRH Granite Hill
  • YGRL Green Lowther
  • YHAL Halwell
  • YHAV Haverfordwest
  • YHEA Heaton Park
  • YHEY Heysham
  • YHIL Hillingdon
  • YHLY Hornsea
  • YHMG Horwich
  • YHTS Hunters Stones
  • YHWD Harrow Weald
  • YINS Inskip
  • YKEL Kelvedon Hatch
  • YKIL Kilchiaran
  • YKMV Kirtomy
  • YKSH Kirk O'Shoots BBC/CrownCastle
  • YKSH/WT Kirk O'Shotts BT
  • YKUW Kirkby Underwood
  • YLFM Lonely Farm
  • YLLG Llanllawddog
  • YLST Lochinver R/S/Radio Stn.
  • YLTH Lowther Hill
  • YMAA Maaruig
  • YMAG Mallaig
  • YMLG Melvaig
  • YMNM Mendlesham
  • YMOR Morborne Hill
  • YMUG Muggleswick
  • YOKM Oakham
  • YOVR Over
  • YPCG Pencarreg
  • YPGN Pye Green
  • YPLC Pimlico
  • YPPK Portpatrick Coastal Radio Station
  • YPRE Preseli T.V. Station
  • YPRH Proctor Heights
  • YPTP Pontop Pike
  • YPUR Purdown
  • YQNR Quermore
  • YRID Riddings Hill
  • YRIN Manchester (Ringway) Airport
  • YRSM Rosemarkie
  • YRXR Rothesay SHF Radio Stn.
  • YSBR St. Albans
  • YSBY Sibleys
  • YSCN Sutton Common
  • YSHC Stoke Holy Cross
  • YSHR Shanes Hill
  • YSOM Somerton
  • YSPF Sparsholt Firs
  • YSRF Sheriff's Mountian R.V. Stn.
  • YSRS Skriaig
  • YSTK Stokenchurch
  • YSTL Stillingfleet
  • YSTS Standing Stones
  • YSWH Swaffham
  • YTAC Tacolneston
  • YTHH Thornhill
  • YTHL Turners Hill
  • YTHM Tobermory SHF Radio Stn
  • YTIL Tinshill
  • YTIR Tirnascobe
  • YTNL Thornton-in-Lonsdale
  • YTOR Tor Sliasg
  • YTOW BT Tower, London
  • YTTH Two Top Hill
  • YTYC Twycross
  • YULL Ullapool
  • YUPF Upton
  • YWBH Wisbech
  • YWCK Wickhambrook
  • YWEN Wenallt
  • YWFR Werfa
  • YWHC Whinfell Common
  • YWHK Whitehawk Hill T.V. Stn.
  • YWHN Whitestone
  • YWIL Windy Hill
  • YWNY Wooler
  • YWPE Wotton-under-Edge
  • YYGU Guernsey State Radio Stn.
  • YZSK Skelton (Merlin)

The British Telecom Tower (formerly known as the Post Office Tower and, before that the GPO Tower) is a landmark in Birmingham. ... BT Tower from the Euston Road, looking south. ...

Z

  • ZAK Humber Radio Stn.
  • ZAM Anglesey Radio Stn.
  • ZBA Bearley Radio Stn.
  • ZBD Brentwood Radio Stn.
  • ZBY Braewynner Radio Stn.
  • ZHO Hopealone Radio Stn.
  • ZIF Ilfracombe Radio Stn.

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