Appendix - A 
List of Radio Telescope facilities:
 
1.	Reber
2.	Dwingeloo
3.	Jodrel Bank  220ft and 250ft
4.	Parkes
5.	Bonn
6.	Arecibo
7.	WSRT
8.	MERLIN
9.	VLA
10.	AT
11.	GMRT
12.	GBT
13.	1hT
14.	ALMA (Atacama large Millimeter Array)
15.	LOFAR (Furure)
16.	SKA (Future)
17.	Haystack
18.	NMA
19.	OVRO
20.	RyleTel (cambridge)
21.	HatCreek
22.	IRAM
23.	VLBA
24.	VSOP
25.	GBD
26.	MRT
27.	ORT
28.	PRL
29.	UTR2
30.	Pushsino
31.	Mills Cross 1953, Australia, 85.Mcps, 1500ft x 2 48' arc 
32.	C.A Shin cross 1958, Australia, 19.7 Mcps
33.	USA Cross, 1956
34.	Soviet Union, 1Km long cross,  50 Mcps - 130 Mcps, 1/4deg at the 
shortest wavelength.
35.	Italy,High frequncy Cross, 1Km length
36.	Some what smaller attempted at Canada.
37.	Cambridge ?? cross + dish ?
38.	5Km CAMBRIDGE Radio Telescope
39.	ATCA
40.	ATNF Mopra antenna
41.	ASIAA (Academia Siuica's Institute of Astronomy & Astrophysics)
42.	BIMA (Berkeley-Iilinois-Maryland millimeter Array) (HatCreek)  *** 
repeat of  21 ??? ***
43.	Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
44.	Berkeley-Space Sciences laboratory
45.	BigEar Radio Observatory (C.N.R) (SETI)  Krauss -type Radio 
telescope
46.	Bologna Institute of Radio Astronomy (C.N R)  Medicina & Noto 
(total of 3 Radio Telescopes)
47.	Chin, Yi-nan (Taipei, Taiwan)
48.	Caltech Millimeter Array (Valley Radio Observatory)
49.	Caltech Submillimeter Observatory (CSO)
50.	CfA 1.2m (CfA mini)
51.	FRANCE : 770m long N-S array, Nancay field station. 1954 EW 
interferometer (at 169Mcps), 16 arial array, 9,400 Mcps and 2 arial 
interferometers
52.	NETHERLANDS: 25m paraboloid telescope, 10cm Nera station, and 
Equatorially mounted 7.5m Wurzburg parboloid telescope. 200, 545, 
2980,9100 Mcps.
53.	Benelux Cross Antenna.
54.	USSR:  4m Radio Telescope - alt. Az. Mount built by Ocillations 
research laboratory, Lebedev Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences, 
USSR in 1949-50, 3cm and 21 cm
55.	UUSR: 18mx5m and 18mx8m Truncated Parabolic Refelector, alt-az. 
Mount, 1952-54, 2 models, one of them at 21cm upwards, the other model 
3cm, also used for  following Soviet Rockets.
56.	USSR: Radio Telescope with stationary 30m parabolic reflector, 
1953-55 Two of them 740m apart, used as radio interferometer.
57.	USSR: 22m Parabolic reflector (PT-22), 1953, built by Ocillations 
Research lab, 16m upto 8mm (?) . Lebedave Phy. Inst.
58.	USSR: large Cross-shaped Radio Telescope, 1956, 1.5m upwards, 
Ocillations research laboratory, Lebedev Institute of Physics, Ccross 
shaped consisting of two lines, one rotating andthe other fixed. Parabolic 
cylinder 40m X 1000m.
59.	USSR: large Pulcov Radio Telescope. 3.2cm, 9.4cm, 90 elements
60.	JAPAN: 1949, antenna with 16 dipoles detected solar emission at 
200 mcps, Tokyo Astronomical observatory. 10m dish at Mitaka (200Mcps). 
Broad side arry at Hiraiso (200Mcps), 
61.	Japan(?) Table-1 at p:244 IRE Feb 1963