AAR Radio Channel designations.


 7  160.215           31  160.575           55& 160.935           81& 161.325
 8  160.230           32  160.590           56  160.960           82  161.340
 9  160.245           33  160.605           57  160.965           83  161.355
10  160.260           34  160.620           58  160.980           84  161.370
11  160.275           35  160.635           59  160.995           85# 161.385
12  160.290           35  160.650           60  161.010           85  161.400
13  160.305           37& 160.665           61  161.025           87# 161.415
14  160.320           38  160.680           62  161.040           88  161.430
15  160.335           39  160.695           63  161.055           89  161.445
16  160.350           40  160.710           64  161.070           90  161.460
17  160.365           41  160.725           65  161.085           91# 161.475
18  160.380           42  160.740           66  161.100           92  161.490
19  160.395           43& 160.755           67  161.115           93  161.505
20  160.410           44  160.770           68  161.130           94  161.520
21  160.425           45  160.785           69  161.145           95# 161.535
22  160.440           46  160.800           70  161.160           96  161.550
23  160.455           47  160.815           71& 161.175           97  161.565
24  160.470           48  160.830           72  161.190
25& 160.485           49  160.845           73& 161.205
26  160.500           50  160.860           74  161.220
27  160.515           51  160.875           75& 161.235
28  160.530           52  160.890           76  161.250
29  160.545           53  160.905           77# 161.265
30  160.560           54  160.920           78  161.280
                                            79  161.295
                                            80  161.310

& = Base stations licensed on this frequency shall cooperate with Canadian
    Licenses using tertiary (15 Khz) frequencies to minimize mutual
    interference.

# = When necessary, appropriate measures shall be taken to protect Canadian
    railroad radio station on adjacent tertiary (15 MHz) frequencies.

AAR radio channel designations use two separate numbers. For example,
96 96 indicates the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad.
The first number is the transmitting frequency, the second is the
recieving frequency. Thus, 96 96 is  transmit and recieve on 161.550.
Some roads use different transmit and recieve frequencies and would
be something like 92 96, etc.