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Key to location notations
Each Agent has a Location. Locations are notated as five-letter strings. The first letter of the string refers to which side of Berlin the Agent is in; the second and third letters refer to the sector occupied by the Agent; and the fourth and fifth letters refer to the district. An example of a location notation would be: WUKTI, which would convey that the Agent is located in West Berlin, in the British sector, in Tiergarten district.
Area
The first letter refers to which side of Berlin the Agent is occupying, and can be E (East) or W (West).
Sector
The second and third letters refer to the sector, and can be US (America), UK (Britain), FR (France) or SU (Soviet Union).
District
The fourth and fifth letters refer to the district, as follows:
French districts:
- RI - Reinickendorf
- WE - Wedding
British districts:
- SP - Spandau
- CH - Charlottenburg
- WI - Wilmersdorf
- TI - Tiergarten
American districts:
- ZE - Zehlendorf
- ST - Steglitz
- SC - Schöneberg
- KN - Kneuzberg
- NU - Neukölln
Soviet Union districts:
- PA - Pankow
- WS - Weißensee
- HO - Hohenschönhausen
- PR - Prenzlauer Berg
- MI - Mitte
- FR - Friedrichshain
- LL - Lichtenberg
- MZ - Marzahn
- HD - Heliersdorf
- TW - Treptow
- KP - Köpenick
Lookup table
- ESUFR - Friedrichshain
- ESUHD - Heliersdorf
- ESUHO - Hohenschönhausen
- ESUKP - Köpenick
- ESULL - Lichtenberg
- ESUMI - Mitte
- ESUMZ - Marzahn
- ESUPA - Pankow
- ESUPR - Prenzlauer Berg
- ESUTW - Treptow
- ESUWS - Weißensee
- WFRRI - Reinickendorf
- WFRWE - Wedding
- WUKCH - Charlottenburg
- WUKSP - Spandau
- WUKTI - Tiergarten
- WUKWI - Wilmersdorf
- WUSKN - Kneuzberg
- WUSNU - Neukölln
- WUSSC - Schöneberg
- WUSST - Steglitz
- WUSZE - Zehlendorf
