What does oCS mean?
oCS means of coast survey
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for of coast survey?
3 ways to abbreviate of coast survey
of coast survey can be abbreviated as oCS
Other shorthands for of coast survey are: CS, Çs
of coast survey can be abbreviated as oCS
Other shorthands for of coast survey are: CS, Çs
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What does oCS stand for? oCS stands for "of coast survey". |
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How to abbreviate "of coast survey"? "of coast survey" can be abbreviated as oCS. |
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What is the meaning of oCS abbreviation? The meaning of oCS abbreviation is "of coast survey". |
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What is oCS abbreviation? One of the definitions of oCS is "of coast survey". |
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What does oCS mean? oCS as abbreviation means "of coast survey". |
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What is shorthand of of coast survey? The most common shorthand of "of coast survey" is oCS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACSTTO - Association of Certified Survey Technicians and Technologists of Ontario
- CTIGS - China Tibet Institute of Geology Survey
- EQLS - European Quality of Life Survey
- GALSUP - General Authority of Lands, Survey and Urban Planning
- IAHSC - International Association of Healthcare Survey Coordinators
- COSMOS - Coast Survey Marine Observation System
- CSDL - Coast Survey Development Laboratory
- OCS - Office of Coast Survey
- ACSTTO - Assn of Certified Survey Technicians and Technologists of Ontario
- BCGS - Board of Coast and Geodetic Survey
- CS - Coast Survey
- NPHCG - North Pacific Heads of Coast Guards
- NSAS - National Survey of Ambulatory Survey
- OGS - Of Geological Survey
- USCS - United States Coast Survey
- AACE - American Association Of Coast Engineers
- Oacett/acstto - Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists/Association of Certified Survey Technicians and Technologists of Ontario
- csdl - Coast Survey Development Lab
- Çs - Coast Survey
- CCD - Commander of Coast Defences