Amateur Radio - south of the Waitaki ZL4 Callsigns - Index to various sorted lists. This is a comprehensive list taken from many sources and entered into a database.   The calls range from those issued at the start of licensing in 1923, through the years into the new millennium. Brief information is given as to when the call was issued and when relinquished where this information is known.   The location of the operator at the time the license was issued and any other known callsigns that person has held.   Information is only as good as the publications it has been recovered from and dates may vary by a few months in some instances.

	This is the entire list of ZL4 callsigns, sorted in callsign order.
	This is basically the same as above but sorted by surname.
	There are individual pages for each town.   In some instances there may be only two or three names and occasionally just one for that location.
	A map of the lower South Island shows a number of the towns which can be 'clicked' to obtain a list of those who were licensed while living there.
	There were a number of 'Special Event' callsigns issued for Jamboree on the Air or Special Anniversaries.   Those that are known are listed here.
	At various times schools and scout groups held amateur calls where a leader or teacher was an amateur.   These are the known callsigns.
	Novice callsigns were introduced in 1977 - these are the known callsigns.
	Map showing where hams lived 1923-1946 - click a map callsign for information.

Note: From 17 June 2004 the Morse requirement for an HF license was dropped making ALL callsigns issued after that date available without a Morse test.