e.164/text destination table?

[John Todd <jtodd@loligo.com>]

[sent to the isp-clec list earlier, and met with resounding silence. 
Perhaps someone on this list has such a destination table.]

I have an "open-source" project that I'm working on which would 
benefit greatly from having a freely (BSD-licensed) available list of 
route destinations, both in North America as well as in other nations.

I know that CCMI sells this data in what is probably a very nice list 
(they claim 330,000 route descriptions) but I'm pretty sure that I 
can't redistribute that.  (Note: I'll probably use it internally, 
unless by some magic it is easier to collect that data elsewhere - 
they only charge $1k for it.)

I'm looking for something that gives data like that shown below, but 
for a LARGE number of possible world destinations (hint: I already 
have 150,000 for the US, so I assume that internationally that there 
are at least another 150,000 if not more.)

[e.164 country code[prefix...]],[2-letter ISO-3166 country 
code],[Text description]

where the [Text description] is typically something that describes 
the destination in a bit more detail, either geographically or 
commercially.

A few example rows of the table I want to build:

1301561,US,Maryland
44,UK,Proper
213,AG,Proper
21361,AG,Mobile
672,AU,Norfolk Island

Again, I'm looking for a HUGE list of these that really gets down 
into the city codes of each nation; I already have the standard 
destination data given by 
<pick-a-large-carrier's-rate-table-out-of-the-air> but I'm trying to 
be all-inclusive for a large rate/route tool.  I would be 
distributing this list freely, so again, no copyrighted information 
(though, the more I think about how someone would copyright such a 
list, the more angry I am at copyright laws both here in the US and 
in the EU.)

Anyone have pointers where such a list might be found or created 
legally and easily?

JT


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