Geographic Coding Plus Interface - Code-1_Plus - 5.0

5-digit ZIP Code for the entered address.

4-digit ZIP+4 Code for the entered address.

Delivery Point Barcode for the entered address.

House Number for the entered address.

Code indicating the level of match obtained against the Geographic Coding Master File. One of the following codes appears:

• 5 — The input ZIP Code matched, but the ZIP+4 Code did not.

• 9 — Both the ZIP Code and ZIP +4 Code matched the Master File.

• X — The Geographic Coding Master File data has expired.

2-character FIPS state code of the matched address.

2-character FIPS county number and 20-character county name of the matched address.

6-digit number representing the census tract division within the county.

1-digit numeric code indicating the block group division of the census tract.

The 4-character Metropolitan Statistical Area that encompasses this address.

The 50-character Metropolitan Statistical Area name.

Code indicating the level of latitude and longitude determined for the matched address. One of the following codes displays.

• B — Latitude and longitude represent the population center of the census block group determined for the matched address.

• T — Latitude and longitude represent the population center of the census tract determined for the matched address.

• Z — Latitude and longitude represent the area center of the matched address.

9-digit number (with six decimal places implied) followed by a 1-character directional (N or S) that occupy the first eight bytes of this area.

9-digit number (with six decimal places implied) followed by a 1-character directional (E or W) that occupy the last eight bytes of this area.

Indicates the version of Geographic Coding you are using.

Indicates the expiration date of the Geographic Coding File that you are using.

5-digit ZIP Code for the entered address.

4-digit ZIP+4 Code for the entered address.

Delivery Point Barcode for the entered address.

House Number for the entered address.

MCDs (Minor Civil Divisions) are the primary political or administrative divisions of a county, representing many kinds of legal entities with a variety of governmental and administrative functions. CCDs (Census County Divisions) are established in states where there are no legally established MCDs.

1-character code that indicates the confidence code source. One of the following codes appears:

• Z — ZIP level.

• 0 — ZIP default.

• 1 — ZIP sector method.

• 2 — 5-digit household default method.

• 3 — 5-digit boundary method.

2-character PRIZM cluster code and a 20-character PRIZM cluster name. PRIZM codes are lifestyle segment codes and definitions enabling for more precise information about the lifestyle and demographic features of a population.

2-character PRIZM cluster social group code and a 20-character group name.

5-character FIPS place code.

1-character code indicating whether the entered address is in an incorporated area.

• Y — Incorporated.

• N — Not incorporated.

2-character class code.

30-character place name.

NOTE: This field is only available to GeoTAX customers who are also licensed users of the Vertex Quantum or ComTax21 products.

Up to 9 digits can be displayed in this field. The first 2 digits of this number represent the Vertex state code, the next 3 digits are the FIPS county code, and the next 4 digits,  a Vertex city code.

This information will only be displayed for those GeoTAX customers who have a subscription to the MATCHMST file from Vertex.  Additional information on this subject can be found in the GeoTAX User's Guide.

1-character code indicating the match results for the GeoTAX Key:

• Blank — No matching GTMASTR GeoTAX record found.

• E — Exact match using state/county/place/ZIP Code/place name.

• P — Partial match using state/county/place.

• A — Alternate match using ZIP Code and place name.

• N — Record is default coded based on valid state code.

Place last annexed date.

Place last updated date.